Southlake Style January 2018 by Southlake Style Magazine

SOUTHLAKE

1.18

L O C A L

F I T N E S S

L E G E N D

LARRY NORTH

The key to your heart – and home. 1402 Post Oak Place Westlake $4,177,000

Dallas

You only live once. We will show you where. Still Waters Retreat Springtown $2,500,000

1429 Danbury Parks Drive, Keller $824,500

1216 Strathmore Drive, Southlake $900,000

2116 Estes Park Road, Southlake $1,149,000

1410 Laurel Lane, Southlake $1,598,500

1701 Sherburne Drive, Keller $2,250,000

2006 Wood Thrush Court Westlake, $1,986,000

20 Oxford Place, Trophy Club $1,195,000

Show Home Donations exceed $111,000 with EV Donation of $83,000 512 Cascade Springs Drive Southlake $1,299,850

HAPPY 2018

An App That Moves you Visit:

Let us find your http://app. Dr, Colleyville 1109 Post Oak Place, dream Westlake home in 312 White evrealestate.com/ $6,000,000 $3,650,000 EVROXANNTAYLOR the new year 1310 Byron Nelson Parkway Southlake, $900,000

Featured Home 1402 Post Oak Place, Westlake

$4,177,000 670 S. Peytonville, Southlake $6,500,000

Call Us and Let us Help You find that New Home for Your Family. We will Show you Where!!

Engel & Völkers Dallas Flower Mound Located in The Shops at Lakeside

WWW.DALLAS.EVUSA.COM Engel & Völkers 2451 Lakeside Parkway, Suite 180 roxann.taylor@evusa.com Dallas Flower Mound +1 972 388-5008 roxanntaylor.evusa.com

Located in The Shops at Lakeside Engel & Völkers Dallas Southlake 2451 Lakeside Parkway, Suite 180 Across from Town Square and the Police Department Flower Mound, TX 75022 BROKER 640 North Carroll Avenue, Suite 100 972.388.5008 OWNER

817 312-7100

+1 817 416-2700

Engel & Völkers Dallas Southlake roxann.taylor@evusa.com Located in Park Village 1111 Eastroxanntaylor.evusa.com Southlake Blvd., Suite 460 Southlake, TX 76092 817.416.2700

2017 Engel & Völkers. All rights reserved. Each brokerage independently owned and operated. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Engel©&2015 Völkers and its independent License Equal Opportunity Employers and fully support of the Fair Housing Act.Act. Each property shop is independently owned Engel & Völkers. All rights reserved. Engel &Partners Völkers andare its independent franchisees are Equal Opportunity Employers andthe fullyprinciples support the principles of the Fair Housing

98 • JAN 18

and operated. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. If your property is currently represented by a real estate broker, this is not an attempt to solicit your listing.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

LETTER FROM

SOUTHL AKE

the editor

the art of health From nutritional labels to electronic medical records and wearable tech, the plethora of data has healthcare professionals, congress and the lay public utterly perplexed about the best ways for Americans to stay healthy and out of the hospital. If you’re like me you’re probably staring down 2018 with a dose of blurryeyed confusion (and perhaps elevated cholesterol). All I do know is the art of staying healthy has leaped over Tony Little’s FreeStyle Gazelle™ and is on the cusp of an LED-lit future. Sure, I have a fitness watch, but I’m afraid I’m still more eliptical than SKILLMILL (see page 46). Trying to get our heads around it all, we put together a panel of three Southlake area hospital presidents whose decades of experience helped shed light into a variety of health related topics. What I found most interesting about our panel on The State of Local Healthcare is the increased roles tomorrow’s patients will take in prioritizing and monitoring their own health and fitness. And whenever people are ready to make health and fitness a priority Larry North’s doors will be open across the Metroplex. This month we sat down, albeit briefly, with the hyper-energetic gym owner, trainer, author, speaker, radio host and overall fitness icon. For 30 years and counting, North’s refreshingly simple advice, “Eat clean and move your body,” is a nice reprieve for these complicated times. If only health insurance could be so simple.

S TA F F & C O N T R I B U T O R S

PUBLISHER Mike Tesoriero Mike@SouthlakeStyle.com STAFF WRITERS Maleesa Johnson Maleesa@SouthlakeStyle.com Ashley Madonna AMadonna@SouthlakeStyle.com CREATIVE DIRECTOR Bruce Sons ADVERTISING ART DIRECTOR Digger Hayes ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Nicole Tesoriero Nicole@SouthlakeStyle.com ADVERTISING ACCOUNT MANAGER Nicole Taylor NTaylor@SouthlakeStyle.com ADVERTISING COORDINATOR Dia Moraru Dia@SouthlakeStyle.com

Yours in Southlake Style,

OFFICE COORDINATOR Ashley Pape

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS BluDoor Studios Kumiko Murakami Campos Thaddeus Harden

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Amy Reisner Lori Stacy Sydni Ellis

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

Mike Tesoriero | Publisher Mike@SouthlakeStyle.com

Watch for it : LOCAL WHOLESOME ROMANCE AUTHOR SHARES HER PASSION

Southlake Style is not responsible for omissions or information that has been misrepresented to the magazine. Advertisers and agencies assume all liability for advertising content. Reproduction in whole or part without written permission from the publisher is prohibited.

JAN 18 • 01

SO THIS IS WHERE STYLE LIVES. 1660 BENT CREEK DRIVE | SOUTHLAKE | $1,178,000

Tommy Pennington | 817.416.9000 tommy@tommypennington.com

7009 WESTMONT DRIVE | COLLEYVILLE | $1,219,000

4129 ROBERTS ROAD | GRAPEVINE | UNDER CONTRACT

Nanette Ecklund-Luker | 817.235.8260 nluker@briggsfreeman.com

John Zimmerman | 817.784.7249 jzimmerman@briggsfreeman.com

7003 SHEPHERDS GLEN | COLLEYVILLE | $715,000

Robert Tyson | 817.980.0683 rtyson@briggsfreeman.com

1013 COOL RIVER DRIVE | SOUTHLAKE | $1,495,000

1843 BROKEN BEND DRIVE | WESTLAKE | $2,049,000

Robert Tyson | 817.980.0683 rtyson@briggsfreeman.com

950 E STATE HWY 114, SUITE 105 | SOUTHLAKE | 817.801.3030

b r i g g s f re e m a n . c o m 02 â€¢ JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

FLEX APPEAL: HIGH-STYLE HOME GYMS 1506 COVENTRY LANE | SOUTHLAKE | SOLD

Carol Russo | 817.304.4663 crusso@briggsfreeman.com

1119 POST OAK PLACE | WESTLAKE | $3,595,000

Jeff Watson | 817.501.1923 jwatson@briggsfreeman.com

2301 CARLISLE AVENUE | COLLEYVILLE | UNDER CONTRACT

Nancy Dennis | 817.992.7889 ndennis@briggsfreeman.com

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

1309 BILTMORE DRIVE | SOUTHLAKE | $2,500,000

Marilyn Newton | 817.846.7600 mnewton@briggsfreeman.com

1112 POST OAK PLACE | WESTLAKE | $6,700,000

Jeff Watson | 817.501.1923 jwatson@briggsfreeman.com

2000 BRAZOS COURT | WESTLAKE | $3,995,000

Jennifer Shindler | 214.215.5181 jshindler@briggsfreeman.com

JAN 18 â€¢ 03

"I’M A GOOD LISTENER— T H AT ’ S T H E B A S I S FOR TRUST AND C O L L A B O R AT I O N . AND I DO THE RIGHT T H I N G , N O M AT T E R H OW H A R D. "

President & CEO Allie Beth Allman & Associates

WYNNE MOORE Executive Vice President 817.781.7060 wynne.moore@alliebeth.com

ALLIE BETH ALLMAN President & CEO

DONA ROBINSON 550 Reserve Street #320, Southlake, TX 76092 817.697.4900 | alliebeth.com 04 • JAN 18

Executive Vice President 214.906.7069 dona.robinson@alliebeth.com SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

leaders LEADERS JOIN

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 â€¢ 05

SOLD—1000 La Salle Lane, Southlake

Dona Robinson Group leads Southlake & Westlake in results. SIGNIFICANT SOLDS 1012 Delacroix, Southlake

1607 Singing Water Drive, Allen

609 Silver Spur, Southlake

1101 Tina Trail, Southlake

1029 La Salle Lane, Southlake

1206 Twin Creek, Southlake

1025 La Salle, Southlake

801 Giverny Lane, Southlake

1105 Somerset Blvd, Colleyville

1211 Perdenalas, Westlake

684 Country Court, Bartonville

9547 Crown Meadow Dr, Frisco

1711 Wisteria Way, Westlake

1712 Wisteria Way, Westlake

2003 Scissortail Place, Westlake

1021 La Salle Lane, Southlake

465 Verbena Lane, Frisco

301 Timber Lake Way, Southlake

223 Lovegrass Lane, Southlake

1817 Broken Bend, Westlake

2007 Brookgate Drive, Grapevine

8710 Canyon Crossing, Argyle

3233 Ridge Trace Circle, Keller

3901 Rochester Drive, Fort Worth

2000 Wood Thrush, Westlake

1605 Kings Court, Southlake

2207 Cedar Elm Terrance, Westlake

2017 Granada Trail, Westlake

708 Inwood Drive, Southlake

6017 Andrews Way, Flower Mound

1033 La Salle Lane, Southlake

9222 Jasmine Lane, Coppell

2005 Nighthawk Court,* Westlake

1000 La Salle Lane, Southlake

800 Cross Lane, Southlake

Lakeshore Drive,* Westlake *Lot Only

06 • JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

From left: Susan Mathews, Jennifer Spielvogel, Allie Beth Allman, Dona Robinson, Gabriella Miller

Dona Robinson Group joins Allie Beth Allman & Associates forming Southlake's newest luxury real estate boutique.

DONA ROBINSON Executive Vice President 214.906.7069

GABRIELLA MILLER Vice President 214.212.1707

donarobinson.com SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

SUSAN MATHEWS Vice President 817.653.0200

JENNIFER SPIELVOGEL Associate 817.709.0659

alliebeth.com JAN 18 â€¢ 07

contents features

18 FOREVER FIT Larry North connects with locals to help improve their health

49 IN THE KNOW Three local hospital presidents break down healthcare trends

58 HERCULES FROM HURST Meet Joe Hnizdo, the world’s strongest firefighter

08 • JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

2404 GlaDE roaD $3,250,000

1601 carlylE coUrt $2,895,000

1801 ShaDy GroVE coUrt $1,750,000

5102 Montclair DriVE $3,999,000

Representing Southlake’s Finest Homes for over 30 Years Southlake Housing Market Trends Average Days On Market: 70

Homes For Sale: Down 9.7%

Average Sales Price: Up 14.6%

Rising sales prices, few homes for sale and low interest rates offer the ideal conditions to sell your home. Contact an Ebby agent today to find out what your property is worth.

Southlake.Ebby.com | 817.481.5882 | Carolyn Rosson, Manager North Texas Real Estate Information Systems, Inc. November 2017 vs. November 2016.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 • 09

contents departments 12 SOCIALLY SPEAKING

14 TRAVEL WITH STYLE 16 MEDIA ROOM 25 SPOTLIGHT

26 Community news

29 Business news

32 SHELTER PET 40 HOME STYLE 43 SHOP IN STYLE

44 Stuff you’ll love

46 Luxe review

61 LOCAL FLAVOR

Whiskey Ranch

68 FIVE MINUTES WITH...

Mike Reasoner

79 BOARDING PASS

San Diego

85 ARTS & CULTURE | EVENTS

What’s going on in our area VOL 13

92 OUT & ABOUT 96 PARTING SHOT

1.18

SOU

THLA

ON THE COVER E STYLE

HLAK

SOUT

Larry North expands his fitness empire Photo by BluDoor Studios

LAR R

NORT H KNOW S

10 • JAN 18

JAN •

FITNE

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

It’s Simple. Thomas and Sharon Michael

Ask Our Clients and... You’ll Become One, Too!

(817) 807-6555 For All Your Real Estate Needs

DFWeliteRealty.com facebook.com/DFWeliteRealty

2017

™

950 E. State Hwy 114, Suite 160, Southlake, TX 76092 SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 • 11

SOCIALLY SPEAKING ONLINE | FOLLOW | SHARE

BEYOND PRINT

only on SouthlakeStyle.com Kick Off the Year with the Fifth Annual Ruby Slipper Soirée Slip on your favorite pair of red heels and get ready to make an impact at the Ruby Slipper Soirée. The Kappa Alpha Theta Mid-cities alumnae chapter will host their fifth annual event on February 1.

Southlake Boys Varsity Lacrosse Team Wins the Lone Star Shoot-Out The Dragons walked away as champions after beating out other local high schools in the 10th annual tournament.

chat room

JOIN THE CONVERSATION ONLINE

SouthlakeStyle.com 12 • JAN 18

Feel free to drop us a line at Editor@SouthlakeStyle.com, or share your comments on our site or on social media. You might even see your name in our next issue!

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

Unlock yoUr inner power Our authentic, transformative, full-body boxing and kickboxing workouts reawaken the fighting spirit in you. How far can you push yourself? Start pushing and see. First class free.

TITLEBoxingClub.com

TITLE Boxing Club Southlake I 2717 E. Southlake Blvd, Southlake, TX 76092 817-382-9850 I Find us on FB: TitleBoxingClubSouthlake SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 â€¢ 13

TRAVEL with STYLE

SUBMIT YOUR PHOTO TODAY!

Dan and Sharon Clark visited Da Nang, Vietnam, and introduced a local rice farmer to Southlake Style.

TRAVEL with STYLE We'd like to go with you on your next adventure. Take along your copy of Southlake Style magazine and snap a photo. Share the image with us and you might see yourself in our next edition! Be sure to include names of those pictured and your destination.

Submit photos to Ashley@SouthlakeStyle.com

14 â€¢ JAN 18

Travel with Style is a regular department in a premium position each month. Sponsor this page and promote your brand.

more info Ashley@SouthlakeStyle.com

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

Ten lawyers Four offices One focus FAMILY LAW With over 25 years of experience in serving the DFW area, Beal Law Firm is here to take care of you.

BEA LF I RM.CO M 1.800.811.0380 SOUTHLAKE | DALLAS | FORT WORTH

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 â€¢ 15

MEDIA ROOM MOVIES | TELEVISION | MUSIC

local picks PARKS AND RECREATION | NETFLIX

“Though this show is not airing anymore, it is one of my all-time favorite TV shows. The cast and story lines are hilarious. Though dramatized for humorous effect, the situations and issues the characters face are very similar to what our Parks and Recreation staff manage on a daily basis. At the heart of the show is the main character Leslie Knope’s selfless desire to make her city, Pawnee, Indiana, the best it can be. That passion you see from Leslie is the same passion I see from my team as we strive to serve the Southlake community by offering the best parks, facilities and recreation programs we can.” —Candice Edmondson, Deputy Director for Community Services for the City of Southlake

JUDGMENT DETOX GABRIELLE BERNSTEIN JANUARY 2 Jump-Start Your Year of Positivity Following through with resolutions takes motivation – something New York Times best-selling author Gabrielle Bernstein has in spades. In her latest book, Judgment Detox, Bernstein offers a six-step practice to releasing beliefs that may have been holding you back. Using principles from yoga, meditation and other texts, she introduces readers to new methods of letting go of judgment and inner pain. Bernstein writes about her own journey, saying that her awareness of judgment impacts the way she lives and thinks. If one of your resolutions is to let go of judgment this year, you won’t want to miss out on Judgment Detox.

