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RUSTIC CHARM & LUXURY LIVING

AGING AT HOME

HOME IMPROVEMENT

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

MARCH 2020 PUBLISHER

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There’s No Place Like Home THE BEST THING ABOUT YOUR HOME IS IT’S THE ONLY ONE EXACTLY LIKE IT. Sure, your neighbors’ homes may have a similar style or paint color, but the way you decorate each room and the memories you create make it uniquely yours.

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This month in our home issue we chat with Creative Elements’ Lucie Hasek about what’s trending in home design and what her remodeling customers are asking her to incorporate in their projects. And, in “Home Improvement,” Janice Sheppard, DATCU’s Senior VP Real Estate Services, tells us how we might attain that dream remodel with different financing options. Next, it’s always a treat to check out a stunning vacation home and Highland Village couple, Amy and Heyder Alsaffar, share why investing in a home in wooded, idyllic Broken Bow made sense for their family. For those of us with aging loved ones, we look at why “Aging at Home” is becoming more popular and ways we can help our loved ones achieve this. In addition, we share signs

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might work best for your family. This is a fun way to try something delicious and different in the comfort of your own home.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE MARCH 2020

FEATURES 14 Aging at Home Jamie Langston and Rachael Nelson of LifeSeasons Medical Clinic Offer Practical Advice for Seniors

20 Rustic Charm & Luxury Living Broken Bow's Skip-A-Rock Cabin Has Something for Everyone

24 Home Style Trends Clean Lines & Natural Tones Dominate This Season

34 Home Improvement Refinancing May Be a Smart Option

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for Those Looking to Fund New Household Projects

DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

Good Times

Around Town

Healthy Lifestyle

20 Open House 24 Trend Setter 26 Food & Wine 30 Lifestyle Calendar 34 Financial Buzz

Hanaya Hibachi, Sushi & Asian Fusion

View from Sunset Point View from Sunset Point

The Tavern at Lakeside

Briesly’s Boutique and Hello Daffodil

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eeknights or weekends, the charms of Lakeside beckon — from the trails and street life to the shops and restaurants. Stroll through The Shops at Lakeside and the neighborhoods, then walk The Lakeside Boardwalk to Sunset Point for views over Lake Grapevine. Where else but Lakeside?

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GOOD TIMES

Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce's 38th Annual Awards Luncheon On Jan. 24 at Denton Country Club, the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce honored Citizen of the Year - Bobby Dollak with G&A/McAdams. Also receiving awards were Denise Gray with Point Bank for Volunteer of the Year, Kelly Ross with Schooley Mitchell for Rookie of the Year, David Henry & Henry Investment Group for Business of the Year and Stacy Stoltz for Ambassador of the Year. PHOTOGRAPHY BY NICK ALLEN PHOTOGRAPHY

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Ranking algorithm is based on qualitative measures: telephone and in-person interviews, client retention, industry experience, credentials, review of compliance records, firm nominations; and quantitative criteria, such as: assets under management and revenue generated for their firms. Investment performance is not a criteria because client objectives and risk tolerances vary, and advisors rarely have audited performance reports. Rankings are based on the opinions of SHOOKResearch, LLC, which does not receive compensation from the advisors or their firms in exchange for placement on a ranking. The ranking or ratings shown here may not be representative of all client experiences because they reflect an average or sampling of the client experiences. These rankings or ratings are not indicative of any future performance or investment outcome. Barron’s “Top 1,200 Financial Advisors” list, March 11, 2019. 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GOOD TIMES

Flower Mound Rotary 14th Annual Vine and Dine On Jan. 25 guests stepped into a pseudo speakeasy at the Courtyard Marriott Flower Mound as the Flower Mound Rotary celebrated the 14th annual Vine and Dine fundraiser. Guests enjoyed music, casino games, turtle races and excellent wine, cuisine and prizes throughout the evening. Proceeds benefit the charities and civic service projects of the club and Rotary International. PHOTOGRAPHY BY POWDERPINK AND COURTNYE ARIN

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AROUND TOWN

MARCUS HIGH SCHOOL HOSTS DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. CELEBRATION

“The Escape Room,” a non-typical teachers’ lounge

The 27th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

where staff members can get away and enjoy a few

Celebration was held Jan. 20 at Marcus High

minutes to themselves. The room is equipped with

School’s Auditorium. The theme was, “One

the essentials — calming scents, coloring books

Human Family: A Better Vision for 2020 and

and stress relief items. There are also couches,

Beyond.” Vernell Gregg was honored for her vision

blankets and a television to play music or videos.

