Monica Alonzo: Talks Life in Politics and Her Love for Dallas
With local elections right around the corner, if you’re like most Dallasites, you want the best of the best to represent us and our beloved city. This is no easy
Profiles
Jaime Resendez: From Combat to Courthouse. Devoting his Life to Service
By: Janet Villarreal At first glance, Jaime Resendez seems like your typical attorney: clean cut, suited up, and walking with this air of confidence about him. Others find him a
Jorge Baldor: Setting The Standard For Our Future Leaders
Nowadays, most of us are just happy to have a job that provides and puts a roof over our head. If we are fortunate, some of us may have a
She Came, She Saw, She Conquered
A Latina in the Construction World By: Janet Villarreal As a woman and Latina, nothing excites me more than to be around accomplished women that I can relate to and
Dr. Jose Adames: A Change For The Better At El Centro College
By: Janet Villarreal As I was getting ready to interview Dr. Jose Adames, the new President of El Centro College, I could not shake off my nervousness. With all his accomplishments,
The Emmy’s of Food are Back!
Celebrity chefs, a red carpet and an atmosphere to match make the 2013 Latin Gourmet Awards a one-of-a-kind event. It has even been compared to the Emmy’s of food by
LIVING BIG. HOOKED ON SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY
Big is the story of Ruben Perez. by Coco Salazar Almost nine years ago, Perez toured Big D to decide whether he would take on a hotel sales and rebranding job.
Delia Gets It Done- A Latina’s incessant communal devotion
It’s a late Friday afternoon when Delia Jasso walks into a conference room some feet away from her office in Dallas City Hall. Wearing a red, knee-length sheath dress with black