GROWN-ISH FREEFORM JANUARY 3 Adulting Can Be Difficult at Times

FOREVER MY GIRL IN THEATERS JANUARY 26 Returning to His Roots Liam Page (Alex Roe), a country music superstar, returns to his hometown for a funeral and is met with several surprises. Years prior, he left his bride Josie (Jessica Rothe) at the altar to pursue fame and fortune. He succeeded in both but never got over Josie. Now, back in the small community where he was born and raised, Page must face seeing her again. Things get a bit more complicated when he discovers that Josie has a daughter, and even more so when he discovers that the little girl is his. Be prepared to laugh, cry and fall in love with this heartfelt, Southern romance.

16 • JAN 18

If you love Black-ish, you’re in for a special treat with the new spinoff comedy, Grown-Ish. The show follows Dre’s (Anthony Anderson) and Rainbow’s (Tracee Ellis Ross) daughter, Zoey Johnson (Yara Shahidi), as she heads to college. She quickly learns that the journey to adulthood is paved with challenges during her first year at Southern California University. Fans of Black-ish know Zoey was always the popular, stylish and socially active girl in high school. Join her in Grown-ish as she makes that tough transition out of the nest and tackles current social issues that face both students and administrators in her freshman year.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

McGannon Showrooms

Service. Style. Selection.

Design District 1617 Hi Line Drive #700 Dallas, TX 75207 214-748-1828 | mcgs.com

LOCAL FITNESS C E L E B R I T Y

...

L A R R Y

N O R T H

CELEBRATES 30 YEARS O F H A R D WO R K …W I T H

MORE HARD WORK 18 • JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

B Y L O R I S TA C E Y P H OTO S BY B LU D O O R ST U D I O S

itness and health trends come and go. One day you’re doing step aerobics to pop hits and the next you’re doing curls in a CrossFit class. So it’s a real testament to both his fitness principles and his business prowess that Larry North is celebrating more than 30 years of being DFW’s leader in the fitness world. The affable North, still fit and muscular in his mid-50s, not only owns a nearly 30-year-old eponymous chain of health clubs around the Metroplex—including one in Westlake’s Solana development—but also has been hosting a radio show for more than 30 years. He’s penned bestselling books on living fit and even once hosted an infomercial that generated more than $150 million in revenue. But he’s not celebrating three decades of success, nor did he reach this many years of success, by resting on his laurels. “I never want to hear someone say, ‘I’m doing the best I can,’” says North. “You can always be better. You can be kinder, nicer, more caring. You can always eat cleaner, be more thoughtful.”

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 • 19

F U E L E D B Y F A M I LY In a way, North has his dad to thank for this drive and ambition. But Irv North certainly didn’t model this behavior. Instead, the younger North’s strength and mental fortitude developed from a tumultuous early childhood that included 10 different schools in four different states and ultimately a cross-country move to escape Irv. Born in New York to Irv North and mom, Beverly, North had a childhood that was anything but idyllic. His father was a Brooklyn mobster, gambler and con artist. When North was 15 and his twin brothers were 5, Beverly took the kids and left town to get away from her increasingly abusive husband. They headed first to Las Vegas, from which Irv had been banned, figuring it would be a guarantee that Irv wouldn’t follow. But Sin City wasn’t the kind of place she wanted to raise her boys, so they turned around to backtrack toward Houston. Beverly figured that Texas—which had no gambling—would hold little appeal to Irv. Their car broke down in Richardson, Texas, though, and since their funds were quickly dwindling, Beverly decided to stay put. They found a motel in town until Beverly could get a job to support the family of four. 20 • JAN 18

” I realized I had a God-given gift... that I had the ability to inspire people.

North, though just 15, got a job helping to build pools so that he could contribute. “We’ve lived in not-so-good places, but we went to good schools and had a roof over our heads,” North says of his teen years in Texas. “I never felt without.” North’s dad not only drove the family away from the East Coast but also he, in a sense, was the driving force behind North getting involved in fitness. “I got into [working out] at an early age,” North says. “I wanted to build my body up, to make sure I was big enough to protect my mom.” SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

H O W I T A L L S TA R T E D He started working out at Doug’s Gym in downtown Dallas when he was in his 20s, which he fit into long days that included selling shoes at Neiman Marcus during the day and acting as a bouncer for bars at night. (North admits that he has never, ever been unwilling to work hard.) His epiphany came while watching the 1980s TV show “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.” “I saw Robin Leach interviewing a rich person who had a personal trainer and I thought to myself, ‘I can do that,’” North recalls. His first client, albeit a non-paying client, was a guy who had walked into a near-empty gym at 4 a.m., when North was working out, then quickly walked back out. North saw the man, who weighed around 400 pounds, and felt compelled to seek him out and ask him why he left the gym. North says the man’s response was that it was hopeless, why bother? But North wouldn’t have it. “I know what hopeless feels like,” North told the man. He made him a deal: Come to the gym every morning and North would train him. Within a year, the man had lost a couple hundred pounds and North had found his true calling. “I realized I had a God-given gift, that I had the ability to inspire people,” North says. He found success in training others one-on-one, but knew he could get his message of hope and health to many more people. His radio show came next, not because someone came looking for him, but because he called the radio station and pitched his idea. He got five minutes with the program director to make his case. Afterwards, “I got a voice mail from him saying ‘The good news is we’re giving you your own show. The not-so-good news is that it’s at 7 a.m. on Sunday mornings.’” Over time, he built a faithful audience (some current listeners, in fact, have been listening to his show since the early days) and got a better time slot. Buoyed by the success of his radio show, North turned to books next, writing Get Fit. Thirteen of 14 publishers rejected it, but ultimately, the book spent 156 weeks on the local bestseller list. This led to more books, which combined with the radio show, the infomercial and the clubs he had started to open around town, turned North into a fitness celebrity—and a wealthy man. SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

”

I got into [working out] at an early age. I wanted to build my body up, to make sure I was big enough to protect my mom.

JAN 18 • 21

STILL GOING STRONG

3 TI PS FO R B EI N G YO U R B EST SELF 1. EAT CLEAN At least, do it most of the time. North recommends trying to continually extend the periods during which you eat clean, healthy food. His clean food list includes lean protein, fibrous vegetables and ample healthy fats, with just a moderate amount of complex carbohydrates. Even a fitness guru such as North admits that staying in great physical shape is 90 percent nutrition. 2. MOVE YOUR BODY CONSISTENTLY North recommends exercising for 45 to 60 minutes, every other day or four days a week. North’s own routine includes an hour of moderate cardio work, such as walking on the treadmill, each morning from 5 to 6 a.m. followed by another hour of strength training. 3. STAY HORMONALLY OPTIMAL North is so passionate about hormonal wellness that he became a spokesperson for Dallas-based BioTE Medical, which offers hormone replacement therapy. North feels that optimizing hormones help give a person increased strength and energy, mental clarity and age-related disease prevention.

- L A R RY N O RT H

22 • JAN 18

He could have slowed down, cashed out or sold the business to leave the heavy lifting to someone else. But complacency isn’t in North’s being. Which is why, more than 30 years after he got his start in this industry, he is busy opening the doors to a new Larry North Fitness facility: a modern, updated space in Preston Center complete with a graffiti mural and a group fitness room tucked behind glass garage doors. At his side is his wife, Brenda, to whom he has been married for 12 years and who helps keep North grounded. Brenda is a meditation expert, Reiki master and massage therapist, the perfect complement to the high energy and driven North. He now meditates every day and is, in his words, a lot mellower than he was in his 20s. They also push each other to eat clean and stay healthy. “We pinkie swear to each other that we aren’t gong to overindulge,” North says. In fact, these days North’s diet has changed, evolving not so much with any diet trends but rather with what someone his age needs, or needs less of. “I’m not as obsessed with eating eight meals a day,” North says. Instead, he focuses on “clean eating,” which includes lean proteins, fibrous vegetables and healthy fats. He says he has reduced his intake of complex carbohydrates significantly. He also, as one might guess, works out every day, from 5 a.m. until 7 a.m. His workout involves walking on the treadmill for 45 to 60 minutes at a medium to slow place and then lifting weights for the second hour. Unlike some of the fitness trends that have come and gone, his workout hasn’t changed much over the years. Still, he’s impressed by the number of choices people have today when it comes to fitness, with an endless array of classes such as cycling, yoga, Cross Fit and more. “It’s more fun to exercise now,” North admits. “Even workout clothes are more fun today.” North’s days are also filled with business obligations, including his radio show, chain of clubs, work with BioTE Medical as a spokesperson. He and his wife also spearhead the Optimal Living Initiative—which offers speakers and advisers on health awareness issues such as nutrition and fitness, meditation and stress management—for Satori Capital, a Fort Worth-based private equity firm. And he continually makes it a priority to connect with other people. Just like he connected with his first personal training client and just like he connected with program manager to get his own radio show. It’s no wonder North attributes the ongoing success of his clubs to offering something a little more than do the myriad competitors that come and go. North sums it up succinctly: “What makes us thrive is our culture. We care about people.”

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

The location, the style, the feeling you get when you walk through the door — your home is a reflection of who you are, where you’ve been and the life you live. Live your best life in a home that inspires you.

LIVE INSPIRED 97 2 . 5 5 9 . 4 3 3 9 SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 • 23

B U S INE SS PRO F I L E

P R O MOTI O N

LAW OFFICE OF KYLE WHITAKER We have the experience you need for the results you want

he Law Office of Kyle Whitaker handles criminal defense, family law and estate law cases in Fort Worth, Southlake and the surrounding areas. We pride ourselves on the favorable reputation we have earned in the legal and local communities for being trial-ready, aggressive and successful in the cases we handle. Kyle Whitaker has been practicing law since 1993. He began his career as a prosecutor, eventually moving into a senior prosecutor role. In his capacity as a prosecutor, Whitaker tried numerous cases and utilizes this experience now to the benefit of our clients. Not only do our criminal law clients get to work with someone who has firsthand insight into how our opponents operate, but all of our clients get the benefit of being represented by an attorney who is trial-ready and well-known in the Tarrant County judicial system. “I advocate for my clients with integrity, common sense, and fierce tenacity,” Whitaker says. “Even in the most difficult situations, conduct yourself with dignity and you will always prevail.” Respected by his colleagues, Whitaker has been invited to present a variety of seminars on the overlap between family law and criminal law. His commitment to results and client advocacy has earned him numerous honors and awards, including Fort Worth, Texas Magazine naming him one of Fort Worth’s Top family lawyers from 2013-2015. One of the most stressful aspects of dealing with a legal challenge is the sudden feeling that you’re all alone. It can seem as if the whole world has turned against you. Whether you are facing the prospect of divorce or dealing with another family law issue, or are fighting to prove your innocence in a criminal matter, it is essential to enlist skilled legal representation. When the stakes are high, you want an experienced attorney and aggressive advocate — someone who will focus on protecting you, your family and your future.

I advocate for my clients with integrity, common sense, and fierce tenacity. Our attorneys and staff are dedicated to each and every client, looking out for their best interests throughout the entirety of the case. We will put in the work necessary to make your case a success. With offices in both Fort Worth and Southlake, we can provide criminal defense and family law representation to people throughout Tarrant County. We also handle estate matters such as wills, estate planning, probate, estate administration and estate litigation.

Law Office of Kyle Whitaker | 251 E. Southlake Boulevard, Suite 110 | 817.332.7703 | KyleWhitaker.com

24 • JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

SPOTLIGHT NEW | NOW | NOTABLE

SHOOTING HOOPS CSHS celebrates first-ever Dragon

Basketballl community night

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 â€¢ 25

SPOTLIGHT community

LOCALS WILL LEARN THE IMPORTANCE OF VOTING AT UPCOMING CIVICS FORUM The League of Women Voters and Southlake resident Donna James-Harvey will host their “Why Vote” forum on January 30 to educate the public on non-partisan voting information. They want the community to understand how much the state and local government affected their daily lives, and they believe an education forum would bring clarity to the importance of showing up to vote in every election. TCU political science professor and event speaker Dr. Jim Riddlesperger will speak with locals about everything from how districts are formed to the timeline for getting your name on the ballot. WESTLAKE ACADEMY ADDS FOUR NEW NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED SCHOLARS The prestigious school has four new National Merit Commended Scholars among their students. Of the 1.6 million students who took the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test last October, seniors John Luke Miller, Hunter Cochran, Tyler Simpson and Anand Singh were placed among the top 50,000 scorers in the 2018 competition. These students have gone on to receive a letter of commendation from the school and the NMSC as well as being honored by the Board of Trustees during their November monthly meeting. There have now been 28 scholars at Westlake Academy since 2010.

BASKETBALL SEASON STARTS WITH A SLAM DUNK AT DRAGON MADNESS BASKETBALL COMMUNITY NIGHT The Carroll Athletic Booster Association and the CSHS amped up the crowd with their first ever Dragon Madness Basketball Community Night on November 27. With the band in full swing, the cheerleaders pumping up the crowd and the basketball team introduced to roaring fans, it’s safe to say the season started out with a bang. The highlight of the evening was the school’s Celebrity Slam competition starring Lady Dragon assistant coach Whitney Long, CSHS Shawn Duhon, athletic director Darren Allman and varsity head coach Eric McDade. Games for the elementary kids, a silent auction benefiting all sports at Southlake Carroll and autographs from Dragon players rounded out the successful night of Dragon spirit.

26 • JAN 18

SOUTHLAKE CROSS COUNTRY & TRACK CLUB COMPETE AT NIKE CROSS NATIONALS The top seven girls and boys teams from the Southlake Cross Country & Track Club competed at the 14th annual Nike Cross Nationals on December 2 in Portland, Oregon. The boys team finished 19th in the country while the girls finished 20th. Cate Tracht finished first for the Lady Dragons coming in 112th while Juan Arcila lead the boys team with his 107th finish. The teams qualified for the competition after the girls took home the South Region championship and the boys finished second in the Nike South Regionals in November. ENGEL & VOLKERS DONATES $83,000 TO ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION Upon selling The Showhouse – an almost 8,000-squarefeet home in Southlake – Engel & Volkers donated the $83,000 commission from the sale to the Alzheimer’s Association. The Showhouse, presented by HGTV show host, Donna Moss. The home was opened to the public for tours, with proceeds from ticket sales directly benefiting the Alzheimer’s Association. Roxann Taylor owner and broker of Engel Völkers Dallas along with her entire team, marketed the home from May 2017 and hosted buyers in the home for showings until September 2017.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

SPOTLIGHT community

TWO EUBANKS STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL CONSTITUTING AMERICA CONTEST Last month, two Eubanks Intermediate School students, Gabriella Tommasi and Joshua Landgraf, were awarded as 2017 Best Middle School Song winners for their entries in a national Constituting America contest. Constituting America is a nonprofit organization that aims to educate students and adults alike about about the nonpartisan relevancy of the U.S. Constitution through multimedia. Founded by local actress Janine Turner, the nonprofit holds national contests, such as the 2017 “We The Future Contest,” won by the two Eubanks students. In this contest, students submit an original song that celebrates Constitutional rights. Both winners were awarded $1,000, a certificate and a trophy. Additionally, they will have the opportunity to participate in a mentor trip to Austin. As best song winners, Gabriella and Joshua will be mentored by song mentor, rapper and Christian music artist Moses Uvere. Constituting America will professionally record and promote their winning songs.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 • 27

SPOTLIGHT community

SOUTHLAKE TOWN SQUARE GIVES BACK AT TOYS FOR TOTS TOY DRIVE People showed a little extra Christmas spirit by stopping by Southlake Town Square’s 15th annual Toys for Tots Toy Drive on December 5. The community brought out new, unwrapped toys to help make other children’s holiday season a little more jolly. Santa even came out to support the community’s efforts to give back to those less fortunate. The event supported the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve and their mission to spread cheer to all North Texas’ children.

