The Lewisville CCDC (Christian Child Development Center) offers a variety of programs for children from 18 months through Kindergarten, while stimulating a child's natural curiosity for learning.

Free summer activities and events in Lewisville, TX ranging from concerts to chess

When you are hungry for some down home Cajun cooking there are two places in Lewisville, Texas that you may want to check out: Razzoo's Cajun Cafe, and Johnny G's. Both feature great food at an even better price.

Once known as "The Most Dangerous Lake in North Texas", Lake Lewisville has become a favorite of the experienced boater. Lake Lewisville is one of the most beautiful lakes in North Texas, and a pleasure to go boating on; just be alert.

A review of the Holiday at the Hall, and information for this year.

Flower Mound, Highland Village, and Lewisville have been missing the better retail shops previously found only in Southlake, Northpark, or Plano. Finally, it's our turn!

"Where's Waldo" of Prison Break is how Chadwick Steven Ford, 34 of Lewisville describes himself on the show. "You can see me all over, but I have only had one named role so far." Ford has been a featured extra, stand in, and body double.

Lots of pressure, 220 volts of electricity, an oil filled capacitor and my lack of electrical knowledge combine for a great pyrotechnic show.

A look at five local discount wedding dress locations.

Preview of some seasonal happenings in TX

There is always something going on in Dallas, Fort Worth, or one of the many hustling bustling suburbs of DFW.

Preview of some kid holiday events.

The season has begun for high school hockey players in the North Texas area. The AT&T Metroplex High School Hockey League is comprised of over 70 teams and hundreds of players.

Main Event entertainment center at Plano in Texas provides all sorts of entertainment like bowling, billiards, laser games, fun rides and games, parties for all occassions, and the varieties of food at its fine resraurant.

With school starting and summer winding down, there are not as many Labor Day activities as you typically find on Memorial Day or the 4th of July. But there are still a great many fun things to fill your Labor Day Weekend in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex.

Rains on Central Texas have caused severe flooding that affects everyone in the area. Homes have been damaged along with local businesses and other structures.

Looking to spend time this summer by the lake? Here are 3 of the best lakes in Dallas, Texas you must visit before the warm weather turns cold.

North Carolina is home to several nice wineries that are open to the public.

Winston-Salem, NC offers a variety of summer camps for children of all ages.

As the song goes, "It's the most wonderful time of the year" and if you have all the time in the world you can explore the winter wonderland that are the yuletide attractions in the Dallas-Fort Worth, TX metroplex:

From world-class live music to the historical and haunted, Denton is a great place to visit any time of year. There are annual festivals and events, art galleries and antique shops, as well as water parks and camping spots.

Some parents have a dilemma.

While summer is for some relaxing, it is also a good time to broaden a child's horizons and let him explore the arts. Whether it is cooking, jewelry making, theater acting or production, or singing there is a camp for every specialty in the DFW area.

What's a girl to do when warm weather makes her trade Chaiken pants for Tuleh dresses? Ensure that those gams are stubble free. There are oodles of options for hair removal, so consider price, pain, a nd permanence when choosing a service.

Extremidades y acoplamientos provechosos del Web para localizar un nuevo hogar, para la gente hispana.

They call themselves improv that squeals.

At Equine Angels Special Therapy Center in Copper Canyon, Texas kids are one with a four-legged creature - the horse.

People concerned about the plight of homeless dogs can now come together online.

Carrollton, when all is said and done, is a great place to live and the best part is, it's in North-East Texas where the winters are short and the summers, tolerable.

As I teed off at the first hole on a beautiful 65 degree Christmas Day, I knew that Stewart Peninsula was a special golf course.