Emily Hord

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by Sarah Bell on May 23, 2025 in General, ShareFor the past 30 years, Tom has practiced law and assisted companies with anti-corruption and anti-bribery issues. He is the author of the award-winning FCPA Compliance and Ethics Blog and the international bestselling book Lessons Learned on Compliance and Ethics. Alongside his numerous written works, Tom is also the host of the Hill Country Authors Podcast, the Hill Country Artists Podcast, and the Reel Creators of the Texas Country Hill.

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by Emily Hord on May 17, 2025 in Living Texas, ShareMinnie Payne is a contributor for Texas Lifestyle Magazine, writing many editorial stories for our readers to enjoy. But she is not just part of our team, she is an inspiration to those of us who have the pleasure of working with her. By the time most people reach their late 20s, they cannot fathom going back to school. By then, they usually have a job or can take specific courses to improve their skillset. Not Minnie.

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by Brian & Dana Maass on May 13, 2025 in Entertainment, ShareAs always, iHeart brought out the big names, and this year’s lineup didn’t disappoint country music’s most faithful fans. Like a highlight reel featuring the latest and greatest hits of country radio, the iHeartCountry Festival 2025 captivated the crowd.

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by The TLM Team on May 8, 2025 in Gift Guides, ShareWavelength Protein PowderLots of young people are on the go, and need quick nutrition. Give your grad the gift of wellness with Wavelength Protein Powder. This plant-based formula supports energy, brain function, and immunity and is 100% organic. Clean, delicious, and versatile, it’s the perfect way to help them get some nutrition into the start of the day. Blend with some almond milk and ice for the ideal breakfast.

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by Minnie Payne on May 6, 2025 in Lifestyle, ShareI remember the hope that flowers gave me as a young, stay-at-home mother of two small children whose husband worked away from home Monday to Friday. I mentally survived a long, cold winter by visually dreaming of prize daffodils blooming in spring. And I would read to my children the story about a sick little boy who gazed at his window box of flowers and became well when they bloomed.