APREX ARTS HOSTS ECHOS OF WONDER Dallas Symphony principal harpist Emily Levin performed seasonally inspired melodies at Aprex Arts League’s “Echos of Wonder” home concert event on December 10. Levin is well known for her classical tunes graduated from The Juilliard School and has since taken the music scene by storm with performances all across North America. She has been given honors like the Classical Recording Foundation’s 2017 Young Artist of the Year. Local patrons decked out in their best holiday attire as they listened to elegant music and enjoyed great food and drinks. The intimate evening was held at a Southlake patron’s home that was fully decorated for the festive season. CITY OF SOUTHLAKE KICKS OFF THE 2018 LIVEFITWELLNESS CHALLENGE Join the 2018 LiveFit Wellness Challenge to have your fittest, strongest and healthiest year yet! The City of Southlake will kick off the Wellness Challenge on January 13. Registration is free and opened on December 15. Participants will compete in daily challenges, track their steps, and have the opportunity to attend ‘lunch and learns,’ fitness classes, activities with Mayor Laura Hill and much more. Once registered, participants will receive a free t-shirt and win prizes as they accumulate points. The Superhero 5K & Fun Run will wrap-up the Wellness Challenge on Saturday, March 17 at 8:30AM in Bicentennial Park. Check out all the fun activities perfect for the entire family by visiting www. LiveFitSouthlake.com. SOUTHLAKE CARROLL WRAPS UP THEIR FOOTBALL SEASON DURING PLAYOFF RUN The Southlake Carroll football team finished out their season during the quarterfinal round of the Region I Class 6A playoffs. They traveled down south to go head-to-head with Waco Midway on December 9. While the Dragons did fight hard to put points on the scoreboard in the second half, their third quarter boost left them behind 42-28. The Panthers came into the game undefeated with a 13-0 track record. The Dragons ended their season with a 10-4 finish. This was the first time since 2014 that the Dragons played in regionals.

28 • JAN 18

LOCAL ARTISTS PERFORM AT HOLIDAY EVENTS DURING STARS OF THE SEASON CONCERT TOUR Local singers, songwriters and recording artists joined together during the holiday season to bring about holiday cheer on the Stars of the Season concert tour. The Katie Karr Entertainment Group held auditions back in August 2017 to find the best talent in the area, and they hit the ground performing at local events. They sang original music alongside festive covers at the Southlake Tree Lighting, 30th Annual Dallas Holiday Parade and Six Flags Holiday in the Park. EIGHT SOUTHLAKE STUDENTS TO ADVANCE TO AREA BAND COMPETITION Last month, 49 Carroll Dragon Band students were selected into one of four Region 31 All-Region Bands after performing in the very competitive audition process. Region 31 encompasses UIL bands from Birdville ISD, Carroll ISD, Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, Coppell ISD, Grapevine-Colleyville ISD and HurstEuless-Bedford ISD. In addition to the 49 students selected for an AllRegion Band, eight students placed at the very top of their sections, advancing to the Area competition on January 13th. This gives the eight an opportunity to be a Texas All-State member and perform at the Texas Music Educators Association convention in San Antonio in February. The Region 31 All-Region band clinics and concerts will take place the weekend of January 19th.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

SPOTLIGHT business

SOUTHLAKE BUSINESS CHAMBER AND COMMUNITY ALLIANCE HOLD CHRISTMAS DINNER Business professionals and community philanthropists alike came out on December 12 to the Southlake Business Chamber and Community Alliance general meeting and Christmas dinner at Morisset Country Club. They enjoyed a two-course meal while celebrating the year’s achievements. All donations went toward the Christmas gift recipient, Southlake Community Services.

SOUTHLAKE’S ORANGETHEORY FITNESS TAKES HOME THE DRI TRI TROPHY Southlake’s Orangetheory Fitness franchise competed against other local locations in their second annual Dri Tri competition last month. Each team had six members represent their team and complete tasks like running 1.55 miles, rowing 1,000 meters and completing weight room exercises. They came out on top taking home first place and the golden trophy. Last year, Southlake came in last, so it’s safe to say they made strides during 2017.

UNLEAVENED FRESH KITCHEN SERVES UP HEALTHY MEALS The minds behind Pure Café, Protein Fit Kitchen and Modern Market have opened up their newest Southlake venture: Unleavened Fresh Kitchen. The fast, casual restaurant serves up healthy breakfast, lunch and dinner options seven days a week. They have loads of gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options, so everyone can find something to munch on. Plus, they have healthy options for kids that will get them excited about eating right.

INTRODUCING GARAGES OF TEXAS LUXURY GARAGE SUITES YOU OWN!

Enjoy your own fully-customizable space for all your toys and join our community of like-minded car enthusiasts. Functional and modern, it’s the ideal location for man and machine to come together.

1711 U.S. 377 • ROANOKE, TX 76262

Contact us at (888) 988-8049 or sales@GaragesOfTexas.com for a private tour. Visit www.GaragesOfTexas.com for more information.

NOW PRE-SELLING ALL LOCATIONS PLANO • DALLAS • ALLEN • CARROLLTON • ROANOKE • FRISCO SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

COMING SOON: AUSTIN • HOUSTON • SAN ANTONIO JAN 18 • 29

SPOTLIGHT business

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HOSTS RIBBON CUTTING FOR BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE SOUTHLAKE FAMILY MEDICINE Baylor Scott & White Southlake Family Medicine held their grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, December 7. The new location provides comprehensive, quality care to patients of all ages. They help manage chronic concerns like diabetes, depression and cholesterol problems. The location also has an After Hours Clinic for those who may need to be seen later on in the day.

Shane Rex Tolleson, DDS, MSD

Diplomate, American Board of Orthodontics

NEW & NOTABLE PANDORA 323 GRAND AVENUE SOUTHLAKE 817.329.5540 PANDORA.NET Shop for hand-finished pieces and beautiful

Braces, Invisalign and expert orthodontic care for children, teens, and adults Schedule your complimentary consultation today!

keepsakes at this contemporary jewelry store. DIRECT ORTHOPEDIC CARE SHUCK ME

2419 W. SOUTHLAKE BLVD

585 RANDOL MILL AVENUE,

817.809.2660

SOUTHLAKE

DIRECTORTHOCARE.COM

817.748.2563 | SHUCKME.NET

The walk-in clinic opened

This Louisiana, Tex-Mex blended

their sixth area location

restaurant offers great seafood dishes

providing immediate

and features a fresh oyster bar.

orthopedic treatment.

817.416.2200 1050 E STATE HWY 114, SUITE 120, SOUTHLAKE

TollesonOrtho.com 30 â€¢ JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

LAUNCHING

WITH MOORE R E S U LT S

WYNNE MOORE Executive Vice President 817.781.7060 wynne@wynnemoore.com

PERRY MOORE Senior Vice President 817.992.9856 perry@wynnemoore.com

SIGNIFICANT SOLDS 209 Gibbons Road N, Argyle

604 Shady Brook Court, Southlake

8004 Derby Run Drive, North Richland Hills

2009 Valencia Cove, Westlake

1906 Bandera Drive, Keller

105 Clariden Ranch Road, Southlake

3060 Dove Road, Westlake

528 Hidden Meadow Drive, Keller

1575 Terra Bella Drive, Westlake

6712 Westmont Drive, Colleyville

2208 Alisa Lane, Trophy Club

0 Red Bud Drive, Flower Mound

2505 Oakbend Court, Southlake

2701 Pinehurst Drive, Grapevine

0 Lakeview Drive, Runaway Bay

1575 Terra Bella Drive, Westlake

4908 Woodbend Court, Fort Worth

0 Koppes Court, Runaway Bay

1845 Barrington Drive, Keller

1030 Primrose Lane, Southlake

0 Gibbons Road N, Argyle

706 Kent Court, Southlake

1521 Golf Club Drive, Lantana

0 14th Street, Bridgeport

930 Wagner Way, Lantana

3905 Long Hollow Road, Fort Worth

0 Crescent Cove, Bridgeport

1505 Le Mans Lane, Southlake

500 E Bob Jones Road, Southlake

0 Lakeview Drive, Runaway Bay

alliebeth.com SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 â€¢ 31

SHELTER PET CUTE | COMPANION | COMPASSION

Meet

Sir William MALE DOMESTIC LONGHAIR 11 YEARS OLD FAVORITE ACTIVITY: Sir William loves to have his long, gorgeous coat of orange fur brushed. He also enjoys being held, carried and cuddled. PERSONALITY AT A GLIMPSE: This proper gentlecat acts younger than his years. He loves to play and has a peppy attitude. He is especially happy to head-butt at any opportunity. IDEAL HOME: Sir William would do best in the ownership of someone that loves to play as well.

SPONSORED BY ELITE SUITES PET RESORT

LOCAL ANIMAL ADOPTION CENTERS | A FEW NEARBY PLACES TO MEET

a furry friend

HUMANE SOCIETY OF NORTH TEXAS | 363 Keller Parkway, Keller HSNT KELLER REGIONAL ADOPTION CENTER | 330 Rufe Snow Drive, Keller NORTH RICHLAND HILLS ANIMAL ADOPTION & RESCUE CENTER | 7301 Iron Horse Boulevard, North Richland Hills GRAPEVINE ANIMAL SHELTER AND ADOPTION CENTER | 500 Shady Brook Drive, Grapevine

Think Sir William is a keeper? Contact OPERATION KINDNESS at 972.418.PAWS or OPERATIONKINDNESS.ORG

32 â€¢ JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

The New Year is Here... Treat yourself to a Long WeekendGetaway and Your Pet to a Luxury Stay & Visit to our Grooming Salon! You Both Deserve It! Luxurious Hotel Accommodations Spacious Outside Exercise Facility Pampered Grooming Salon Premiere Day Care Facility Gourmet Bakery and Boutique

Proudly supports Saving Carolina Dogs Rescue & Adoption Network and many shelters/rescue agencies across America.

SAVE A LIFE

Adopt a Shelter or Rescue Pet

With Proof of Adoption within the past 90 days, receive FREE 1 Night Boarding, Grooming Services up to a $50 value, 1 Specialty Cookie/Treat.

IN A PERFECT WORLD Every home would have a dog, and every dog would have a home. Make Your New Year a Happy One....ADOPT TODAY!

2201 E. Continental Blvd. Southlake Texas 76092 • 817.442.1790 • EliteSuites.com JAN 18 • 33 SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

2018 Children’s learning styles vary and finding a school that closely aligns with that style can be daunting. Knowing all the facts is important, so we’ve compiled that information for you on the following pages.

34 • JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

JANUARY EDUCATION GUIDE

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

Little Sunshine’s Playhouse

FAST FACTS Grades................................................................ Infants through Pre-K Enrollment.................................................................................................120 Student-Teacher Ratio.................................................. Varies by age Private or Public..............................................................................Private Enrichment Programs: Sports, Music, Dance, Gymnastics and Foreign Language

600 Zena Rucker Road, Southlake LittleSunshine.com/TX-Southlake 817.442.5771

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

Little Sunshine’s Playhouse maintains an identity and brand image of unrivaled distinction in preschool and educational childcare, providing preschool beyond daycare and excellence in early childhood education. Their philosophy differs from the average preschool because of its focus on building self-esteem through the arts and sports, limited enrollment, and an upscale environment. The master-planned and accredited curriculum at Little Sunshine’s Playhouse, Creatively Shine™, is based off the newest research and trends to prepare young children to enter their educational career equipped with cognitive, social, emotional, physical and language skills. Some of the most innovative services include their password-secured Kiddie Cams™ that allow live remote viewing capability for parents, their LuvNotes™ system, which is an electronic communication system that allows teachers to send secured, individualized reports, photos and videos of each child to their parents throughout the day, a Red Carpet™ morning drop-off service and secured entry. These unique characteristics and distinctive services differentiate Little Sunshine’s Playhouse in Southlake as the premier preschool/childcare concept.

JAN 18 • 35

JANUARY EDUCATION GUIDE

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

Grapevine Faith Christian School

FAST FACTS Grades.............................................................................Pre-K through 12th Enrollment......................................................................................................806 Student-Teacher Ratio.........................................Varies by grade level Private or Public.................................................................................... Private Special Needs Classes................................................................................. No Gifted Program.............................................................................................. Yes Enrichment Programs: Athletics, Creative Arts, Debate, STEM and Technology

730 E. Worth Street, Grapevine GrapevineFaith.com 817.442.1605

36 â€˘ JAN 18

Grapevine Faith exists to develop and graduate authentic Christian leaders. In partnership with Christian families, we educate children ranging from Pre-K through 12th grade. Grapevine Faith offers a unique educational opportunity for students through a challenging, Christ-centered, biblically based school program with excellence in academics, athletics and creative arts. We strive to infuse a biblical worldview in every aspect of the school experience, and encourage ministry and mission mindedness to the local community and beyond. Grapevine Faith is independent and inter-denominational. We serve families on our campus near historic downtown Grapevine. Faith is co-educational, evangelical and college-preparatory with selective admission. We invite you to visit our campus, meet our faculty, and talk with our students. We would love to show you Faith in action! Open house dates are Januar y 23, Februar y 20, March 27 and April 24. Register online at GrapevineFaith.com or contact our Admissions Department at 817.442.1605.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

JANUARY EDUCATION GUIDE

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

The Children’s Courtyard

Crown of Life Lutheran School

The facility helps children as young as six weeks old and adolescents up to age 13 flourish. The facility’s age-specific curriculum ensures every youth receives the best possible care and education. The Children’s Courtyard is accredited through AdvancEd, the only early care accreditation recognized by the Texas Department of Education. At The Children’s Courtyard, children are given plenty of room to excel. With state-of-the-art equipment and a refined atmosphere, the facility offers many opportunities for children to think big and become the best possible version of themselves. Each child receives individualized assessments and curriculum, allowing him or her to learn on their own education plan in a class setting. Additionally, communication is paramount. Parents receive photos and updates throughout the day, allowing them to share in the educational journey with their children.

Crown of Life Lutheran School (COLLS) nurtures children in a loving, Christian environment allowing them to develop spiritually, socially, physically and emotionally. The school is committed to creating a lifetime love of learning, reinforcing Christian morals and values, and encouraging high academic achievement. With a beautiful campus in the heart of Colleyville, COLLS has been described as “Tarrant County’s Best Kept Secret,” and has been awarded over $400,000 in foundation grants. COLLS offers a challenging curriculum where students test in the top 97th percentile nationwide on standardized tests. COLLS welcomes all Faiths and invites you to schedule your private tour.

FAST FACTS

Grades....................................................................... Pre-K 2 to 8th Enrollment............................................................................150-200 Student-Teacher Ratio (Preschool)........................................ 8:1 Student-Teacher Ratio (Elementary/Middle)................. 20:1 Private or Public.................................................................... Private Special Needs Classes................................................................Yes Gifted Program..............................................................................Yes

Grades.............................................. Infant through school age Enrollment........................................................................................ 150 Student-Teacher Ratio........................................... Varies by age Private or Public..................................................................... Private Special Needs Classes.................................................................. No Gifted Program................................................................................ No Enrichment Programs: Chess, Soccer, Gymnastics, Dance and Science

1601 Corporate Circle, Southlake ChildrensCourtyard.com 817.442.8782

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

FAST FACTS

Enrichment Programs: Spanish, Art, Music, Physical Education, Athletic Teams and After School Clubs

6605 Pleasant Run Road, Colleyville COLSchool.org 817.251.1881

JAN 18 • 37

JANUARY EDUCATION GUIDE

Primrose Schools Primrose School of Southlake and Primrose School at Hidden Lakes are accredited private preschools that provide a premier early education and child care experience. As The Leader in Early Education and Care, we serve infants through kindergarten, after-schoolers, their families and communities. At Primrose Schools, children learn and practice STEAM concepts, as well as concepts in language and literacy, social studies, music, physical development, character development and life skills, continuously throughout the day as part of the Primrose-exclusive approach called Balanced Learning. With our Balanced Learning approach, we help empower children to reach their full potential by nurturing curiosity, confidence, creativity and compassion. Our goal is to help children have fun while building Active Minds, Healthy Bodies and Happy Hearts®.

