Philanthropy
From staff reports The Gingerbread Stroll returns for its 14th year, continuing its tradition of holiday magic and community giving. Presented by Allie Beth Allman & Associates, this beloved event features an exhibition and silent auction of stunning gingerbread houses designed by Dallas’ finest pastry chefs and bakeries. The gingerbread creations will be on display…
The custom home industry is becoming more competitive, costly, and complex every day. In the last several years, a myriad of factors have made it especially tough to turn a profit. With increases in lumber prices, labor scarcities, and market fluctuations, this business requires more resilience than ever. In an industry as challenging as this…
By Rick Mauch Candy’s Dirt Contributor When it came time for the newly-formed Women’s Council of Realtors Fort Worth Tarrant Network to select their signature charity, this year’s president Emilie Williamson didn’t hesitate in selecting a project that helped military veterans. Williamson is a retired Army veteran married to a retired Navy veteran. Her brother…
Landmines — the explosive leftovers from the Vietnam War and other conflicts — are about the size of a toy and sometimes colorful, making them attractive to children. Two decades of war made these weapons of destruction plentiful in the forested landscape of Southeast Asia. Consequently, many children in Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam are living…
When Williams Trew Real Estate was established by Joan Trew and Martha Williams in 2000, they not only wanted to create a company that would dominate the Tarrant County real estate market, but that would give back to the community as well. Since the inception of the company, agents of Williams Trew have come together…
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