The New Cycle of Innovation: How Tech Is Shaping the Future of Bicycling

Tech advances in gravel and e-bikes, safer tires, and app-connected rides are transforming cycling into a more inclusive, versatile, and environmentally friendly mode of transport. Read More »

Rescuing Old Items for Garden Décor

Old teapots, ladders, and boots become whimsical, low-cost garden art, as upcycling breathes creative, eco-conscious life into outdoor spaces Read More »

Protein-Forward Breakfasts: Starting the Day Strong

Starting the day with protein supports metabolism, mood, and satiety, with dietitians recommending plant-based scrambles, nut butters, and cottage cheese for lasting energy. Read More »

Edible Landscapes: Creating Regenerative Sustenance

Food forests mimic natural ecosystems to produce resilient, edible landscapes, offering biodiversity, soil health, and local food solutions—even in small urban spaces. Read More »

Alleviating Arthritis in Dogs: Joint Health Begins in the Gut

Gut health may hold the key to easing canine arthritis, with research linking digestive inflammation to joint pain and highlighting benefits of whole foods over processed diets. Read More »

Dallas Zoo Brings Back $1 Admission Days This Summer

The Dallas Zoo is bringing back its wildly popular Dollar Days this summer, offering $1 admission on Thursday, July 17, and Tuesday, August 5. Read More »

PGA Frisco Offers Free Family Movie Nights Under the Stars

PGA Frisco’s Monument Realty PGA District is inviting North Texas families to unwind and reconnect outdoors with its free Summer Movie Series, returning every Friday night this July. Read More »

Celebrate Farmers Markets with America’s Farmland Trust

America’s Farmland Trust (AFT) is inviting Dallas-area residents to support their favorite local farmers markets during the 2025 Farmers Market Celebration, running through September. Read More »

Autonomous Food Delivery Pilot Launches in Arlington

A new pilot program in Arlington is testing high-tech, low-emission food delivery to support underserved communities while improving air quality. Read More »

The Future Is Local: Food, Farms and Finding Our Way

Eleven years ago, we launched our Annual Farmers Market Pull-Out Guide in the centerfold of our July issue, with a simple goal: map North Texas farmers markets, county by county. Read More »

Paternal Dietary Influences on Sperm Quality

A small study shows that diet changes can quickly alter sperm gene regulators, suggesting that paternal nutrition may influence offspring health from conception. Read More »

Tick-Borne Disease Spreads to Mid-Atlantic States

Ticks in Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware are now carrying babesiosis, a rare parasite once limited to the Northeast and Midwest, raising public health concerns. Read More »