As a part of Star Care, the group has created

in creating the event and commitment to keeping

More is on the horizon for Star Care and The

it going, as well as her 39 years of service to LISD.

Escape Room. The Culture Club is actively working

The event featured entertainment by more than 75

on a potential partnership with a local hospital and

Lewisville ISD students. The distribution of LISD

is looking into inviting mental health professionals

students’ artwork, essay and photography awards

to campus for tips on stress management.

also took place. For more info about the event, visit: mlkofnorthtexas.org.

VENDOR APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE FOR ART IN THE PARK FESTIVAL Vendor applications are available for Flower Mound’s first Art in the Park Festival on Saturday, May 9, at Heritage Park. A partnership with Keep Flower Mound Beautiful, the Art in the Park Festival will feature live performances, local artwork, a special art treasure hunt, a recycled fashion show, hands-on activities and more. To exhibit artwork during the event, fill out a vendor application form at Flower-Mound.com/artfestival. Vendors can rent booth space beginning at $50. Applications are due by 5 p.m. on Friday, April 17.

FLOWER MOUND AWARDED DFW CLEAN CITIES 2019 SILVER FLEET AWARD Flower Mound recently was awarded the DFW

The Children’s Advocacy Center for Denton

Clean Cities 2019 Silver Fleet Award for the town’s

County has announced the expansion of services to

contributions to reduce transportation energy

include Wise County. Representatives from Children's

impacts and improve air quality through clean city

Advocacy Center for Denton County, Wise County law

and alternative fuel initiatives..

enforcement agencies and the Wise County District

This is the first year Flower Mound has received the Silver Fleet Award, earning the

Attorney’s Office gathered to sign a memorandum of understanding, launching the new partnership.

Bronze Fleet Award in 2018, 2017, 2016 and 2015.

Jay Lapham, Assistant District Attorney for Wise

Fleet recognition is based on the North Central

and Jack Counties says, “Child abuse cases are the

Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG)

most important cases we handle in Wise County.

annual DFW Clean Cities survey.

We are thankful that we have one more tool to pro-

OLD SETTLERS ELEMENTARY OFFERS SELF CARE PROGRAM FOR STAFF MEMBERS

tect the children of Wise County.”

HELP BUILD KIDS KASTLE

In an effort to promote staff wellness this school

The City of Highland Village needs your help to

year, Old Settlers Elementary began a Culture Club

build the new Kids Kastle. The Kids Kastle play area

comprised of four staff members — teachers Keri

originally was designed and built by the commu-

Baker, Wendy Bolding and Amanda Wilhelm and

nity in 1994. It has become a popular playground

counselor Angela Snyder. The Culture Club has

for many families since that time. However, the

created a staff self-care program “Star Care.” 12

CHILDREN’S ADVOCACY CENTER FOR DENTON COUNTY NOW SERVES WISE COUNTY

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structure now must be replaced. The community

Scott Hensell, Chief Operating & Financial Officer

once again is being called upon to help design and

at Blue River Partners, LLC, will remain on the

build the new play structure. If you would like to

Executive Committee as the past Chair. His contribu-

help, visit app.vomo.org/project/5e27375fd54e5.

tions last year during the construction of Lewisville

RECYCLING TIPS The town would like to remind individuals that recyclables should be placed loosely in recycling

and move into Serve Denton were invaluable.

MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS SPEAK TO LIBERTY CHRISTIAN STUDENTS

bins. According to Republic Services, plastic

Congressional Medal of Honor recipients

grocery and trash bags can get tangled around

Gary Littrell (U.S. Army, Vietnam War) and David

machinery and cause equipment damage. Many

Bellavia (U.S. Army, Iraq War) spoke to Liberty

grocery stores offer recycling for plastic shop-

Christian students recently during three his-

ping bags. Visit how2recycle.info/SDO to find

tory classes. Both gave moving presentations

the nearest drop-off location.

about their service and how the Congressional

FLOWER MOUND RANKED NO. 4 SAFEST CITY

Medal of Honor Foundation’s values of courage, sacrifice, patriotism, citizenship, integrity and commitment are values to strive for every day.