FAST FACTS Grades.............................................. Infant through school age Enrollment.......................................................................................200 Student-Teacher Ratio....................................... Varies by class Private or Public..................................................................... Private Special Needs Classes.................................................................. No Gifted Program................................................................................ No Enrichment Programs: Music, physical activity, sign language, Spanish and life skills

155 S. Kimball Ave. Primrosesouthlake.com | 817.421.8087 1100 Davis Blvd., Southlake PrimroseHiddenLakes.com | 817.337.4666

38 • JAN 18

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

The Novus Academy Founded in 2014, The Novus Academy offers quality education for children in kindergarten through 12th grade. The academic institution provides an engaging, innovative and creative educational environment for children with average to above-average learning abilities, as well as children with learning difficulties. The Novus Academy’s learning environment is unlike any other in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Along with providing a top-notch education, the private school also offers extracurricular activities such as art, theater arts, STEM and cheerleading. Last year, Novus’ students gained an average of 1.9 years of academic growth. That number is unmatched by many schools, which is why The Novus Academy remains on top year after year. Those interested in enrolling their child can call, email or stop by the school.

FAST FACTS Grades...............................................................................................K-12 Enrollment.......................................................................................... 75 Student-Teacher Ratio.................................................................1:12 Private or Public..................................................................... Private Special Needs Classes.................................................................Yes Gifted Program...............................................................................Yes Enrichment Programs: STEM, After-school Clubs, Fine Arts, International Model United Nations, Athletics

204 N. Dooley Street, Grapevine TheNovusAcademy.org 817.488.4555

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

Reading Friends of Keller Reading Friends, an academic institution open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for preschool and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for kindergarten, is dedicated to providing young children a foundation for educational excellence. The school offers an academically based, structured curriculum to help create a love of learning and instill confidence and sense of achievement in children. The teachers and staff are what make Reading Friends different. Not only do teachers hold four-year degrees, but they have years of multisensory teaching experience. When children are fresh and eager to learn in the morning, teachers engage them in lessons on reading, math, social studies, science and more. The program is designed to provide learning opportunities for all students. The school uses multisensory teaching techniques to involve the total child. At Reading Friends, children get a head start in the development of their natural abilities. Open enrollment for the 2018-2019 begins February 6, 2018.

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS THROUGH JANUARY 31, 2018 Internationally Minded Education; an IB World School

Maximizing Personal Development

Nurturing Environment

Highly Acclaimed K-12 Charter School

FAST FACTS Grades.........................................Age 2 through Kindergarten Enrollment..........................................................................................88 Student-Teacher Ratio............................12:1(3-K) 12:2(age 2) Private or Public..................................................................... Private Special Needs Classes.................................................................. No Gifted Program................................................................................ No Enrichment Programs: Spanish, Science, Fitness, Cooking and Reading Literacy/Art

141 Quest Court, Keller ReadingFriends.org 817.562.5333

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

WESTLAKE

ACADEMY

2600 JT Ottinger Road • Westlake, TX 76262 • 817.490.5757 www.WestlakeAcademy.org • info@WestlakeAcademy.org

JAN 18 • 39

2251 KING FISHER DRIVE, WESTLAKE LISTED BY JEFF WATSON AND CHERYL STALEY

Unmatched Expertise Unequaled Results HOME STYLE TWEAKS | TIPS | TRENDS

Gym goals

anuary marks the month that all gyms and fitness centers get a bit more populated. Beat the crowds by opting to workout in the comfort of your own home. Whether fitness was part of your New Year’s resolution or you’ve been working out for years, further your goals in an inviting environment. If you find that your treadmill now serves as a clothing rod –we’ve all been there– here are some tips for reviving your workout room. SHAPE UP, STRAIGHTEN UP If you prefer the traditional home gym, there are still plenty of ways to update it and keep it organized. Redeem your floor space by taking advantage of what are probably the barest walls of your home. Add shelves to hold mats and dumbbells. Slatwall panels provide a way to customize space between shelves and allow for unique hanging storage options, such as baskets or hooks. Don’t be afraid to hang a picture or two. Add some color wherever you can. Perhaps if home gyms looked a little more inviting, we’d all spend a bit more time in them. ROOM FOR REFLECTION For many, the phrase “home gym” conjures up images of bulky weight-lifting equipment, an elliptical and a forever-

854 Harpole Road | $2,200,000 in-the-way exercise ball. (Seriously, where do you store those things?) However, healthy exercise doesn’t always require excessive grunting and slamming down of weights. If that’s your style, go for it. But for those who would rather “om” than “augh,” we have some advice on setting up the perfect meditative home yoga studio. The Place beauty of yoga is that it can 24 Oxford | $999,999 be done almost anywhere – yogis are even stretching atop horses now–and it requires very little equipment. That said, we recommend creating an environment that allows you to relax. First, pick a room with great natural light. Home gyms tend to get tucked away in the cave-like room of the house, but we would argue that your media room would benefit more from a lack of large PENDING | 1700 Oakroom | $1,694,000 windows. If noBur such is available, opt to putting the lights on a dimmer. It’s worth it if it helps you clear your mind of day-to-day stress. Once you select the perfect space, add some mirrors. This allows you to see if you are indeed stretching correctly. If you don’t think it is too trite, hang a tapestry or painting that inspires you. Include some candles or incense. This is your space to breathe, practice and get PENDING | 1312 John McCain | $19,950,000 in shape–both mentally and physically.

Robert Tyson 817.980.0683 rtyson@briggsfreeman.com roberttysonteam.com

SPONSORED BY YOUR NEIGHBORS AT: JAN 18 • 41

FAMILY MATTERS What an exciting time it was to marry and start your own family. Somewhere along the way, things changed. Now you find yourself faced with a very difficult decision. If you are dealing with this situation, the process can be daunting. You need a friend who cares about you and your family.

Family Law

Leslie Barrows can help.

Wills

Adoption Juvenile Law

F A M I LY M AT T E R S 700 E. Southlake Boulevard • Suite 170 • Southlake • 817.481.1583 www.barrowsfirm.com • lbarrows@barrowsfirm.com Supporter of

CUSTOM DRAGON APPAREL • AME B DESIGN COLLEGIATE GEAR • HOUSE-WARE TAILGATE • EMBROIDERY • MONOGRAM

10.0 Superb

Top Attorney Juvenile

Top Attorney Criminal Defense

10.0

10.0 Superb

Top Attorney Wills

Superb

Top Attorney Family

Top Attorney 2015

Top Attorney 2012-2016

Society Life Magazine Fort Worth Magazine Best of 2012-2016

Southlake Style Magazine 42 • JAN 18

Tuesday-Friday 10am-6pm • Saturday 10am-4pm 2225 W. Southlake Blvd #429, Southlake, TX 76092 (817) 912-1919 www.thegiftstore.net Located in the Hobby Lobby Shopping Center SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

SHOP IN STYLE FAVORITES | FASHIONS | FINDS

WALK THE WALK Be your own power source on this cardio machine

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 â€¢ 43

SHOP IN STYLE stuff you’ll love

Fashion for the New Year 1. VIVALDI VELVET SCARF As a finishing touch to her casual evening look, this velvet infinity scarf is long enough to wrap, twist or tie. It is fully lined for a bit of warmth, making it more than just a beautiful accessory. Soft Surroundings | $70

2. COACH WALLET This 3-in-1 Coach wallet for him is made from smooth leather and features graphic stripes in varying blue tones. The wallet is an ideal accessory for the man who prides himself for being vintage yet trendy. Coach | $195

3. CORDUROY SHIRT JACKET Its warm, durable lining makes this corduroy jacket ideal outerwear for evenings spent around the campfire. The check flannel details at the shoulders and back instantly upgrades his cool factor. GAP | $148

4. MOCKNECK SWEATER Made from a soft yarn blend of wool and nylon, the sweater is one she’ll want to wear on a regular basis. Angled side seams give it a modern look. Madewell | $59.50

5. FAUX-SUEDE BOOTIES Winter boots need not to be calf-high this season to rock the latest look. These wine colored faux-suede booties instantly dresses up any look. Kohl’s | $60

3. 4.

44 • JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

When It’s YOUR Family There are No Minor Emergencies As your community hospital, you can trust our physicians and staff to address any emergency you face, no matter the situation: • • • •

Pneumonia Flu Symptoms Abdominal Pain Headaches

• Fractures • Asthma • Lacerations

Learn more call 817.865.4440.

Located on Hwy 114, between White Chapel Rd. & Carroll Ave. E. S t

N. White Chapel Blvd.

E. S t

ate H

114 wy

ate H

11 4

114

E. Highland St. e. Imper i al Av

Summerplace Ln.

421 E. State Highway 114 Southlake, TX 76092 MethodistSouthlake.com

At this time, this hospital does not participate in Medicare or Medicaid programs. Proud to be physician owned. Methodist Southlake Hospital complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability or sex. Methodist Southlake Hospital cumple con las leyes federales de derechos civiles aplicables y no discrimina por motivos de raza, color, nacionalidad, edad, discapacidad o sexo.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 • 45

SHOP IN STYLE luxe review

No Motor, No Problem THE SKILLMILL CONNECT GIVES YOU THE TOOLS TO DO THE WORK AND SEE RESULTS

W DETAILS Price: $9,075 Dimensions: 75" L x 35" W x 61" H Equipment weight: 397 lbs. TechnoGym.com

46 • JAN 18

e all use the new year as a reason to turn over a new leaf. Whether you want to drop a few pounds, pick up healthier habits or just find a new hobby, expanding your fitness regime will help you take 2018 by storm. Find your resilience from within to power up this year by investing in a durable, non-motorized training tool like the SKILLMILL Connect. Its high-end price point may have you questioning if you really need another fitness item, but the SKILLMILL Connect is not your typical exercise machine. Its durable design is carefully crafted with the highest quality of components to stand up to demanding use. It has customizable features like its dual handlebar that helps you cater the machine to your exact height and body size. With the Accessory Kit, you can add on different pulling and pushing mechanisms to engage and connect different muscle groups into a cohesive workout.

Its non-motorized technology lets you set the pace for your workout. As soon as you hop on the deck, you can either slowly get into a groove by walking or quickly accelerate by going full speed. Technogym, the brain behind the full-body machine, has a whole line of products that help you isolate each muscle group. But the SKILLMILL Connect stands out as the product that helps tone everything from your legs to your core all while doing one workout. Casual exercisers and professional athletes alike can hop on this machine and use their own strength to train their entire body. The machine also comes with performance monitoring and tracking to help you set goals and look back at your athletic growth. You can connect with virtual training programs by scanning the machine’s QR code or downloading their app to push through to a better workout. You can browse through their targeted videos and instructions to help you get the most out of your SKILLMAN Connect. There’s no limit for what this machine can do for you and your family. Get your New Year’s resolution off to a good start with the SKILLMAN Connect.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

One more reason to love your neighborhood...

Your Peace of Mind Mammogram™ is just around the corner Exceptional Experience. Exceptionally Accurate Results.

OFFERING 3D MAMMOGRAPHY

FAST RESULTS USUALLY 24-48 HRS

22 LOCATIONS IN NORTH TEXAS Including Southlake at 1545 E. Southlake Blvd., Suite 200

Easy, “real-time,” online scheduling, 24/7

SolisMammo.com | (866) 717.2551 SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 • 47

“They listened to our wish list and didn’t miss a thing.” -T.D. “Great follow through and always willing to listen to (my) needs.” - C.S.

Timeless Architecture and Interior Design 817.988.9680 | HeritageDesignStudio.com 48 • JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

THE STATE OF LOCAL HEALTHCARE A PANEL DISCUSSION WITH AREA HOSPITAL PRESIDENTS

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

rom caring for our aging population to ensuring the affordability of healthcare to the masses, the rising costs and complexities of administering healthcare are among the nation’s biggest concerns. The general health of our overweight and aging population, advances in medical equipment, training and technology and the cost of prescription medicines have all played a role in the increasing costs of our collective well-being. In fact, recent estimates from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services show Americans spent over $3.2 trillion on healthcare in 2015. With estimated growth rates of 5.6 percent annually this means the average American will spend more than $10,000 this year on personal healthcare and that figure is widely expected to increase through the year 2025. According to a recent WalletHub study, the state of Texas ranks at the very bottom in the country when it comes to statewide access to healthcare. The research firm’s Best & Worst States for Health Care in 2017 ranked Texas 51st in access and 41st overall. The study, which included the District of Colombia, utilized 35 different measures of cost, accessibility and outcomes to determine their list. However, the Metroplex stands apart from many of the underserved areas of the Lone Star State with a reputable network of high-performing hospitals. According to US News and World Report five of the best 11 hospitals in the entire state are in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Closer to home, residents in and around Southlake enjoy access to an ever-expanding network of locally-based retail healthcare ranging from freestanding emergency rooms, health clinics and outpatient specialty hospitals. To help provide some insight on the state of healthcare on a national and local scale, we posed several questions to the presidents of three of the area’s top hospitals. The presidents of Texas Health Harris Hospital Southlake, Baylor Scott and White Grapevine and Methodist Southlake were kind enough to lend their opinions. Collectively these three presidents offer decades of industry experience and just as importantly, an understanding of what’s going on right in our own backyards. JAN 18 • 49

1. WHAT ARE THE OVERARCHING TRENDS THAT ARE TRANSFORMING THE U.S. HEALTHCARE MARKET? Steven R. Newton, President Baylor Scott & White: There are many trends of note today, including regulatory uncertainty, the rise of consumerism, the focus on “well care” in addition to “sick care,” and industry disruption by Amazon and mega mergers by surprising partners like the proposed CVS and Aetna deal. One of the most interesting trends affecting healthcare today is development of new technology that (1) helps consumers monitor and change their health and wellness behaviors, (2) helps patients have shorter and safer hospital stays, and (3) helps patients connect with doctors and other providers via computer and smart phone. Traci Bernard, President Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southlake: Telemedicine/Telehealth services such as video-conferencing are becoming cost effective ways to complement local health services. It is particularly beneficial to those living in rural, regional and remote communities and requiring regular access to medical specialists. The payment landscape is shifting under the U.S. health care industry. Traditional fee-for-service payments are being replaced with a financial incentive framework that rewards for improved quality, outcomes and costs. This shift to valuebased reimbursement models creates a new paradigm in which care is delivered by an entire coordinated care community sharing in the responsibility. While the law directly impacts only Medicare payments today, it lays the groundwork and provides strong incentives for other payers to move in the same direction. John McGreevy, President Methodist Southlake Hospital: Without a doubt, the Affordable Care Act has brought a major transformation since the late 1980s. This has contributed to consolidation (mergers and acquisition) of healthcare in the United States between health systems and hospitals, drug companies, health plans, device manufactures and other healthcare entities. It is the general consensus that health systems and hospitals needed to become larger in order to effectively manage large populations through the exchanges and fewer health plans. 50 • JAN 18

STEVEN R. NEWTON PRESIDENT, WEST REGION BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE HEALTH • 13+ YEARS AS PRESIDENT WITHIN THE BAYLOR HEALTHCARE SYSTEM • HOLDS A MASTERS OF PUBLIC HEALTH (MPH) – YALE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH

