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5 days ago | dmagazine.com | Robert Tiffin |Mike Piellucci

The playoffs are complicated. Each series is its own story, and each game is its own chapter encompassing a dozen moments and plot points. But the playoffs can also be simple. Each of those moments, those plot points, falls into one of two buckets: the things we observe and the emotions they inspire within us. That’s what we’re here to talk about. What We SawThere are undeserved losses, and there are fortunate wins. In Game 2, the Stars decided to test the limits of their misfortune.

6 days ago | dmagazine.com | Will Maddox

It would be hard to find a product that has captured the essence of and personified the history of a nation like bourbon has done for the United States of America. From its early days on the frontier of a young nation to the current financial and technological boom the industry is experiencing, bourbon reflects the unique heritage of the U.S.With that in mind, it was my pleasure to bring two friends on a trip to explore the diverse bourbon offerings of Kentucky.

6 days ago | dmagazine.com | Layten Praytor

Send your company’s latest business news to D CEO assistant editor Layten Praytor at [email protected]    VisionPoint Advisory Group and Navitas Wealth Advisors have merged, forming its new entity, Belafire, with combined assets under management totaling $3.7 billion as of January 2025. The new company will serve as an SEC Registered Investment Adviser and wealth management firm.

6 days ago | dmagazine.com | Julianna Chen

Though Southern Methodist University’s buildings dominate the eastern portion, most of the rest of this independent suburb looks like a movie-set version of Everytown, U.S.A. University Park boasts the same upscale advantages as its slightly older, wealthier sibling directly to the south, Highland Park. Here as there, HPISD schools forge the primary bond among the community’s residents.

6 days ago | dmagazine.com | Tim Rogers

It’s been a couple of years since I’ve mentioned here on FrontBurner that we need to dredge White Rock Lake. Not sure how that’s possible. If you’ve visited this blog with any frequency, you’ve likely suffered one or more of my posts about dredging. If the concept is new to you, here’s a primer:We need to dredge White Rock Lake. ASAP. OK, here’s a slightly longer primer: silt flows into the lake from our northern neighbors via White Rock Creek (and other feeders).