Flower Mound has been named the No. 4

Mr. Littrell received the Congressional Medal of

Safest City in Texas, according to a study by

Honor for his action during heavy fighting near

LendEDU, an online tool to help consumers learn

Dak Seang, Vietnam, in April 1970. Mr. Bellavia

about and compare financial services. Flower

received the Congressional Medal of Honor for

Mound is the largest city listed in the top 10. It

his action during the Second Battle of Fallujah,

received a score of 94.18.

Iraq, on Nov. 10, 2004 (his 29th birthday).

CHILDREN’S ADVOCACY CENTER FOR DENTON COUNTY ANNOUNCES 2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

LISD HOLDS HBCU COLLEGE FAIR

The Children’s Advocacy Center for Denton County recently announced its 2020 Board of Directors.

than

200

students

from

across

Lewisville ISD attended the district’s second annual HBCU College Fair on Feb. 7 at Marcus High School Ninth Grade Campus. The event

The Executive Team will be led by Kellie Fister

featured representatives and alumni from more

Stokes, owner of Stokes Law Office, PLLC and

than 15 HBCUs, as well as various organiza-

Freedom Title Lewisville. Kellie is in her third term

tions offering scholarship information and other

serving on the Children's Advocacy Center for

resources. One of the fair’s highlights included

Denton County Board of Directors and also serves

a Q&A panel with HBCU graduates.

the community in other volunteer capacities. Melanie Vest currently serves as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of DATCU

1845 TASTE TEXAS AMONG SEVERAL BUSINESSES OPENING SOON

Credit Union. Since joining DATCU in 2002, she has

1845 Taste Texas will open soon in the former

had multiple leadership roles including Accounting

Carvao Prime Brazilian Steakhouse space in

Director, Vice-President of Accounting and Senior

Lakeside. The restaurant is owned by local restau-

Vice President. She will serve her second term on

rateurs, Marty Bryan (of Marty B’s) and Alan Mann,

the Board of Directors as the Vice-Chair.

owners of Rustico Wood Fired Grill and Wine Bar.

Dr. Stephanie Reinke is beginning her second

1845 Taste Texas will offer a variety of steaks, sea-

term as a Board Member where she has served as

food, smoked meats, sandwiches and salads, along

the Chair of the Development Committee and the

with an array of alcohol from Texas distilleries.

Champions for Children Breakfast for three years.

For a complete list of businesses coming soon to

Serving as Treasurer will be Rob Seay, CPA of Hankins, Eastup, Deaton, Tonn and Seay, PC in

Flower Mound, visit flower-mound.com/1170/ New-Businesses-in-Town.

Denton. Rob lives in Flower Mound and is a member of the Denton Rotary Club.

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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

AGING ARTICLE STEPHANIE HASBROUCK | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

AT HOME 14

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JAMIE LANGSTON AND RACHAEL NELSON OF LIFESEASONS MEDICAL CLINIC OFFER PRACTICAL ADVICE FOR SENIORS

JANE AUSTEN WROTE, “THERE IS NOTHING LIKE

+ Have a handyman contacted to keep the home in good

STAYING AT HOME FOR REAL COMFORT.” More and

repair and install bathroom safety accessories, such as

more, seniors are taking this sentiment to heart - opting

toilet aids, grab bars, walk-in tubs and ramps

to spend their golden years independently in the com-

+ Install a privacy monitoring system so loved ones can

fort of their own homes.

watch over them

Jamie Langston, Research Officer at LifeSeasons

+ Have adaptive living devices, such as walkers and chair lifts

Medical Clinic in Flower Mound, says there are many rea-

+ Brush up on current technology to make life safe and

sons individuals are choosing to age at home.