TRACI BERNARD PRESIDENT TEXAS HEALTH HARRIS METHODIST HOSPITAL SOUTHLAKE • 1 2+ YEARS AS ACTING PRESIDENT •2 0+ YEARS OF CLINICAL AND MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE

JOHN MCGREEVY CPA, FHFMA PRESIDENT METHODIST SOUTHLAKE HOSPITAL •8 + YEARS AS A HOSPITAL CEO •M EMBER OF THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTHCARE EXECUTIVES

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

2. IN TODAYâ€™S HIGH-PRICED HEALTHCARE MARKET, HOW CAN HOSPITALS AND PHYSICIANS PROVIDE CONSUMERS WITH THE BEST POSSIBLE VALUE? SN: All of us must be committed to delivering health care at the lowest achievable cost and the highest quality. These goals go hand in hand if managed carefully. For example, it is essential that doctors and hospitals work together to provide care based on clinical evidence, collaborate to eliminate unnecessary services and reduce delays in care and other forms of waste, and become accountable for the outcomes of care. TB: As trends collide, they create challenges for the industry stakeholders as well as opportunities for innovation. There is a shift in the spectrum of care from hospitals to lower cost sites. Texas Health Resources is committed to wellness and preventative care; shifting disease management from reactive to preventative. We are committed to personalized care and shifting offerings from mass generalization to mass customization and precision. Finally, there is a shift on the management of the aging, chronic and end of life care. This requires a shift in focus from institutionalized based care to community-supported aging, and leveraging big data and personalizing to manage chronic conditions. SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JM: Improving access at the right place and the right time with the continued focus on quality, demonstrated through reporting of standards. Generally speaking, this will require the inclusion of the healthcare consumer for the purpose of making an informed decision. Idealistically, this will require steering patients away from hospitals, which is most costly for the healthcare consumer. The common practice today is to work with chronically ill patients through a healthcare navigator program to seek proactive management of such afflictions as diabetes, chronic pulmonary disease, heart disease and more. The continued collaboration between hospitals, physicians and insurance plans is required for this model to succeed. 3. HOW IS THE DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE BY HOSPITALS GOING TO CHANGE OVER THE NEXT FEW YEARS? SN: Hospitals will always have a vital role in the healthcare ecosystem. Caring for the critically ill and injured and those with advanced JAN 18 â€˘ 51

illnesses like cancer and heart disease will always require a team of highly-qualified experts to be ready and able 24 hours a day. Increasingly, though, many elective procedures that used to be done in the inpatient setting will be done as in an outpatient environment, as this can be safe and less costly thanks to innovation in care delivery. TB: The healthcare landscape has shifted, moving toward consumer centric care and overall population health management. Adapting to the needs and wants of the consumer (convenience, timeliness, quality) has created opportunities for improved coordination of care, which has led to increased quality and decreased cost. Additionally, we saw a retail health and wellness convergence amongst retail clinics, urgent care centers and the like, causing more of a collaboration between these two industries. JM: One constant about healthcare has been the change brought about by the federal government through regulations in Medicare and Medicaid. Hospitals tend to be driven by the enactment of rules and regulations governing the Medicare program. We have witnessed a paradigm shift with the proliferation of “retail” healthcare like freestanding emergency centers and ambulatory surgical centers. The “Amazonation” of driving the healthcare consumer to outpatient centers will continue for ease of access, resulting in further migration away from tertiary care health centers. Furthermore, health insurance companies are beginning to increase the scrutiny of healthcare costs through resisting the use of hospital-based services for their beneficiaries.

52 • JAN 18

TB: There is also an increase in privately insured adults enrolling in Consumer Driven Health Plans (CDHP) with health savings accounts or other reimbursement arrangements. Others are also enrolling in high-deductible plans (HDHP) not linked to a health saving plan or a health reimbursement plan. It is common for employers to contribute to a Health Savings Account. Individuals in these types of plans were more likely to exhibit cost conscious behaviors. They are also remaining in these plans for extended periods of time. The viability of these plans has increased, as has employer contributions. Which ultimately points towards higher rates of wellness program availability and participation. 4. DESCRIBE HOW VALUE-BASED REIMBURSEMENT IS IMPACTING HOSPITALS: SN: Value-based reimbursement simply links payment to outcomes. Medicare, for example, withholds payment from hospitals if too many patients are readmitted within 30 days of discharge. In healthcare, like other industries, innovation often follows funding changes. As a result, new readmission avoidance programs are being implemented to help patients stay healthy after they leave the hospital. In this situation, everybody wins. TB: The payment landscape is shifting under the U.S. health care industry. With the volume-to-value transformation, traditional fee-for-service payments are being replaced with a financial incentive framework that rewards for improved quality, outcomes and costs. This shift to valuebased reimbursement models creates a new paradigm in which care is delivered by an entire coordinated care community sharing in the responsibility—and risk—of outcomes and costs, touching almost every part of health care delivery operations. JM: The impact has been minimal, as the costs to implement this system compared with the overall benefits to the consumer have not been in line. National healthcare sta-

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

tistics reflect that less than 20 percent of hospitals nationwide have a concerted-effort on value based payment models. Statistics aside, hospitals and health systems will continue to pursue the value-based models while experimenting with other alternatives. 5. HOW IS YOUR HOSPITAL INVESTING TO MEET THE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY? SN: Our hospital has long been committed to listening to community needs and responding with exceptional programs. Recently, for instance, we became the only level 2 trauma program in Northeast Tarrant County and opened a new inpatient rehabilitation unit. Our community said “We want advanced trauma and rehab care right here in our neighborhood,” and we delivered. We are always looking for ways to reach more, do more, serve more. It’s who we are. TB: The specialty hospital model is part of the shift in care from the traditional hospital model to a lower-cost site. Our focus is on surgery and the necessary support services. With a focus on doing one thing, we are able to provide a high level of care and service more efficiently and effectively. We have been committed to investing in the latest technology to maintain our current service lines. Strategically, we continuously monitor the growing needs within our community, while responding by adapting appropriately. JM: Investments have been predominantly two-fold. One: retail healthcare centers, joint ventures with physicians, and innovative healthcare services that are mainstream in other industries; and two: major investment in Enterprise-wide electronic health records (EHR). They provide the hospital staff, physicians and other healthcare providers to practice medicine in an incredibly efficient manner through the electronic sharing of clinical records, which reduces the overall work effort. In addition, web-based portals allow patient access to their records for improved transparency.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 • 53

BOUTIQUE FITNESS

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

E CROSSFIT

For any body at any fitness level.

FROM BOOT CAMPS TO BARRE, WE HAVE YOUR GUIDE TO GETTING FIT

COMING TO WESTLAKE JANUARY 2018, 1301 SOLANA BOULEVARD, BUILDING 4, SUITE 4109 Small group or one-on-one introductory classes are available by request. Like us on Facebook Facebook.com/crossfitspt; Follow us on Instagram crossfit_spt.

CROSSFITSPT.COM INFO@CROSSFITSPT.COM

Come join us in the BLUE JEAN CHALLENGE! Drop an entire pant size or more in less than 30 days. Some of you will fit into the jeans you wore in college or even High School! Don’t put this off any longer. Call today and receive 50% OFF ENROLLMENT!

817.430.0038 LARRYNORTHFITNESS.COM 2902 SAM SCHOOL RD., WESTL AKE

54 • JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

"I didn't know what to expect at first, but the instructor was so helpful! I've tried tons of different workouts but I've never been more sore or felt like I've worked my entire body in 50 minutes!" -Michelle M., The PilatesBarre Southlake client Join us for high-energy classes combining strength training, lengthening and toning using our exclusive BarreFormer. We offer classes 7 days a week and provide towels, lockers with USB ports and shower facilities!

FIRST MONTH MEMBERSHIP $169 PURCHASE BEFORE JANUARY 31, 2018 AND GET 2 ADDITIONAL WEEKS FREE ($85 SAVINGS!) Visit www.thepilatesbarre.com to view full schedule, book your session and start your PilatesBarre journey today!

The ShopBarre at The PilatesBarre Southlake

Lily, Michelle and Lauren Mesenbrink, The PilatesBarre Southlake clients

THE PILATESBARRE SOUTHLAKE AT PARK VILLAGE • 1071 E. SOUTHLAKE BLVD, SUITE 140 SOUTHLAKE, TX 76092 JAN 18 • 55 SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM (214) 706-9988 • THEPILATESBARRE.COM

BOUTIQUE FITNESS

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

TYR stands apart with its infrared heat that detoxifies the body while you enjoy heated vinyasa class. The various other classes offered at the studio are non-heated vinyasa, Slow flow yoga, and Vin-yin yoga. Members can enjoy infrared sauna after class. For more information and to learn about our 30 day challenge program visit us online.

THE-YOGARETREAT.COM

GIVE THE GIFT OF YOGA GIFT CARDS AVAILABLE

֍ Highly effective fun 30 MINUTE WORKOUTS ֍ ALL FITNESS LEVELS WELCOME ֍ Personal training in a group setting ֍ Flexible session times ֍ Burn 600 calories in our triple infrared sauna ֍ 30 day money back guarantee 2125 West Southlake Blvd., Suite 325 | 817.912.1538

NATALIE: FORMER DRAGON VARSITY CHEERLEADER

ROBERT: DRAGON FOOTBALL CAPTAIN ’16 | OU SAFETY

Our fundamental goal is to help people transform and become the best versions of themselves. Co-founders Nabil and Nouman Saeed have chosen to achieve that goal through exercise and science. We believe fitness is a powerful catalyst that can lead to improvement in many areas of life. Whether you want to be a part of our 100+ college athlete clients or you are looking to get in shape, we have a plan just for you!

CONTACT US TODAY FOR A FREE CONSULTATION 817.793.2687 | 6428 Davis Blvd., N. Richland Hills, TX 76182 AbsoluteRecomp.com | AbsoluteRecomp@gmail.com 56 • JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

CALL NOW AND USE CODE “DRAGONS” FOR A FREE CLASS OTF SOUTHLAKE 621 E. SOUTHLAKE BLVD SOUTHLAKE, TX 76092

817-796-9660

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 • 57

58 â€¢ JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

STRENGTH SERVICE

It’s Not Hyperbole: Joe Hnizdo is the World’s Strongest Firefighter

ast August was a big month for local firefighter Joe Hnizdo. He traveled to Los Angeles for the World Police and Firefighter Games and to Houston as part the Texas Search and Rescue team in the wake of Hurricane Harvey. In Los Angeles, he lifted more weight than any firefighter in his division. In Houston, he saw sights that left a lasting impression.

”

“That was a totally different experience in my career to go through and do everything that we did and see everything that we saw down there,” he says of his Houston experience. That is just a glimpse at the multifaceted life of Hnizdo. He trains five days a week and is on a 4,000-calorie-perday diet. Power lifting is hard work, but it is not unlike his work with the Flower Mound Fire Department. “A lot of firefighters get into certain situations and you have to push past what you think is normal,” Hnizdo says. “Sometimes you’ve got to work harder than you think you can or learn to control your breathing better, and so that’s why I think a lot of us enjoy the gym so much because it’s that same kind of thing.”

your smart enough to get your body to look that way. If it was easy, everybody would be walking around in shape.” Hnizdo trains at JOJ Fitness in Hurst, just blocks from where he grew up. He graduated from Bell High School and subsequently A&M University before going to fire school in Fort Worth. He now lives in Fort Worth with his wife of 11 years and three daughters – a 7 year old and twin 3 year olds. As for his day job, it meshes well with his passion for weight lifting. Jackson gives Hnizdo workout routines that he can do at his fire station. Of course, you can’t win an international competition without your coworkers noticing. Hnizdo says he has been subject to some playful jabs, but that overall, his fellow Flower Mound firefighters have been really supportive of his endeavors.

”

“They give me a hard time about it, but that’s what firemen do, we give each other a hard time about everything,” Hnizdo says. “The better it is, the more they’ll give you a hard time about it. If they’re not giving you a hard time, something’s wrong.”

Johnnie Jackson, renowned bodybuilder, trainer and owner of JOJ Fitness, helps Hnizdo push past “normal.” He says that the firefighter is obviously strong, but most importantly, he is teachable.

His best in competition was a 551 lbs. bench and 680 lbs. deadlift, but when you ask what his max is, he honestly doesn’t know. And to Hnizdo, that is perfectly fine. He believes, just as Jackson said, it’s not about the weight, it’s about how you lift it. His advice to anyone looking to lift is this:

“It’s more than just lifting stuff,” Jackson says. “People think that you have to look a certain way to lift weights, but you look a certain way because

“Don’t lift with your ego, lift with your brain. I can do more [weight] every single time, but that doesn’t mean I’m going to do it right.”

BY MALEESA JOHNSON PHOTO BY THADDEUS HARDEN

JAN 18 • 59

HALF PRICE WINE NIGHTS Every sunday 4 to 9 p.m. (up to $100 value)

BRUNCH SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS 11am-3pm Live Jazz every Sunday 12-3pm

Located off Main Street in Grapevine! 1265 S. Main Street | 817.421.0200 TheWinewood.com

Let us take you on a trip into the heart of old Mexico! “Rave reviews by D Magazine, The Dallas Morning News, and 360 West!” “Best New Restaurant in Dallas 2012” D Magazine.

HAPPY HOUR Mon-Fri 3-6 | Open Sun-Thur 11am-10pm Fri-Sat 11am-11pm 1295 S Main St in Grapevine just North of Hwy 114 | 817-421-4747 | www.midiafromscratch.com 60 • JAN 18 SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

LOCAL FLAVOR DRINK | DINE | DISH

HOPS WHO? In the land of brilliant brews, a distillery also rises

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 â€¢ 61

LOCALFLAVOR review

Whiskey Wonderland FROM GRAIN TO GLASS, FIRESTONE & ROBERTSON’S NEW DISTILLERY IS TEXAS-SIZED AND READY TO TOUR

A WHISKEY RANCH 2601 Whiskey Ranch Road Ft. Worth 817.840.9140 FRDistilling.com

62 • JAN 18

fter a cocktail napkin’s worth of research, Leonard Firestone and Troy Robertson realized they were on to something. Texas was the second-largest whiskey consuming state in the union, and if Tito’s handmade was any foreshadowing, it was clear the Lone Star State was thirsty for a whiskey brand to call its own. The year was 2010, the heyday of the local craft beer movement, and Tony Soprano’s single malt Sunday night tradition had firmly given way to Don Draper’s oldfashioned. The world, and by world we mean Texas, was deeply in love with whiskey. So too were Firestone and Robertson (F&R), and they set to work revitalizing a pre-prohibition warehouse just south of

downtown Fort Worth. The duo released its TX Blended Whiskey in June of 2012 and promptly brought “Best American Craft Whiskey” honors to Fort Worth. Bravado and big steaks met their perfect complement. The initial success of F&R’s blended whiskey gave the budding bourbon-aires exactly what they needed—time. Five-years time, in fact, for the yellow dent Texas corn, red winter wheat and their proprietary Texan pecan yeast strain to properly age. In December of 2016, hundreds braved the elements to wait in line at the Fort Worth distillery to be among the first to purchase a bottle of their long-anticipated TX Straight Bourbon. Many left cold, and unfortunately, empty-handed. Demand was already exceeding supply.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

