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JUNE 2021 PUBLISHER

Jane Krzysiak | jane.krzysiak@lifestylepubs.com EDITOR

Men About Town

Stephanie Hasbrouck stephanie.hasbrouck@lifestylepubs.com SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR

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ENGLISH POET, WILLIAM COWPER REMARKED “GOD MADE THE COUNTRY,

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Men’s Issue where we spent time getting to know so many of our talented and

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community motivated local gents.

Kelsey Proctor CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

We are excited to introduce you to five local gentlemen – “Men of Influence” - who are making a difference. These fellows work and play in different spheres but each one is touching lives and making our community a better place.

Stephanie Hasbrouck CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Marshall Maguire Photography, Melinda Wilkinson Photography, Dawn Michelle Photography

In “What’s on Tap” local restaurant/bar owner, Brad Trapnell, shares how he is partnering with other local business owners – Motor City Pizza and Philly Pretzel Factory - to create unique pairings with new menu items. Yum! Brings a whole new meaning to #ShopLocal #SupportLocal. At Cross Timbers Lifestyle we love this sense of community collaboration! Looking to dine and entertain al fresco more frequently or create an outdoor space that is a true extension of your home? In “Outdoor Kitchen Creations” we explore how you can make your dreams a reality with the experts at Complete Landsculpture. “On the Record” explores the growing passion and hobby of spinning vinyl with G.I. Sanders, local owner of NTX Vinyl.

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Come June 20, we will be honoring fathers nationwide. Editor Stephanie Hasbrouck

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provides some timeless but fresh ideas as you shop for that special dad in your life in

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her “Father’s Day Gift Guide.”

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INSIDE THE ISSUE JUNE 2021

FEATURES 14 What's On Tap Owner Brad Trapnell Offers Pairing Advice for His Bar's New Menu Items

18 On the Record G.I. Sanders, Owner of NTX Vinyl, Creates Shop and Online Group for Record Lovers

24 Men of Influence These Local Men Are Making A Difference in and Around Flower Mound

30 Outdoor Kitchen Creations Complete Landsculpture Can Craft the

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Lifestyle Letter

Good Times

Around Town

Hot Spot

Locally Owned

22 Local’s Choice 24 Local Limelight 30 Open House 35 Healthy Lifestyle 40 Lifestyle Calendar

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GOOD TIMES

Ally's Wish Seventh Annual Boots and Blessings Gala Grants Wishes On April 22 the seventh annual Boots and Blessings gala benefitting Ally's Wish was held at Marty B's. Circle Star brands was presenting sponsor and Tom Heslep was emceee. Guests enjoyed dinner, music and bidding on auction items. The successful event raised more than $200,000, which translates to 48 wishes being granted for terminally ill moms and families served by Ally's Wish. PHOTOS: BOB MANZANO PHOTOGRAPHY

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Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce Hosts 32nd Annual Golf Classic The 32nd Annual Golf Classic hosted by the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce was held April 12 at the Lantana Golf Club. Presenting sponsor was Geico Flower Mound. Winners were first place team: Independent Financial; second place team: Grande Communications; and third place team: Huffines Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram Lewisville. Henry Cup winner was Bobby Massa, and closest to the pin were Jeremiah Hansen and Perri Kittles. Longest drive winners were Tyler Cotton and Alicia McKinney. PHOTOS: AMBREEN ZAVERI

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GOOD TIMES

Cumberland's Inaugural Hats & Horses for Healing & Hope a Huge Success The inaugural Hats & Horses for Healing & Hope Gala benefitting Cumberland Presbyterian Children’s Home was held May 1 at Lantana Golf Club. The Kentucky Derby themed event raised more than $97,000 for the youth in foster care and single parent families who are served by Cumberland’s programs. Tate Robertson of Lantana and Roz Fene of Flower Mound won the bow tie and hat contests respectively. Denton County Prosecutor Lauri Ragland chaired the event. PHOTOS: PROVIDED

Highland Village Art Festival Returns to the Shops at Highland Village After a 2020 hiatus, the Highland Village Art Festival was back on May 1. More than 40 vendors and artisans participated in this joint venture between the City of Highland Village and The Shops at Highland Village benefiting the Kids Kastle Community Build Project. Music, art and community fun were the recipe for a perfect day. PHOTOS: PROVIDED