secure, including cell phones, medical tracking devices

“I believe foremost it is the place we feel most safe. It

and automatic medication dispensing systems

is a place where our life collections remind us of where

+ Hire a lawn maintenance service and housekeeper

we have been and who we are. It is a place where we

+ Have a dependable first-aid kit

have built memories with our loved ones,” she says. “At

+ Get to know their neighbors

home, we are comfortable, and we are familiar. I love the children’s story of Mr. Plumbean and his quote, ‘My home is me, and I am it. It is where I like to be, and it looks like all my dreams.’” In addition to sentimental reasons, Jamie says there are many practical reasons for remaining at home. “Some seniors like the privacy of living at home,” she says. “It is

+ Take a fall risk prevention class

“ I T I S C R I T IC A L

In addition, Rachael says, “It is

TO REMAIN

critical to remain socially and phys-

S O C I A L LY A N D

geriatric population is not having a

P H Y S IC A L LY AC T I V E .”

ically active. The worst thing for the social network or isolating from normal activities.” Jamie advises individuals create a schedule for waking, dressing, preparing meals, planning

a quiet and private place to enter-

social events and doing things

tain loved ones. They are free

they enjoy to remain active and

from routines imposed by others and can eat and sleep

engaged. She said adopting a pet also can fulfill the

when it pleases them.” Additionally, Jamie says, living at

natural need for companionship.

home insulates individuals from risks of illness that often accompany group living environments.

“Proper nutrition is important, as well,” Rachael says. “Some seniors find that online meal delivery services

Rachael Nelson, Practice Manager and Outreach

can be helpful to supplement their normal cooking

Coordinator at LifeSeasons, says, “Seniors of this genera-

routine, especially if they are making meals for one.”

tion have been extremely self-sufficient their entire lives. It

Grocery delivery services also a good choice.

is only natural to want to remain in their home surrounded by comfort and familiarity. We are creatures of habit, and

JAMIE SAYS LOVED ONES AND NEIGHBORS CAN

our home provides an environment of safety and security.”

OFFER SUPPORT BY:

While independent living is a good choice for many, Jamie says there are several precautions that should be taken.

+ Helping with housework + Purging the home of expired foods and medications + Running errands for or with their loved one

SHE SUGGESTS THAT INDIVIDUALS:

+ Preparing meals for their loved ones

+ Have a contact list or an emergency alert system in place

+ Helping with money management and bill payments

+ Install a home alarm system

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HE ALTH Y LIFEST Y LE (CONTINUED)

There are many systems available to assist with medications, Jamie says, including apps, alarms, home health aides, reminder notes and weekly pill boxes. “Most seniors are on five or more medications. Missed doses or mismanagement can cause serious harm,” she says. Those choosing to independently age at home and their loved ones also should be aware of several warning signs. “Once a senior begins to experience trouble with everyday activities like shopping, cooking, housekeeping and personal care, it is time for them and their loved ones to address the concerns of living alone,” Jamie says. “While friends and family members may want to help, they do not always have the time or ability to provide adequate care. It can take hours every day as a loved one’s needs increase.” Though it is natural for seniors’ needs to increase over time, they often do not convey this to loved ones. “I often hear seniors and even my own family members state, ‘I do not want to be a burden,’” Rachael says. “Recognizing the signs and staying involved with our family and friends is important.” JAMIE SAYS SOME OF THE SIGNS THAT MAY INDICATE INDEPENDENT LIVING NO LONGER IS THE BEST OPTION INCLUDE: + Social isolation + Inability to maintain home repairs; laundry and trash build up + Poor nutrition or malnutrition; weight loss + Repeated falls + Poor eyesight or hearing + Inability to remember appointments, open mail, answer the phone or take medications + Repeated urinary track infections, which often is the first sign of poor hydration + A decline in personal appearance or hygiene + The inability to remember family members, friends or neighbors + Frequently getting lost in familiar places + Continuous complaining of malaise or exhaustion

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IF THE TIME COMES TO CONSIDER COMMUNAL LIVING OPTIONS, JAMIE SAYS THERE ARE SEVERAL FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE: + Independent senior living communities that provide well-maintained homes designed for active seniors. + Assisted living residences that provide personal care services, which may include meal preparation and assistance with bathing, dressing and taking medications + Skilled nursing or extended-care facilities that provide full medical care with nurses and other health professionals onsite 24 hours a day. + Continuing care retirement communities, which have all three communities on one large campus. Residents may start in independent living, move to assisted living and then full-time extended care without leaving the same campus. +