LOCALFLAVOR review The founders saw this coming and had already begun searching for a new home for an expanded distilling operation. What they found was a picturesque tract with views of the Fort Worth skyline – a mere five miles from the original distillery on Vickery Boulevard. And what they’ve built is nothing short of a Whiskey Wonderland. The upstart Texas distillery blended with Fort Worth tradition and assembled their new home on 112-acres of the former Glen Garden Country Club. Officially open for tours, private events—and yes, distilling— Whiskey Ranch now sits on the hallowed grounds where legends Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson once honed their golf games. The 18-hole course, which has been updated ever so slightly to artfully accommodate an immersive whiskey experience, is still functioning. The country’s only golf course situated on a working distillery will be open for private and charitable events—an example of the many ways the owners plan to maintain the distillery as a true Fort Worth destination. Upon arrival, guests are whisked past the security shed and led across manicured grounds to the Ranch House. The heart of the operation, the Ranch House brings together the warm elements of replica oak barrel walls, and cowhide chairs offset by gleaming metals and sealed concrete floors that immediately welcome visitors to this rustic yet modern environ. Private event guests or those enjoying one of the now daily public tours can—and should—partake in a tasting or signature drink at the Tavern. From there, make your way through the breezeway to enjoy the floor-to-ceiling tiered rock fireplace of the Oak Room which can accommodate up to 180 guests for any type of private gathering. Drink in hand, take a step outside to the wrap around back porch and enjoy views overlooking the golf course, Benders Lake and the expanse of the Forth Worth skyline to the North. The space is so peaceful it’s hard to believe you’re standing only a few hundred yards from a 45-feet-tall column still that can produce 40 barrels per day. That’s more than 12 times their previous Vickery Road production and enough to lay claim as the largest distillery this side of the Mississippi River. Opposite the golf course stands the non-descript expanse of the property’s first of five barrel barns. Each barrel barn can hold 20,000 barrels (1 barrel can age 240 bottles worth of bourbon) for approximately five years as the bourbon ages. The barn is not climate controlled as to take advantage of the true Texas weather during the aging process. The effects of the hot Texas climate after years of aging in oak barrels brings forth bold aromas of rich oak, caramel, cinnamon and allspice. The property and the tour comes back full circle to the gift shop where the TX Whiskey and Bourbon faithful can show their brand loyalty on anything from hats, shirts and drinkware to a wide variety of Texas-themed merchandise. In less than a decade’s time, Firestone and Robertson Distillery has built a reputation for smooth and sought-after whiskies in addition to not one but two distinct local landmarks. Both whiskies are available in Texas and in a growing number of states throughout the U.S.—but a trek to Whiskey Ranch is a must for any self-respecting bourbonite.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 • 63

LOCALFLAVOR taste this

new classic

Cleanse Nekter Juice Bar will kick your health resolutions into high gear Start the new year off with your health in mind by trying Nekter’s new cleanse. Their six-drink lineup will help you ward off all those sugar cravings that came out during the holidays and will lead to healthier eating habits. Whether you want to start small with the one-day pack or jump into the deep end with the fiveday cleanse, their easy numbered system makes the whole process a breeze. Plus, their new cleanse includes ashwagandha, a super herb known for its restorative benefits. Grab your pack of delicious juices and drinks today and get ready to improve your health.

NEW CLASSIC CLEANSE NEKTER JUICE BAR LINE-UP: Healing Greens

Tumeric Citrus

Classic Greens

Charcoal Skinny Lemonade

Calming Greens

Superfood Protein Original

NICE TOUCH:

INSTRUCTIONS: Choose your cleanse length — one-day, two-day, threeday or five-day — and pick up yours at the store or have it delivered to your home. After you receive these cold-pressed juices, make sure to refrigerate as soon as possible. Then just follow the numbers and enjoy their tasty flavors.

Select one of their yummy add-on beverages before checking out. You can try the protein-packed Strawberry Pitaya Protein if you need a post-workout recovery drink or get a deeper cleanse with the Berry Detox Lemonade.

NEKTER JUICE BAR 410 W. Southlake Blvd. Southlake 817.203.2555 NekterJuice.com

64 • JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

“Awesome service for good delivery pizza.” – Lindsay P.

BEST

i Fratelli Pizza

In its 27th year of business, i Fratelli knows pizza. The restaurant is still owned and operated by its founders, the Cole brothers — George, David, Mike and Darrell — who opened their first location in Irving. Known for its thin-crust creations famously cut into rectangular slices, the restaurant offers many signature pizzas, including the staff’s special (grilled chicken, artichoke hearts and Roma tomatoes) and the carne classico (pepperoni, Italian sausage, meatballs, Canadian bacon and hamburger). All of i Fratelli’s dough — their own recipe — is handcrafted restaurant The are also made in-house. dressings knows saladpizza. i Fratelli day, and In its 27th year of business, every canned, and have pepperoncini George, brothers —not mushrooms, Cole real “They usethe is still owned and operated by its founders, who cast her vote for i Fratelli. reader a Irving. P., in Tracy location says first their peppers,” opened David, Mike and Darrell — who feature is definitely its fast, friendly standout slices, the restaurant’s However, cut into rectangular famously Known for its thin-crust creations from us when we say we had a service. delivery and free staff’sitspecial the Take including pizzas, the restaurant offers many signature timely delivery to the drivers’ from pleasant veryand carne thethe tomatoes) and Roma experience, (grilled chicken, artichoke hearts the hot pizza we immediately course,and and, ofbacon demeanors hospitable Canadian meatballs, classico (pepperoni, Italian sausage, arrival. upon devoured hamburger). All of i Fratelli’s dough — their own recipe — is handcrafted every day, and salad dressings are also made in-house. “They use real mushrooms, not canned, and have pepperoncini peppers,” says Tracy P., a reader who cast her vote for i Fratelli. However, the restaurant’s standout feature is definitely its fast, friendly and free delivery service. Take it from us when we say we had a very pleasant experience, from the timely delivery to the drivers’ hospitable demeanors and, of course, the hot pizza we immediately devoured upon arrival.

i Fratelli Pizza

BEST

Southlake

when you present this coupon

339 N. Carroll Avenue Southlake, TX 76092 (817) 416-6228

NothingBundtCakes.com

STYLE

Coupon must be presented at time of purchase. Limit one free bundtlet per guest. Valid only at the bakery listed. No cash value. Coupon may not be reproduced, transferred or sold. Internet distribution strictly prohibited. Must be claimed in bakery during normal business hours. Not valid with any other offer.

17-DA-0006-06238_Style_3-4375 x 4-8125.indd 1

7/6/17 1:52 PM

Sunday brunch

10:00AM - 3:00PM 817.305.2199 copelandssouthlake.com SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 • 65

LOCALFLAVOR good eats

Family Fun Night Knock ‘em down at PINSTACK

PINSTACK 2750 West I-635 Irving 214.765.2695 PINSTACKBowl.com

66 • JAN 18

You know the drill. When it comes to planning time to spend as a family, options may be limited. Food is definitely important, but that’s just one factor that puts the fun in family night. Choosing where to go for entertainment is usually the most important decision. Possibilities include a kid-centered pizza restaurant with a room full of video games aimed at youth, or restaurants with patios and sandbox areas. However, these choices don’t bring the family together. With a full-service restaurant, a bowling alley and an entertainment arena, PINSTACK in Las Colinas is the recreation destination for your next family fun night. PINSTACK features 28 bowling lanes with stateof-the-art technology and lane-side food and drink service. Accommodating to beginning bowlers and pros alike, PINSTACK allows the whole family to enjoy knocking down a few pins. Gather a group of friends to keep you company and take advantage of PINSTACK’s private lanes area. The two-level laser tag arena is one big obstacle course fully loaded with fog, glowing pillars and music to keep your feet moving. While laser tag pits you against each other, the high ropes course and rock climbing wall require trust and teamwork; in other words, a great opportunity for family bonding. However, if you just can’t get away from the competition factor, taking a ride or two in the bumper cars will definitely get that out of your system. If that isn’t enough to keep a family busy, it’s time to introduce your kids to Skee-ball and air hockey, then let them enjoy the latest video games and simulator technology. A trip to PINSTACK eliminates the need to first decide on dinner before moving on to the entertainment. Both are available under one roof, and you don’t have to sacrifice taste when it comes to dining options. PINSTACK’s made-from-scratch, chefdriven menu is filled with family favorites inspired by modern American cuisine. Starters include mac and cheese pops, nachos, BBQ brisket and cheddar potato skins. Follow up your starter with a Texas Smokehouse Burger, the California Burger or the Classic Margherita Pizza. If mom and dad require more than chicken tenders, they can choose from the entrée menu. Braised Beef Short Rib and Blackened Mahi Mahi are a few classy dishes worth trying. They also take reservations for parties of 10 guests or fewer. In addition to the fare, PINSTACK offers an extensive wine and draft beer list, not to mention a craft cocktail menu that gives standalone bars a run for their money.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

Valentine’s Date Night Make more than reservations this year. Make memories! Don’t be late! Make a date to impress with your culinary skills.

February 9th-11th & 14th

tastebudskitchen.com 817-488-0538 2140 E. Southlake Blvd. Southlake, TX 76092

SAVE

100 $ 200 $

on a NEW Water Heater

on a NEW Tankless Water Heater

SAVE

on a NEW HVAC System

Proud Sponsors

*Purchase & Installation by Berkeys Required. Includes Warranty. Call for Details & Appointment. Offers Expire: March 31st, 2018

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

SAVE

500 100

on a NEW

Electrical Panel

We’re There When You Need Us

(817) 778-4486 www.Berkeys.com/Style

TACLB41879E | Jeff Sims M38424 | TECL30739

JAN 18 • 67

FIVE MINUTES

with ...

MIKE REASONER

FIVE MINUTES with ...

PARKS MANAGER KEEPS OUR COMMUNITY BEAUTIFUL, ONE MEDIAN AT A TIME

ou may not know his name, but you definitely know his work. Southlake is known for its well-kept streets and properly maintained parks, so it’s no surprise that one of the city’s most loyal employees received recognition for his efforts. The Texas Recreation and Park Society (TRAPS) awarded the city’s parks manager Mike Reasoner “Parks Professional of the Year” for his dedication to his role, team and community at their awards luncheon in November. Reasoner’s commitment to building up the city deserves to be noticed.

I HAVE BEEN WITH THE CITY… for 15 years this coming January. I started out with the department by taking a position as parks supervisor. Our team has grown so much over the years. We had about eight people to start out with and now we’re at 28 people with three park supervisors. My day-to-day tasks involve going around and maintaining the parks, helping out the staff, driving around and covering the town and managing over the team with the supervisors. And as we grow, we keep getting better at what we do. THE PARKS DEPARTMENT… oversees maintenance and beautification of the Southlake parks system including neighborhood parks and community parks with fields for baseball, softball, soccer, lacrosse and flag football. The department also maintains landscape, irrigation, and mowing throughout the city including Town Square Parks, medians and right of ways. We also oversee various special projects throughout the year that help to improve the parks system and Southlake environment. PARKS ARE IMPORTANT… on many levels. Residents have a place to come outside to reconnect and enjoy everything from walking trails to playgrounds. In addition, sports complexes draw teams from all over the nation that support the city economically. I THINK THE PARKS IN SOUTHLAKE STAND OUT BECAUSE… they are well maintained and our department takes pride in keeping them up to a high standard. Also, Southlake strives to add and enhance the parks to accommodate all citizens’ needs.

WHEN I WON THE AWARD, I WAS… very surprised. It was something I was not expecting. I’m honored to accept the award on behalf of the Parks Department and to all the great staff that made it possible. They deserve all the credit for what we are able to do as a department. IT IS VERY REWARDING TO… serve with these passionate people and to help accomplish the best for them and the city. We work alongside individuals, groups and associations that together want the best for the community. All the different groups we work with are really passionate about what they do, so it makes it easier to continue working hard day after day. They make it easy to continue serving the city. MY TEAM… is the one that does it all. They take a lot of pride in what they do. And it’s that pride that makes everything look as good as it does. They are the ones out there doing the hard work that makes the difference at the end of the day. This is their award as much as mine. THIS YEAR… we will be designing and installing a new playground/pavilion at the Bob Jones Park soccer complex. With the Bicentennial playground being the most popular for play and parties, this will offer a nice option on the north side of town. WHEN I’M NOT WORKING, I ENJOY… cooking out, weekend getaways, vacations and spending time at RV resorts relaxing and enjoying life.

JAN 18 • 69

SADDLEBACK RIDGE E S TAT E S

$25

off *

Home or Office Cleaning Services for Southlake Style readers!

SECLUSION . LUXURY. CONVENIENCE Exclusive 32 home site gated community nestled in Southlake surrounded by mature trees, peaceful sounds and natural wildlife ONE ACRE+ LOTS GATED ENTRY

817.251.4989 | MaidPro.com/grapevine

Walking distance to 758 Acre Park, Lake Grapevine, Hiking/Biking Trails, Equestrian Trails Minutes to DFW Airport and Southlake Town Square.

*New customers only. Cannot be combined with other offers. Mention ad for details.

HOW CAN WE HELP? Get help from DFW’s most trusted IT support provider.

• • • • • •

Remote and On-Site Support Included Enterprise Backups and Disaster Recovery 24x7 Network Monitoring and Data Protection Low, fixed monthly costs A+/HIPAA Certified Technicians Secure Cloud IT Services

Each office is independently owned and operated.

817.781.0994 70 • JAN 18

817.306.6106

OSPCSERVICES.COM

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

PREMIERE

PHYSICIANS & HEALTHCARE

PARTNERS Want to boost your health and wellbeing this year? Let the experts on the following pages help you live your best life in 2017 and beyond.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 â€¢ 71

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

COSMETIC & IMPLANT DENTISTRY

“Dr. Brady treats every patient like family by catering to their individual care and comfort.”

Haven Dental 1845 E. Southlake Boulevard 817.554.1122 • haven-dental.com 72 • JAN 18

Treat yourself to a higher standard of dental care by making an appointment at Haven Dental. Dr. Brady treats every patient like family by catering to their individual care and comfort. Whether you are looking for a professional cleaning, which you should get every six months to prevent gingivitis, or want an entire smile makeover, Haven Dental has got you covered. With their cutting-edge technology procedures like laser therapy for healthier gums, intraoral scanning for an ideal smile, or state-of-the-art Kor whitening techniques for the whitest teeth, it’s never been easier to achieve your best oral health. Haven Dental proves you don’t have to choose between giving back and innovation. They have started the “We Heart U” initiative to help give back to communities through churches and excursion groups all over the world, sending them modern dental supplies and other essentials. For every toothbrush given to a patient, an entire hygiene kit is sent to a person in need. Their next philanthropic project will be sending warm clothing and hats along with these kits to the homeless in Boston, MA.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

PEDIATRICS

“ABC-Pediatrics aims to help children and families reach their highest level of independence in a comprehensive, highly motivating environment.”

Achievement Balance Community, LLC 2600 Bobcat Boulevard, Suite 200, Trophy Club 972.410.5297 • abc-pediatrics.com SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

With a practice in Trophy Club, two locations in Flower Mound and a fourth coming soon in Grapevine, Achievement Balance Community, LLC is prepared to care for families across the area. ABC-Pediatrics aims to help children and families reach their highest level of independence in a comprehensive, highly motivating environment. This environment incorporates naturalistic teaching, including speech, occupation and physical therapies that work in collaboration with behavior specialist. In addition to offering care in its own welcoming environment, ABC-Pediatrics provides therapy at home through teletherapy, allowing families to have more flexibility while meeting their child’s needs. ABC has several programs to meet the ever-developing child. The staff provides intervention to early learners through school age children. By providing a wide range of services, ABC is able to meet all aspects of child development. Each location includes natural environment teaching, individual programs for a tailored learning, fully equipped sensory gym and so much more. The staff at ABC-Pediatrics is trained to assist children in behavioral and developmental areas, including social skills, feeding, handwriting, attention span, auditory and visual processing and problem solving.

JAN 18 • 73

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

ORTHOPEDICS (L-R) Kirstin Pickens PA-C, Michael L. Nguyen, M.D. O. David Taunton Jr., M.D., Sara E. Suttle, D.P.M Howard W. Harris, M.D., Madeline Moore PA-C, B. Todd Drury, M.D., Stephen J. Troum, M.D., Gina Jones PA-C.

