Kathy Wise

Dallas

Executive Editor at D Magazine

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Jodi Voice Yellowfish, an American Indian Advocate Creating Community

1 month ago | dmagazine.com | Kathy Wise

ara Martinez, a 17-year-old high school junior from Fort Worth, vanished on December 29, 2024. That morning, a neighbor’s home security camera captured a man across the street talking on his phone at 3:20 am. Seven minutes later, Sara’s mom says, her phone location was turned off. It was never turned back on.
The Thoma Foundation Brings Its Private Art Collection to Dallas

Mar 18, 2025 | dmagazine.com | Kathy Wise

“One of the negatives of people in private equity is that all of our wealth effectively gets accumulated into cash,” says Carl Thoma, the billionaire co-founder of private equity firm Thoma Bravo. “If you’re the Walton family—ignoring Alice for a moment up at Crystal Bridges—with your success you build another store. If you’re in the oil business, you drill another well.
The Ultimate Asian Herb Garden Is Located Behind a Family's Richardson Restaurant

Feb 14, 2025 | dmagazine.com | Kathy Wise

“She doesn’t cut corners,” Bambu Asian Cuisine owner Shelly Nan says, laughing about her mom, Bounmee Nanthaphak. “My dad always said if you want something for lunch, you tell her you want it for breakfast.”The precise home cook never expected that three of her four Dallas-raised kids would end up owning restaurants. Her oldest son opened a Japanese restaurant in South Beach, Miami. Her oldest daughter opened Sushi Rock on Campbell Road.
The Ultimate Asian Herb Garden Is Located Near a Family's Richardson Restaurant

Feb 14, 2025 | dmagazine.com | Kathy Wise

“She doesn’t cut corners,” Bambu Asian Cuisine owner Shelly Nan says, laughing about her mom, Bounmee Nanthaphak. “My dad always said if you want something for lunch, you tell her you want it for breakfast.”The precise home cook never expected that three of her four Dallas-raised kids would end up owning restaurants. Her oldest son opened a Japanese restaurant in South Beach, Miami. Her oldest daughter opened Sushi Rock on Campbell Road.
New real estate agency on the Sunshine Coast

Dec 3, 2024 | therealestateconversation.com.au | Kathy Wise

Kathy Wise has always been driven by a desire to make a real difference in people's lives. With a career spanning two decades in the real estate industry, Kathy has built a strong foundation on her love for property, sales, and helping others. Now, with the launch of Sun & Sage Real Estate, Kathy is bringing a fresh approach to the Sunshine Coast’s property market, with a focus on delivering exceptional service and meaningful results for both vendors and buyers.
A Family Recipe For Black Bean Turkey Enchiladas

Nov 29, 2024 | cowboysindians.com | Jordan Rane |Kathy Wise

2½ cups roasted turkey, diced½ cup green onions, sliced1 4-ounce can green chiles, diced½ cup fat-free sour cream½ cup fresh or frozen corn kernels½ cup canned black beans, rinsed and drained¼ cup cilantro, minced2 tablespoons jalapeño, seeded and minced½ teaspoon ground cumin½ teaspoon salt¼ teaspoon pepperCooking spray1 19-ounce can enchilada sauce, green/verde style8 6-inch corn tortillas½ cup low-fat Monterey Jack cheese, grated¼ cup low-fat or fat-free sour creamPreheat oven to 400 degrees.
Meet The Family Behind The Diestel Turkey Ranch

Nov 28, 2024 | cowboysindians.com | Jordan Rane |Kathy Wise

This story was originally published in our November/December 2015 issue. A crisp afternoon drive through the country in late November. True blue skies etched with wispy clouds, fall-colored oaks, and the odd deer-crossing sign flank a sleepy two-laner winding up into yonder hills. Sure, this could describe virtually any appetizing autumn weekend ride through Western hill country from Texas to Colorado to Idaho.
Self-Taught Baker Georgina Martinez's Showstopping Cakes

Oct 18, 2024 | dmagazine.com | Kathy Wise

Self-taught baker Georgina Martinez specializes in show-stopping desserts adorned with everything from pears, thistles, and Cape gooseberries to swans and bows. “I want it to be very whimsical, very girlie, kind of magical,” she says. She succeeds on all fronts. Pre-pandemic, Martinez worked as a server in restaurants. Then she did a stint as a personal assistant and shopper. In 2022, she made a New Year’s resolution: to learn how to bake.
High Culture

Jul 12, 2024 | dmagazine.com | Kathy Wise

A Cocktail Party-Throwing Bon Vivant With an Antiques-Filled Turtle Creek Condo$2,760: 23 Baccarat Harcourt coupes from M.D. Antiques. 7777 Forest Ln., Bldg. A Atrium. $120: Cocktail shrimp, cocktail sauce, and a bottle of Paul-Marie Bertrand Brut Champagne from Rex’s Seafood & Market. 6713 W. Northwest Hwy. $1,500–$3,200: Monthly condo fees, which cover use of the fitness center, tree-shaded pool, private parking, and all utilities.
Velvet Goldmine

Jul 12, 2024 | dmagazine.com | Kathy Wise

A Growing Family With Two Work-From-Home Parents and a Vintage Vibe in Moss Meadows$17,000+: One year’s tuition at Lakehill Preparatory School. 2720 Hillside Dr. 214-826-2931. $39: Bottle of Hendrick’s Scottish gin, four-pack of Fever Tree tonic water, and four lemons from Spec’s. 9500 N. Central Expwy., Ste. 200. 214-369-2800. $25,000: Estimated annual property taxes.