Memory

care/Dementia

Facilities,

which specialize in care for those with cognitive impairments. + Group Homes, which give seniors an opportunity to live among a family of peers while receiving the benefits of medication management,

meal

preparation,

house

cleaning and laundry. These homes have 24/7 onsite caregivers who provide onsite and offsite activities. She said many seniors find communal living their best option. In addition to the routine, activities and social interaction, she says, “There is also a sense of safety in this setting. So many fear that they will not be able to get help if something happens. They also like the idea of being checked on throughout the day and not having to worry about meals, eating alone and when to take their medications. They like the idea of having someone make sure their clothes are clean and their living space is clean and comfortable.” Jamie and Rachael have a combined 40 years of experience in caring for seniors. LifeSeasons Medical Clinic is an integrative and functional medicine practice serving patients who are looking for a more personalized approach to health care. For more information about LifeSeasons, visit LifeSeasonsMedical.com. March 2020 | Cross Timbers Lifestyle

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BROKEN BOW'S SKIP-A-ROCK CABIN HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE ARTICLE STEPHANIE HASBROUCK PHOTOGRAPHY CAMERON PHOTOGRAPHY

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IT WAS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT WHEN AMY AND HEYDER ALSAFFAR STEPPED FOOT INSIDE WHAT WOULD BECOME SKIP-A-ROCK CABIN IN BROKEN BOW, OKLA. “It was a brand new cabin, just completed, when we first took a look. From the moment we saw it, we fell in love with the design and layout,” Amy says. Now visitors are falling in love with the luxury cabin, which the Highland Village couple offers as a vacation rental. “It is a log cabin, but has all of the features of a modern house, plus a hot tub, fire pit, playground, pool table, foosball, upscale design with bowl sinks, granite countertops, eight televisions, including one outside on the deck, and wi-fi for those who desire to stay connected,” Amy says.

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The cabin, located in Hochatown/Beavers Bend area, boasts five bedrooms and five bathrooms. Four of the rooms

including private living spaces.

are king suites. The fifth bedroom is a charming bunk room,

“Skip-A-Rock provides a great way for families to come

situated above the game room, that sleeps six. “The bunk room

together for a quick weekend or extended stay,” he says.

is complete with three bunks, a tee-pee and a TV,” Amy says.

“The large indoor and outdoor space provide room for

The popular, 800-square-foot game room and bunk space is located across the breezeway from the main house.

everyone to gather together or each do their own thing.” “The four king bedrooms are each their own mas-

“The layout is important because the separate game

ters with en suite bathroom. We loved this part of the

room allows for the noise to be contained in one area, ver-

layout, as many times four couples are sharing the

sus many cabins, where the game room is a loft overlook-

rental cost of the cabin. Each bedroom and bath is the

ing the main living room,” Amy says, adding that the game

exact same size. No one has to call dibs on a room, and

room offers hours of fun for families who visit the cabin.

no one will feel slighted,” Amy says.

“Families and friends come to Broken Bow to relax and

While visitors have their own, private spaces, there

have fun. The game room is a place to kick back. You can

also are large communal areas within the cabin. “The

open the garage door and have a little breeze while play-

kitchen, dining and living areas are one, big space,”

ing pool,” she says. The game room also includes a video

Amy says. “It’s great for the adults to mingle and visit.

game console, a foosball table and several board games.

The kitchen has a grand island with barstools for four.

An outdoor bar and television are located on the breeze-

Whoever is cooking can still visit and be included.” The

way, outside of the game room, as well.

dining table seats 10, and another bar-height table seats

Heyder says Skip-A-Rock is the perfect gathering spot for multiple families because it provides entertainment 22

for the kids, along with all of the comforts of home,

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four. The kitchen is fully stocked with appliances and essentials, including a coffee and wine bar.