“Texas Orthopedic Specialists physicians share a passion and dedication to providing the highest quality orthopedic and sports medicine care for all your musculoskeletal needs.”

Texas Orthopedic Specialists, P.L.L.C. 2425 Highway 121, Bedford 10932 N. Riverside Dr. Suite 108, Fort Worth 817.540.4477 • txortho.net 74 • JAN 18

Texas Orthopedic Specialists is comprised of a team of subspecialty physicians and fellowship-trained surgeons who share a passion for providing the highest quality of orthopedic care available. Their subspecialty services include minimally invasive joint replacement surgery, hand and upper extremity surgery, podiatric surgery, sports medicine and arthroscopic surgery of the shoulder, hip and knee. Durable medical equipment, clinical research and imaging services are also available on site to provide patients with comprehensive orthopedic and pain solutions. Texas Orthopedic Specialists is involved with many local schools as well as community projects and sponsorships. Several of the physicians serve as team physicians for six local high schools and offer physicals and a free sports injury clinic for athletes during the football season. All physicians at Texas Orthopedic Specialists are accepting new patients. They have two offices conveniently located in the Mid-Cities and Alliance area. Call 817-540-4477 to make an appointment or visit them online at txortho.net for more information

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

ENDODONTICS

“Advanced Endodontics of Texas takes the time to discuss all possible treatment options to ensure every patient is on the path toward their best oral health.”

(L-R) Gary Eggleston, D.D.S., M.S., Casey Turner, D.D.S., M.S., Sayeed Attar, D.D.S., M.S., Ryan Walsh, D.D.S., M.S.

Advanced Endodontics of Texas 1674 Keller Parkway, Suite 100, Keller 817.562.4141 • advancedendooftexas.com SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

As soon as you walk into Advanced Endodontics of Texas’ office, you can feel they put the patient’s experience first. With their practice led by endodontic specialists Dr. Sayeed Attar, Dr. Casey L. Turner, Dr. Ryan M. Walsh, and Dr. Gary Eggleston, they are educated, trained, professional and compassionate. Each has his or her list full of accolades that prove they are leaders in the industry – one being Dr. Attar’s, Dr. Turner’s, and Dr. Walsh’s board certification with the American Board of Endodontics. Additionally, all four doctors donate their time through the Cooks Children’s Save-A-Smile program. They also aspire to mentor the next generation of dental professionals by teaching and lecturing at Texas A&M College of Dentistry. Advanced Endodontics of Texas maximizes the benefits of state-of-the-art technology, like digital charting, digital radiography, Zeiss microscopy and cone-beam CT imaging to accurately diagnose and treat your specific condition. They partner with your general dentist and take the time to discuss treatment options to ensure you walk away educated about the path toward your best oral health.

JAN 18 • 75

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

ANESTHESIOLOGY

“When you have surgery, you have a choice in anesthesia providers, and we want that choice to be Valiant!”

Valiant Anesthesia Associates, PLLC 2100 Lakeside Boulevard Suite 250, Richardson 972.422.8223 • valiantanesthesia.com 76 • JAN 18

(L-R) Randy Robbins M.D. Kathryn Beck, M.D. Robyn Coleman, M.D.

You always have a choice on who provides your anesthesia, so take the time to find the right team that will give you the personalized care you deserve. Valiant Anesthesia Associates, PLLC holds patient’s safety and comfort as a top priority, which allows you to undergo your procedure without the anxiety so often produced by the anesthesia component. Whether you are in need of pediatric, cardiac, spinal, orthopedic, ENT or general surgery services, they have a health professional who can properly assist you. Their team of subspecialty-trained anesthesiologists is ready to answer any question you may have about your procedure. They will walk you through the process and help alleviate any anxiety beforehand. When they are not assisting their patients, Valiant Anesthesia Associates takes time to give back to their community. Dr. Randy Robbins serves on the GRACE Board of Directors and is the co-chair of the current capital campaign. He also served on the Southlake City Community Engagement Committee. They also are involved in charities like Human Coalition, Kids Across America, Unlikely Heroes, and in their local churches as well.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

FOOT AND ANKLE CARE

“I like to educate patients on their condition, so they not only know how to treat the problem but also how to prevent it.”

Academy Foot & Ankle Specialists 1940 Highway 114, Suite 150, Southlake 817.424.Foot (3668) • TexasFootDoctor.org SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

When you are constantly on the go, it’s important your feet and ankles are functioning at their best. Academy Foot and Ankle provides the specialized care needed for patients to put their best foot forward. After walking through their office doors, you will feel relaxed in their friendly environment and all of the stresses that come with a typical doctor’s visit will melt away. Their podiatry professionals will sit down and diagnose your specific ailment while also educating you about preventable problems you may be at risk for in the future. This helps you create a path to achieving your best overall health. Academy Foot and Ankle physicians see patients of all ages, for everything from skin conditions to sports injuries to replacement surgery, so they are prepared to help you with any foot & ankle issue you are facing. Their treatment services like stem cell therapy and platelet-rich plasma injections show they use the latest innovations in the industry to provide you with the best possible treatment. Their team is also involved with the community by supporting causes like GRACE, Stepping Stones Foundation and The Gatehouse.

JAN 18 • 77

Giggles and Grins Pediatric Dentistry, PLLC Giggles and Grins is a pediatric dental office which promotes excellent oral health for infants, toddlers, adolescents, and those with special health care needs. Giggles and Grins participates in the community philanthropically by providing meals and support for local pantries and foundations. Giggles and Grins remains grateful to our community for voting us the Best of the Best in Southlake, Colleyville and Grapevine on a yearly basis as well as Top Dentist and Mom-Approved Dentist in both Dallas and Fort Worth.

817.488.3533

2915 E Southlake Blvd Ste 200 Southlake, TX 76092 www.gigglesandgrins.org

Dr. Sandra Armstrong and Dr. Amy Watts

SPREADTHELOVE SHOP FOR YOUR LOVED ONES AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE! 50% of store proceeds go to The Gatehouse Grapevine, a supportive living community for women in crisis and their children.

Th e G ate h o u s e F ine J ewe le rs .com | 1101 E . S ou th lake B lvd . , S u ite 420 | 817. 416.0825 78 â€˘ JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

BOARDING PASS DRIVE | FLY | SAIL

ESCAPE THE COLD If winter blues have you down, check out the Golden State

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 â€¢ 79

BOARDINGPASS san diego

Destination Fun WHERE TO GO AND WHAT TO EAT IN SAN DIEGO

80 • JAN 18

he California coastal city of San Diego is known for its warm climate, attractions and beaches. Whether theme parks and museums are your go-to activities, or you’d rather relax by the beach or commune with nature, San Diego is a great destination for a family vacation with no shortage of things to do. We’ve selected a few itinerary options, and while you’re there, enjoy the local flavors of a nearby eatery.

to see the giant pandas, three of which were born at the zoo in 2012. Admission is $52 for ages 12 and up and $42 for ages 11 to 3. Children under 3 years of age are admitted for free. As for lunch, make things convenient — visit Albert’s restaurant located on Zoo grounds in the Lost Forest. With a menu that features a variety of dishes, from pasta and pizza to salads and seafood specialties, Albert’s also offers open-air deck seating. Parents will enjoy the selection of craft beers, wine and cocktails.

San Diego Zoo

Balboa Park

A trip to the San Diego Zoo should be first on your list of family friendly attractions. The Zoo is one of the largest in the United States and is home to more than 3,700 rare and endangered animals. You can set off on a self-guided walking tour or take a guided bus tour. Either way, don’t miss your chance

With museums, cultural institutions, performing arts, shopping and botanical treasures, Balboa Park celebrates San Diego’s history along with the history and culture of places and people across the globe. There are 17 museums and cultural institutions, 10 dedicated performance spaces, local artisans and shops and myriad of gardens within the park. The city’s climate has a lot to

Zoo.SanDiegoZoo.org

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

21896

67x9.875 4c

The power to save is in the palm of your hand. Try our new Daily ChangeSM app to help you save more, stay motivated, and develop healthy saving habits.

Whether You are Upsizing, Downsizing or Rightsizing,

Now is the Time. To get started, contact Kelli Henderson today!

• Create savings goals. • Set up challenges. • Track your progress. • Build your savings. Our app makes saving easier You can securely transfer money directly through the app. Because of this unique functionality, you need both a Wells Fargo checking account and a Wells Fargo savings account to use it.1 Simply download the free app from your device’s app store, sign on with your Wells Fargo Online® username and password,2 set your goals, and start saving. Visit your local branch to get more savings tips or guidance finding the right savings options for you. Make an appointment at wellsfargo.com/appointments. Southlake • 222 W. Southlake Blvd. • 817-442-9276

Download the app now.

1. A Wells Fargo consumer checking account, savings account, and online banking are required to use the app. The app cannot be used with the following types of accounts: Teen CheckingSM Account, time accounts, IRAs, business and brokerage accounts, and Wells Fargo EasyPay® Card. 2. If you need to make changes to your username or password, please update at wellsfargo.com. © 2017 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. All rights reserved. Member FDIC. Expires 12/31/2017. IHA-21896 SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

Kelli Henderson KelliHenderson@Ebby.com 817-999-3281 KelliHenderson.Ebby.com

Experience the Difference the Right Agent can Make

Equal Housing Opportunity.

JAN 18 • 81

BOARDINGPASS san diego

do with the variety of trees and plants you can find at Balboa Park, including prickly cacti, lotus blossoms and orchids. BalboaPark.org After your walk around Balboa Park, head southwest to the Little Italy neighborhood of San Diego to enjoy dessert at Pappalecco. Influenced by Tuscany, restaurant fare includes pizza, panini, salad and wine. However, Pappalecco is known for its handcrafted gelato. Made locally in Point Loma, San Diego, the gelato is created from locally sourced ingredients when possible. Pappalecco.com

USS Midway Museum San Diego is rich with America’s naval history, and a visit to the USS Midway Museum gives visitors a chance to experience this first hand. As the 20th century’s longest-serving Navy aircraft carrier, the USS Midway is now home to more than 50 years of world history that features more than 60 exhibits on board. With a post office, sleeping quarters and a jail, among other things, the ship had all the amenities of a city at sea. Museum docents are scattered throughout the museum and quickly offer up a personal story, anecdote or statistic. Midway.org Bluewater Seafood Market and Grill is located about three miles northwest of the USS Midway Museum and offers fresh local seafood. Ordering from the menu is simple: choose your fish, choose one of seven marinades and decide how you want it prepared. Then enjoy it on a salad, sandwich or taco, or you can have it on a plate paired with jasmine rice. BluewaterSeafoodSanDiego.com

La Jolla Cove Staggering sea cliffs, rocky reefs and sandy shores are the perfect backdrop for family bonding. Seals and sea lions also call this portion of California’s Pacific coast home. The tranquil waters found in La Jolla Cove not only make it a great location for swimming but also, since the cove is protected ecologically, you can enjoy snorkeling to see stingrays, yellowtail and even leopard sharks. SanDiego.org Located near La Jolla Beach, Grater Grilled Cheese is a great place to grab lunch with the family. Offering a menu full of cheesy favorites, the restaurant serves specialties that include the Lobster Grilled Cheese and Lobster Pomme Frites (fancy French fries). There is a make-your-own feature on the menu allowing you to create your own grilled cheese masterpiece. Add a half of a cup of their Tomato Basil Bisque, enjoy the mac and cheese selections and indulge in a grilled ice cream sandwich for dessert. With three locations in San Diego, including one in La Jolla, Grater Grilled Cheese is close to many of the museums, attractions and beaches you plan on visiting. GraterGrilledCheese.com

82 • JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

DON’T STAY SICK

GET BETTER FASTER AVOID ER PRICES

Carroll Mddle School

Gateway Church

$10 SCHOOL PHYSICALS

Kirkwood

N Kimball Ave

114

NEW ONLINE CHECK IN SOUTHLAKE OWNED AND OPERATED

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK MONDAY-SATURDAY 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. SUNDAY NOON - 8 P.M.

817.421.8777 | BETTERFASTERURGENTCARE.COM 630 North Kimball Ave Southlake, TX 76092 (corner of Kirkwood & Kimball JAN Ave) 18 • 83 SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

Mid-Cities SOS Presents

An Evening of Culinary Magic and Chefs’ Auction January 21, 2018

Eat. Drink. Give.

6:00 P.M.

Hurst Conference Center

Benefiting the Women and Children of SafeHaven •Champagne Reception with Jazz SingerLiz Mikel •Celebrity Chefs Gourmet Cuisine •Fine Wine and Craft Beer •Chefs’ Live Auction Packages •Luxurious Travel Big Board •High End Wine Pull and Raffle

Your support rebuilds lives and provides a safe haven for abused women and children.

(2017 Chefs shown above.)

You will have an amazing evening!

Check out the exciting 2018 Celebrity Chefs @ celebrity-chefs.org

Business or Bling Attire • $125 per Person • Courtesy Parking Purchase tickets online at celebrity-chefs.org or mail check to Mid-Cities SOS, P.O. Box 247, Colleyville, TX 76034. For other inquiries, Contact Cheri Butler • 817-681-6642 • cctickets@mid-citiessos.org

mid-citiessos.org • celebrity-chefs.org For Sponsorships, Contact Mary MacDowell at ccsponsorships@mid-citiessos.org Presenting Chef Media Sponsors

Executive Chef Sponsors

Master Chef Sponsors

Fonda Enterprises & Kershaw/KAI Knives

84 • JAN 18

Staff & Board of Directors

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

ARTS & CULTURE GIGS | GALAS | GALLERIES

HEAR HER ‘ROAR’ Make seeing Katy Perry a reality, not just a teenage dream

Photo by Kevin Mazur

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 • 85

ARTS & CULTURE focus

Calling All Katy Cats Sing, dance and purr thenight away at Katy Perry’s concert

lue hair and whipped cream bras may not be a part of her show anymore, but you can expect to see a dazzling explosion of color, dancing, props and lighting effects—and, yes, even Left Shark—at Katy Perry’s upcoming concert at the American Airlines Center. Perry’s style continually evolves and still has an amazing ability to entertain audiences with unbelievably catchy songs and world-class performances. You can “Witness” the pop queen’s talent yourself when she comes to Dallas this month as part of her Witness tour, honoring her fifth studio album of the same name. Sing along to new hits “Swish Swish,” “Bon Appetit” and “Chained to the Rhythm,” as well as old favorites “California Gurls,” Teenage Dream” and “I Kissed a Girl.” Since debuting her first album, One of the Boys, in 2007, Perry has gone on to release four more albums and be nominated for 13 Grammy awards. She is the first artist to earn three Recording Industry Association of America Diamond certifications (given when a song passes 10 million sales and streams in the U.S.) for “Roar,” “Dark Horse,” and “Firework.” She has also broken several Guinness World Records, including first to accumulate 100 million Twitter followers, most streamed track on Spotify in 24 hours for a female artist (“Chained to the Rhythm”), first female to have five number one singles from one album (Teenage Dream), and largest TV audience for a Super Bowl half-time show. Perry is serious about producing songs, while at the same time playful when it comes to putting on her concerts. With your kitty-eared headband and your perfectly applied cat-eye eyeliner on, join the thousands of other Katy Cats for a night of sweet visuals and number one pop hits from this mega star. It’ll be a purr-fect night.

