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Janet Collinsworth has helped hundreds of women through Agape Resource and Assistance Center in East Plano.

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TWU chancellor and president Carine Feyten oversees era of growth and achievement

A woman poses with three college students on the Texas Woman's University campus.

Under Feyten’s leadership, TWU has increased capital, expanded facilities and become the nation’s first public university system with a woman-focused mission.

By Terry WagnerMar 10, 2025

Taylor Toynes, Oak Cliff native, aims to leave better neighborhood for future generations

For Oak Cliff CEO Taylor Toynes poses for a photo at their office, Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025,...

Leader of community nonprofit says he hopes to be remembered as a “courageous servant.”

By Zacharia WashingtonMar 1, 2025

Caterpillar’s annual summer internship brings young, national talent to North Texas

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PepsiCo supports next generation of agriculture industry leaders

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Michael Horne, Parkland Foundation CEO, on building community and ‘unfettered’ opportunity

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Dallas dance companies rethink ‘Swan Lake’ from the female point of view

Mar 1, 2025

Toyota supports Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas through innovative partnership

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Toyota supports Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas through innovative partnership

Ruthie’s Cafe opens in South Dallas

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Local nonprofit F.A.R.M. helps North Texas veterans find purpose, opportunity

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The Dallas Opera’s ‘Orpheus and Eurydice’ illuminates the healing power of music

TWU chancellor and president Carine Feyten oversees era of growth and achievement

Under Feyten’s leadership, TWU has increased capital, expanded facilities and become the nation’s first public university system with a woman-focused mission.

By Terry WagnerMar 10, 2025

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Caterpillar’s annual summer internship brings young, national talent to North Texas

Many graduates of the 12-week summer internship program go on to become full-time employees, getting a head start on their career development.

By Meg TownsendMar 7, 2025Sponsored

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PepsiCo supports next generation of agriculture industry leaders

Part of PepsiCo’s Planting Pathways initiative, the program aids students in their career development with hands-on training, mentorships, scholarships and more.

By Meg TownsendFeb 28, 2025Sponsored

Toyota supports Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas through innovative partnership

By connecting the organization with a strategic consulting firm, Toyota Motor North America aims to support its transformation and long-term impact within the community.

By Meg TownsendFeb 25, 2025Sponsored

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Jindal School ranked No. 1 online MBA program in U.S.

Graduates of the program at UT Dallas cite the online MBA’s flexibility and world-class faculty as differentiators, saying they’ve gained invaluable skills, knowledge and experiences that have helped them further their careers.

By Jimmie R. MarkhamFeb 21, 2025Sponsored

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Ruthie’s Cafe opens in South Dallas

By Steven LindseyFeb 20, 2025

A woman sits on a chair at the front of an elementary school classroom holding an open book...

United Way seeks 1,000 volunteers to spark reading magic on centennial Reading Day

The landmark volunteer event aims to inspire 15,000 young readers while celebrating 100 years of beloved children’s literature.

By United Way of Metropolitan DallasFeb 19, 2025Sponsored

The Dallas Opera’s ‘Orpheus and Eurydice’ illuminates the healing power of music

In addition to the February performances of Christoph Willibald Gluck’s famous opera, The Dallas Opera and physicians from UT Southwestern’s Peter O’Donnell Jr. Brain Institute will host a special event on Jan. 23 to discuss the connection between dementia, music therapy and brain science.

By Meg TownsendJan 17, 2025Sponsored

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More than fried food: How the State Fair fuels economic impact in North Texas

When millions of visitors flock to the State Fair of Texas every year, the economic impact in North Texas is far reaching and life changing for many residents.

By Meg TownsendJan 10, 2025Sponsored

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100 years of extraordinary impact: A message from the United Way CEO

For 100 years, United Way has brought together change-makers, tackled D-FW’s toughest challenges and driven progress in education, income and health.

By Jennifer Sampson, McDermott-Templeton president and CEO, United Way of Metropolitan DallasJan 3, 2025Sponsored

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The Stewpot celebrates 50th anniversary and acquisition of new 4-acre Opportunity Center

The year-long anniversary celebrations will begin with a “50 Years of Loving Our Neighbors” art exhibit and community activation series at Galleria Dallas.

By Holly HaberDec 31, 2024

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How to secure vehicles at North Texas airports while you’re away for the holidays

Owners can do simple things to secure their cars and belongings, airport officials say.

By Maria Salette OntiverosDec 23, 2024Member Exclusive

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New sciences degree at UTD expands skills, flexibility for future doctors

The Bachelor of Science in biomedical sciences curriculum prepares graduates for success whether they pursue careers in medicine, academia or scientific research.

By Amanda SiegfriedDec 18, 2024Sponsored

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West Dallas educators awarded grants through the Toyota, United Way DRIVE program

Thanks to a vital partnership between Toyota Motor North America and United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, over $100,000 was disbursed to help teachers better serve their students.

By Steven LindseyDec 18, 2024Sponsored

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PepsiCo Foods North America celebrates Women in Manufacturing Hall of Fame inductee

Laura Maxwell, senior vice president of supply chain for PFNA, demonstrates how women can thrive in traditionally male-dominated fields like manufacturing — and highlights what it takes to support them.

By Meg TownsendDec 13, 2024Sponsored

Several people shop for food essentials inside a community food pantry.

The North Texas Food Bank and its partners are making food accessible in southern Dallas

Texas leads the nation in hunger and the need is especially acute in southern Dallas, where the NTFB and its partners provided more than 30 million meals over the last three years.

By North Texas Food BankDec 6, 2024Sponsored

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Capital One’s innovation hub marks 10 years of industry-changing ideas

At Capital One’s Dallas campus, the Garage is where talented innovators bring groundbreaking ideas to life, like AI-powered chatbots and advanced mobile apps.

By Meg TownsendDec 5, 2024Sponsored

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PepsiCo Foods North America’s Day of Caring benefits local charities with massive turnout

At the 15th annual Day of Caring event founded in partnership with United Way, more than 1,200 PepsiCo employees volunteered at 30-plus agencies that serve the community’s needs.

By Meg TownsendDec 3, 2024Sponsored

‘Game changer’: UT System announces free tuition for qualifying Texas families

Officials announced a groundbreaking financial aid program to help more students afford college.

By Aarón Torres and Marcela RodriguesNov 21, 2024

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CCSWB’s 'Under the Cap' series profiles its associates and their community connections

The series by Arca Continental Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages offers a behind-the-scenes look at the deep connection between its people and the communities where they live and work.

By Terry WagnerNov 21, 2024Sponsored

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From CEO to minister: A call to help is changing women’s lives at a Plano shelter

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Taylor Toynes, Oak Cliff native, aims to leave better neighborhood for future generations

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