Situated on a two-acre wooded lot at the edge of a four-acre neighborhood pond, Skip-ARock is just as beautiful on the outside as it is on the inside. The cabin boasts two covered decks, outdoor dining areas and a large hot tub. The cabin also offers outdoor fun for children with a tube slide right off the deck and a playground. Families can play horseshoes, gather around the fire pit and catch lightning bugs in the evenings. Heyder says his family has made many memories at Skip-A-Rock, including making s’mores around the fire pit, watching fireflies light up the trees and enjoying coffee each morning by the outdoor fireplace. The surroundings are reminiscent of the mountains, Amy says, but only a short threehour drive away. “Broken Bow provides a landscape similar to some places in Colorado, but on a smaller scale,” Heyder says. “The Hochatown area has many local restaurants, petting zoo and shops to add to the entertainment. The cabin is within miles to Beavers Bend State Park, which is ideal for hiking, fishing and boating. Mountain Fork River is in the area, and is great for canoeing or just floating down the river,” he says. “Broken Bow is really growing right now. VRBO recently posted a 50% growth,” Amy says. “It’s really been a blessing for us, both for our family to enjoy and on the investment side.” For more information about Skip-A-Rock cabin, visit its Facebook page at facebook.com/SkipARockCabin. For Skip-A-Rock pricing and availability, visit beaversbendcreativeescape.com/ listings/skip-a-rock/, vrbo.com/7144490ha or airbnb.com/rooms/39530664s=67&shared_ item_type=1&virality_entry_point=1&sharer_id=193774501.

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TREND SETTER CLEAN LINES & NATURAL TONES DOMINATE THIS SEASON WHEN IT COMES TO DESIGN TRENDS, CREATIVE

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LUCIE

PHOTOGRAPHY SARAH LINDEN PHOTOGRAPHY

HASEK SAYS IT’S ALL ABOUT CLEAN LINES, GEOMETRIC SHAPES AND NATURAL TONES THIS SEASON.

“I believe the trend for 2020 will continue to be clean lines and the less-is-more attitude,” Lucie says. “We are seeing bright rooms with natural light and natural tones. Everyone wants to feel the ‘ease of living.’ Home is definitely where the heart is; it’s the family’s sanctuary.” 1. It’s all about clean lines this season. Waterfalledge countertops are especially popular. 2. Natural wood tones offer warmth to any space. 3. Warmer gray and “greige” wall colors are edging out cooler grays this season. Neutral-toned walls can highlight bold flooring. 4. Black adds a touch of drama and is especially popular for interior and exterior windows. 5. Wallpaper is in this season and can add whimsy and personality to many spaces. 6. Geometric shapes are all the rage. Incorporate them with accessories, tiles, lighting and other areas throughout the home. Pictured is a recent home renovation project designed by Principal Interior Designer Heather Ehin, founder of Towne & Main. Lucie served as builder for the project, and Chelsi Hix of Creative Elements was project manager/junior designer. For more information about Towne & Main, visit TowneandMainInteriors.com. For more information about Creative Elements, visit CreativeElementsbyLucie.com.

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LISD COMMUNITY LEARNING EVENT: SHAYLA RIVERA LUNCH AND LEARN

2020 ICHSA SOUTHWEST SEMIFINAL

Lewisville. RSVP is required.

Medical City Lewisville Grand Theater

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Capella will be from 7-10 p.m. Saturday,

Lewisville and Lewisville ISD will

March 7, at Marcus High School. For

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13 MICHAEL W. SMITH

First Baptist Church Lewisville

Due to the overwhelming success

engineer and former rocket scientist with NASA, who will focus on

Thursday, March 12, at Medical City

of his fall tour, Michael W. Smith has

WESTERN SALOON & CASINO NIGHT

Friday, March 13, at First Baptist

extended his 35 Years of Friends tour. He will perform at 7:30 p.m.

Circle R Ranch

Church Lewisville. For tickets, visit

but reservations are required. To

The Summit Club of Flower Mound

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will host its annual Western Saloon &

will be provided. The event is free,

Casino Night 6:30-11 p.m. Saturday,

7, 14, 21, 28

March 7, at Circle R Ranch. The event

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tickets, visit SummitClub.org. Funds

Parker Square

will include casino games, Texas barbecue, live music and dancing. For raised help community organizations.

The Flower Mound Farmers Market is open 10 a.m.-2 p.m. every Saturday in Parker Square. Products available include fresh produce, local honey, grass-fed beef, eggs, desserts, seasonings, pet treats, jewelry, body care, wood crafts and more.

