Adulting 101
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Adulting 101

101 Skills They Should Know Before Flying the Nest Do you remember how you learned what Benadryl is for? Or the first time you learned to use a screwdriver? To stamp and mail a letter? To have your oil changed? These are just things that adults somehow know. Now you’re realizing your precious child, who…

Argyle Teachers of the Year
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Argyle ISD’s Teachers of the Year

Argyle ISD is proud to recognize the outstanding educators selected as our 2024-2025 Campus Teachers of the Year. Chosen by their peers and campus leadership, these teachers exemplify passion, dedication to student success and the core values that define our district. Each of them goes above and beyond–creating meaningful connections, inspiring young minds and leaving…

Wishing Support for Friend & Colleague Bobbie Mitchell

Wishing Support for Friend & Colleague Bobbie Mitchell

I wanted to use this month’s Live Local magazine column to celebrate two friends of mine and so many others, Fred and Bobbie Mitchell.  As you have mostly likely already learned, Denton County Precinct 3 Commissioner Bobbie J. Mitchell and her family suffered an unfathomable tragedy recently – one that has struck all of us…

Wine & Bites

Wine & Bites

Elevate your snacking game! When serving several wines at a gathering, having the proper snacks will help cleanse the palate between different wines. And serving the proper complementary flavors can turn a good tasting wine into a great tasting wine. Cheese A typical accompaniment at wine tasting parties, cheese and wine go together like milk…

Living Well in Your Midlife
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Living Well in Your Midlife

Unlocking Purpose, Learning, & Community Entering your 40s often signals a time of transition, especially when your children have left the nest. This stage of life can be filled with new opportunities and personal growth, allowing you to explore new passions, form meaningful connections, and embrace lifelong learning. Let’s dive into how you can thrive…

Summer Depression

Summer Depression

TIPS FOR COPING Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is very common, but many people think this only occurs in the winter when the weather is cold and gloomy, and the nights are longer. However, SAD can occur at any time of year, and many people see their depression worsening in the summer months. Why Summer Depression?…