DETAILS Date: January 14 Location: American Airlines Center

86 • JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

ABA, SPEECH, OCCUPATIONAL & PHYSICAL THERAPY Now open in Trophy Club

ENROLL NOW! COMING SOON TO GRAPEVINE

Serving Flower Mound and Southlake Communities | 972.410.5297 | ABC-Pediatrics.com SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 â€¢ 87

ARTS & CULTURE events FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW AND RODEO JANUARY 12-FEBRUARY 3 FORT WORTH | Since 1896, the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo has been drawing in cowboys and cowgirls from all over the country. Enjoy a variety of events, like livestock shows, horse shows, Western music, Cowboy poetry, bull riding, steer wrestling, barrel racing and so much more. Other event highlights include the General Mercantile with all kinds of rodeo clothes and souvenirs, the All Western Parade on January 13 and the World’s Original Indoor Rodeo inside the Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum. Shine your boots, put on your best jeans and show off your Texas pride at the rodeo!

DANE COOK

Jan 1

JANUARY 1 WINSTAR WORLD CASINO | Making everyone laugh is not Dane Cook's goal—this cult favorite comedian has a unique style of somewhat twisted humor and vulgar jokes, and he doesn't care if you like him or not. This, of course, makes him even more charming (and hilarious!). With more than 20 years of comedy under his belt, a number of acting credits in movies including Dan in Real Life and Good Luck Chuck, and five comedy albums released, Cook will make you laugh—or not— all night long. ONE-MAN STAR WARS TRILOGY

DALLAS VERT MILE JANUARY 13

Jan 13

REUNION TOWER | Take your workout to the next level by running toward the sky at the Dallas Vert Mile! Taking place at the Reunion Tower in Dallas, runners and walkers can sign up for the Vert Sprint Race and go 50 stories, or 807 steps and 470 vertical feet, to the observation deck that provides a 360 degree view of downtown. Or choose the quarter mile, half mile or full mile, which involves multiple laps up. After climbing all those stairs—and burning tons of calories—enjoy a T-Shirt, finisher’s medal, pictures on the observation deck and the opportunity to win prizes!

JANUARY 5 ARLINGTON MUSIC HALL | Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Yoda and the rest of the original Star Wars characters will make an appearance at the Arlington Music Hall this month— all played by Charles Ross. This One-Man Star Wars Trilogy was written by Ross, and performed without costumes, props or sets. Experience the familiar space battles in a different way during this show by Canadian actor and self-proclaimed "geek-boy turned actor turned geek actor man." Ross has done thousands of solo performances around the world (he also does One-Man Lord of the Rings), living his life as the ultimate fanboy. The Force is strong in this one, indeed.

88 • JAN 18

THE HOTCAKE HUSTLE JANUARY 13 ADDISON | There’s no better motivation to finish a cold, early morning run than a heaping pile of hotcakes waiting for you at the finish line. That’s exactly what you’ll find at the Hotcake Hustle. Sign up for a 10K, 5K or Fun Run around Addison; afterward, warm up inside the Addison Circle Conference Center with free pancakes provided by the Original Pancake House. As an added bonus, a long-sleeve T-shirt and a hot chocolate mug are included with your ticket, so you can recreate the Hotcake Hustle at home all year long.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

ARTS & CULTURE events SOMETHING ROTTEN! JANUARY 17-21 BASS HALL | Everyone loves Shakespeare—that is, unless it’s the 16th century and you’re trying to compete with The Bard with your own successful play! In Something Rotten! the Bottom Brothers, played by Tony-nominee Rob McClure and Broadway’s Josh Grisetti, can’t seem to come up with a hit play. The two men decide to create the world’s first musical after a fortune teller mentions the future is full of shows that combine singing, dancing and acting. This hilarious production includes everything you love about musicals, with costumes, accents and humor from 1590 thrown in for added fun.

AN EVENING WITH 2CELLOS JANUARY 19 TOYOTA MUSIC FACTORY | Cellos used to be reserved for symphony orchestras, but not anymore. After a YouTube video from 2CELLOS members Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser performing Michael Jackson’s “Smooth Criminal” went viral in 2011, 2CELLOS has been breaking all the rules. The band has toured with Sir Elton John, performed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, GLEE and other major TV shows and venues. They have collaborated with George Michael, Steven Tyler and The Red Hot Chili Peppers among others. This talented duo that rocks their cellos to a wide range of genres, make it hard not to fall in love with the instrument.

FRANCE’S COMPAGNIE HERVÉ KOUBI

Jan 20

JANUARY 20 WINSPEAR OPERA HOUSE | Throw away your conventional ideas of what dancers should look like; the Compagnie Hervé Koubi is unlike anything you’ve ever seen. This French dance company is made up of 12 Algerian and West African male dancers, who are known for seamlessly blending power, fearlessness, masculinity and excitement into their shows. Using props, bold costumes and terrific dancers, this show is a mix of martial arts and dance that will leave you ready to fight and gracefully soar through the air at the same time.

START THE NEW YEAR IN CONFIDENCE SOUTHLAKE TOWN SQUARE VISIT

BOARDROOMSALON.COM SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 • 89

ARTS & CULTURE events

A NIGHT WITH JANIS JOPLIN JANUARY 23 BASS HALL | Rising to fame during the Flower Power era, Janis Joplin was an iconic female rocker. Although she passed away from a drug overdose at 27 years old, Joplin’s legacy lives on in the hearts of fans. Almost 50 years after the release of her first solo album, you can see“A Night With Janis Joplin” at Bass Hall. This show, starring Kelly McIntyre, celebrates Joplin’s musical journey and influences. Sing along to famous songs “Me and Bobby McGee,” “Piece of My Heart,” “Summertime” and more, while remembering this special woman. JIGGLE BUTT RUN 5K JANUARY 27 UT ARLINGTON | Ate too much over the holidays? It happens to all of us! Flaunt your curves, or jumpstart your New Year’s fitness goals, at the Jiggle Butt Run. This 5K run/walk was designed for women of all ages and abilities to promote positivity and fitness. Since 2006, the event has raised $170,000 for SafeHaven of Tarrant County, which helps families healing from violent relationships. Awards will be given for Best Costume, Most Spirited, Top 3 Finishers and more. Sign up now to celebrate women, have fun and give back!

Ordinary People with Extraordinary Hearts Carroll ISD’s Board of Trustees are a dedicated group of volunteers who share a depth of commitment to make the education of Carroll students their priority. With a generous heart, they donate their time and talents to make a difference in our community. These seven individuals work together to make a great team of advocates for Carroll ISD. Sheri Mills PRESIDENT

Todd Carlton

Michelle Moore

Danny Gilpin

Bradley Taylor

SECRETARY

VICE PRESIDENT

Dave Almand

Read Ballew

January is National School Board Appreciaton Month 90 • JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

local events

HEALTH FAIR WELLNESS CHALLENGE KICKOFF

Jan 13

JANUARY 13, 10 A.M.

PITBULL

Jan 26

JANUARY 26 WINSTAR WORLD CASINO | Mr. Worldwide is stopping by Winstar World Casino to promote his tenth studio album, Climate Change. This rapper and singer—known for his dance-worthy, Latin-inspired hit songs—has sold more than 70 million singles around the world, has more than 9 billion YouTube views and has had No. 1 songs in more than 15 countries. Some of music’s biggest stars have collaborated with Pitbull, including Jennifer Lopez, Flo Rida, Enrique Iglesias and Jason Derulo. His upbeat music, smooth moves and irresistible voice will have you yelling “Timber” and taking “Fireball” shots all night long!

SOUTHLAKE | THE MARQ SOUTHLAKE Join the City of Southlake at The Marq for a day dedicated to your health. Local businesses and vendors will be available to discuss your health needs. Don’t forget to put your name in as they raffle off prizes and give out free samples. Vendors include Sprouts, Texas Sports & Spine, Snappy Salads, Fit Protein and more. Registering for the Wellness Challenge automatically earns you a free T-Shirt. EAT. DRINK. GIVE. JANUARY 21, 6 P.M. HURST CONFERENCE CENTER

AMERICAN AIRLINES CENTER | Her "Hips Don't Lie," and her hits don’t either—Columbian superstar Shakira has won multiple Grammy awards, Latin Grammy awards and American Music Awards during her career. She is also the highest-selling Colombian artist of all time, with more than 70 million albums sold globally. She kicks off her El Dorado tour this month to promote her 11th studio album with the same title. It will be a show with brand new and classic hits, glittering costumes and more energetic, erotic dancing than you could even imagine.

Celebrity Chefs will host the 12th annual event full of great food, drinks, and auction items. Come out to enjoy their Champagne cocktail and appetizer reception before 17 of the area’s most celebrated chefs dish out their signature creations. After getting a taste for their chops, the chefs will hit the stage and the bidding war will begin. Get ready to dual it out for the chance to walk home with one of their gourmet dinner packages. You can also bid on a luxury travel package or test your luck at their Casino Royale Table to win high-end wines. All of the night’s proceeds will benefit SafeHaven of Tarrant County and their fight to end domestic violence. For more information, visit their website: Mid-CitiesSOS.org/CelebrityChefs.

SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS

TASTE OF APEX

JANUARY 31-FEBRUARY 4

JANUARY 25, 6:30 P.M.

WYLY THEATRE | Conversations bring people together, but what if you couldn't use your voice? Small Mouth Sounds, written by Drama Desk-award winner Bess Wohl and directed by Obieaward winner Rachel Chavkin, explores that question. This funny and insightful play takes place in the woods, as six people attend a silent retreat. Strangers attempt to get to know each other without talking, which leads to funny and slightly uncomfortable encounters and internal growth. Many emotions will be felt and seen (just not heard) during this beautiful show.

THE MARQ SOUTHLAKE

SHAKIRA JANUARY 28

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

True to the event’s name, the Apex Arts League’s Taste of Apex event will offer a sampling of all things art, including theater, music and food tastings. Featuring a theater performance by Onstage in Bedford and music from Southlake’s own Carroll Jazz Orchestra, the evening promises to wet your appetite for the finer things in life. Tickets are available online at apexartsleague.com.

JAN 18 • 91

OUT& ABOUT PEOPLE | HAPPENINGS | PARTIES

SOUTHLAKE STYLE BEST OF 2017 SPONSORED BY SOLIS MAMMOGRAPHY AND HOSTED BY SOUTHLAKE HILTON

92 â€¢ JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

Lose up to 10 POUNDS the first week and up to 20 POUNDS the first month!† Let our Medi-Weightloss® experts give you the support, education, and tools you need to lose weight and keep it off.† • • • • • • • •

Clinically proven & evidence based Individualized medical supervision State-of-the-art technology Weekly support & motivation Nutritional counseling Lifestyle education Customized fitness recommendations Signature Supplements & Products

Medi-Weightloss® helped me get back to the real me! -Allie Allie, actual patient, lost 28 pounds!†

SOUTHLAKE 1125 Davis Blvd, Ste 100 Southlake, TX 76092 817.488.1956 MediWeightloss.com †On average, patients compliant with the Medi-Weightloss® Program lose 6.4 pounds the first week and 14 pounds the first month. Rapid weight loss may be associated with certain medical conditions and should only be considered by those who are medically appropriate. © 2017 Medi IP, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

JAN 18 • 93

OUT& ABOUT PEOPLE | HAPPENINGS | PARTIES

SOUTHLAKE EXECUTIVE FORUM CHRISTMAS PARTY HOSTED BY ENGEL & VOLKERS DALLAS SOUTHLAKE

GRACE GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY IN NOVEMBER, GRACE HELD A GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY FOR ITS EXPANDED FACILITY IN GRAPEVINE.

94 â€¢ JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

NEW FOR 2018! RENEW CONCIERGE PROGRAM Ongoing Primary Care S a m e Day /Nex t Day O f f ice Visit s wit h Ro u tine Lab Wo r k and Routine Vaccin a t io n s

Bio-identical Hormone Replacement O ne y ear of bio-id e n t ica l h o rmo n e rep lace ment t her a py us ing B iot e® H or mone R eplac ement Pe l l e t T h e r a py

Gold Preventative Exam • • • • • • • • • • • •

Ex tensiv e Re vie w of Me d ica l Hist or y Com prehensive Ph ysical E xa min a t io n Adv anc ed la b s – over 100 valu es H orm one Levels H earing Sc r e en in g V ision Screen in g Color V ision Scree n in g P ulmonar y Fu n ct io n Test in g Fitness Ana lysis Bod y Composit io n An alysis Nutritional Re vie w Nasal Lar y n g o scop y

• • • • • • • • • • • •

S t ool f or O c c ult B lood C ar ot id D oppler C ar diac S t r es s Tes t S kin C anc er S c r eening C ognit ive A s s es s ment A ut onomic N er vous S ys t em Tes t ing Pa p S mear (Female) P r os t a t e Exam (M ale) Follo w -up V is it Lea t her B ound R es ult s and R ec omm e n d a ti o n s 2 4 / 7 P hone ac c es s t o EM TX s t af f Lunc h S er ved

Stay Young Supplements O ne y ear of phy sicia n re comme n d ed St a y Young P har mac eut ic al S upplement s

24/7 Physician Access V i a phone, em ail, o r on lin e virt u al mee t in g

Air Medical Transfer Ho s p ital of choice a ir me d ica l t ran sf er within your home c ount r y if hos pit aliz ed dur ing dome s ti c o r i nt e r na tional tra ve l

Plus any TWO of the Following: • • • • •

Cool Sc ulptin g ® (u p t o 4 a p p lica t io ns ) – f r eez e a w ay unw ant ed f a t . Botox ® ( Up t o 50 u n it s) – say g o od bye t o unw ant ed w r inkles . Lumenis® La ser Ha ir Re mo va l (o n e loc a t ion) – your c hoic e of under ar ms , legs , or bac k G x Slim® DN A- Ba sed We ig h t Man a g em ent G X Renew® In n o va t ive D N A- Ba sed Healt hy A ging

Pack a g e Pr ice – $8,395. 00 A nnua lly SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

Call Today 817-552-4300 EMTexas.com JAN 18 • 95

PARTING SHOT EXPOSED | CLOSED | PERIOD

STRONG PALETTE Bold colors for the “King of Fitness,” Larry North

96 • JAN 18

SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

New Year, new journey and a new you.

Living a healthy life, together. Our story is about a journey. A culture. A family. Since opening our doors in 2004, we’ve become a highly respected, award winning, acute care facility with more than 250 attending physicians in over 18 specialties. One thing has remained the same: our mission to promote exemplary healthcare, compassion, innovation and personal service to all we serve. • Bariatric Surgery

• Internal & Family Medicine

• Pain Management

• Breast Surgery

• Imaging

• Pathology

• Colo-Rectal

• Neurosurgery

• Physical Therapy Center

• Ear, Nose & Throat

• Neurology

• Plastic Surgery/Ophthalmology

• General Surgery

• Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

• Podiatry

• Gynecology

• Orthopedics

• Urology

817-748-8700 | TexasHealthSouthlake.com 1545 E. Southlake Blvd | Southlake, TX 76092

The physicians on the medical staff of Texas Health Southlake are independent practitioners and are not employees or agents of the Hospital. Some physicians have an ownership JAN 18 • 99 investment in the Hospital. SOUTHLAKESTYLE.COM

1021 Winfield Ct | Southlake 4 Bed | 4.1 Bath | 4,479 SQFT

1859 Post Oak Place | Westlake 5 Bed | 6.1 Bath | 7,795 SQFT

1660 Bent Creek Drive | Southlake 6 Bed | 5.5 Bath | 5,542 SQFT | Guest House Adds 585 SQFT

950 E State Hwy 114, Suite 105 Southlake, Texas 76092 100 â€¢ JAN 18

817.416.9000 TommyPennington.com SOUTHLAKESTYLE MAGAZINE

Southlake Style Magazine

Published on Dec 18, 2017

Southlake Style January 2018

Published on Dec 18, 2017

miketesoriero

Go explore