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21 TEXAS TUNES: SUNNY SWEENEY

Medical City Lewisville Grand Theater

Sunny Sweeney will perform from 8-10 p.m. Saturday, March 21, at Medical City Lewisville Grand Theater. For tickets, visit Tix.com.

23-26 KIDS KASTLE RENOVATION Kids Kastle

The City of Highland Village needs your help to build the new Kids Kastle. Volunteers do not have to be skilled, and all tools and safety equipment will be provided. Phase I of the build will be March 23-26, and Phase II will be March 31-April 5. Sign up at app.vomo.org/project/5e27375fd54e5.

26-28 MARCUS MARQUETTES SPRING SHOW Marcus High School

The Marcus High School Marquettes will perform “Celebrating USA” for their 2020 Spring Show at 7 p.m. March 26, 27 and 28 in the Marcus auditorium. Tickets can be purchased at marcusdrillteam.com/ events/spring-show for $10 general admission and $15 reserved seating.

28 SECOND ANNUAL COLOR RUN & FAMILY DAY Heritage Park

The Second Annual Color Run & Family Fun Day, hosted by Founders Flower Mound Parent Teacher Organization, will be from 9 a.m.-noon Saturday, March 28, at Heritage Park in Flower Mound. For more information, visit Facebook.com/events/619077685523875/.

28 PAWS IN THE PARK

Lewisville Animal Services

Lewisville Animal Services will host Paws in the Park from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, March 28. There will be 32

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28 DOUBLE OAK WOMEN'S CLUB CASINO NIGHT FUNDRAISER Double Oak Town Hall

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The first Battle of the Rivals – Golf Edition will be from 11 a.m.-9 p.m.

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Sunday, March 29, at Bridlewood Golf Club. Wear your favorite team’s colors and jerseys and earn bragging rights. For more information, visit BattleoftheRivals.com.

29 BLACK BOX SONGWRITER SERIES: KELLY WILLIS AND JAMIE LIN WILSON

Medical City Lewisville Grand Theater

Kelly Willis and Jamie Lin Wilson will perform songs from their latest albums from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Sunday, March 29, at Medical City

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FINANCIAL BUZZ

HOME IMPROVEMENT REFINANCING MAY BE A SMART OPTION FOR THOSE LOOKING TO FUND NEW HOUSEHOLD PROJECTS

LOOKING TO DO A KITCHEN OR BATHROOM REMODELING PROJECT? Now may just be the perfect time, and refinancing may provide the perfect means.

When considering refinancing, Janice suggests asking lenders about shorter terms, 15-year or 20-year mortgages. “Many folks don’t know these shorter term loans may help

“As we have seen in the financial market news, a continued

save thousands of dollars if the borrower is already paying for

low interest rate environment is beneficial to borrowers at

the refinance. The monthly payment may be higher, but the

this time,” says Janice Sheppard, Senior Vice President of

savings in interest and the building of equity in your home is

Real Estate Services with DATCU Credit Union. “Many home-

important to look at,” she says, adding that credit unions often

owners are opting for a home loan refinance and taking cash

offer more affordable options for homeowners.

back to themselves for large expenses.” Deciding if refinancing is a good option depends on many factors, Janice says. “Options depend on the mortgage balance, current interest rate and how long individuals plan to stay in the home. For home

“Credit Unions may offer lower rates and fees in a home loan transaction. In addition, they have knowledgeable and caring staff that work with borrowers to support their financial goals,” she says. “The Credit Union folks really care and work to help educate and deliver great service.”

improvements on a larger scale, such as putting in a swimming

pool, then a cash out refinance or Texas Home Equity loan may be

DATCU is a local credit union that has been serving North Tex-

an option. A mortgage would be placed on the home. A cash out

ans since 1936. Those living or working in Denton, Wise, Cooke,

Texas Home Equity loan has very specific state rules on how much

Montague or Clay Counties are eligible to join DATCU, which has

you may borrow; it is limited to 80% of the home’s market value.

12 convenient branch locations. “Great rates, outstanding service,

(Another) option may be a home improvement loan dedicated to

and a commitment to helping you reach your financial goals is

repairs, remodels and/or structural changes to the home,” she says.

what you will find at DATCU,” says Janice.

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