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AROUND TOWN

PRIME CAPITAL INVESTMENT ADVISORS DALLAS-FORT WORTH RELOCATES TO LAKESIDE Prime Capital Investment Advisors (PCIA) is thrilled to announce the relocation and opening of their new Dallas-Forth Worth location in June 2021. The new space is conveniently situated in the brand new Lakeside International Office Center in southern Flower Mound, offering an exceptional, client-centric experience with room for growth. PCIA provides a team approach to full-service financial planning, including fee-based asset management and wealth management through its Prime Capital Wealth Management brand. Through its Qualified Plan Advisors brand, the

poetry to commemorate special occasions and

firm also provides retirement plan advisory ser-

participates in the planning of poetry-based edu-

vices, as well as plan participant education. PCIA

cational programs in the community.

currently has 26 locations throughout the United

Yoonsoo is the director of Stream Art located

States, with investment advisor representatives

in Flower Mound. Her inspirational paintings and

serving clients across the nation. For more infor-

poems have been impacted many people in various

mation, visit www.pciawealth.com.

countries. She will be the featured artist in a solo

LINDSEY MCDANIEL NAMED LISD DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY VIRTUAL LEARNING Lewisville ISD has announced the appointment

gallery show at the Lewisville Grand Theater’s Art Gallery in August 2021. Yoonsoo succeeds J. Paul Holcomb, who served as Lewisville’s first Poet Laureate from 2014 until his death in 2019.

of Dr. Lindsey McDaniel as Director of Elementary Virtual Learning. “I am so honored to be named the Director of Elementary Virtual Learning for Lewisville ISD,” Lindsey says. “I have attended LISD schools since kindergarten, and I have seen the district grow and expand over the years. It is such a privilege to be part of LISD’s continued growth in Virtual Learning. I am excited to continue to expand our elementary offerings to meet the needs of our students and families in LISD.” Lindsey currently serves as an Elementary Virtual Administrator for the virtual learning pathway. Selected by district administration in July 2020 to help lead the pathway, she supports more than 9,000 virtual students and 400 teachers across the district. She schedules and coordinates professional development for virtual staff, creates user-friendly class rosters and observes and interacts in virtual classrooms.

YOONSOO NAM NAMED LEWISVILLE POET LAUREATE

FLOWER MOUND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES PLANTS MILKWEED IN MONARCH WAYSTATION In

honor

Earth

Day,

Flower

Mound

Environmental Services recently planted milkweed in the Monarch Waystation along the eastern portion of Town Hall. Because monarch caterpillars

Yoonsoo Nam is Lewisville’s new Poet Laureate.

feed exclusively on the leaves of milkweed, this

In this role, she is responsible for creating original

host plant for monarchs is vital to the butterflies’

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survival, allowing them to complete their life cycle. The butterfly garden provides resources for mon-

LISD RECEIVES 2021 ENERGY STAR PARTNER OF THE YEAR AWARD

archs during their migration from the U.S. and

The United States Environmental Protection

Canada to Mexico each fall. For more information

Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of Energy

about Monarch Waystations and how you can par-

(DOE) recently announced Lewisville ISD as a recip-

ticipate, visit monarchwatch.org/waystations/.

ient of the 2021 ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year award. The honor, presented annually, recognizes organizations nationwide that exhibit dedication to managing energy use and have made contributions toward protecting the environment via superior energy achievements. Out of the thousands of entities who partner with ENERGY STAR, LISD is one of 206 organizations, and one of only 10 school districts across the country, to receive an award this year. LISD, which has been an ENERGY STAR partner since 2011, is home to 68 campuses, 62 of which are ENERGY STAR certified. Considering utility costs make up a significant portion of a school district’s annual expenses, LISD strives to conserve energy wherever possible, helping direct more money to student learning.

MAKARSEE MARKET OPENS IN FLOWER MOUND

“LISD is honored to be recognized by ENERGY STAR for its ongoing efforts in reducing energy consumption,” says LISD Executive Director of Facilities

Makarsee Market has officially opened its

Jason Hughes. “Resource Stewardship is one of

doors at 1900 Long Prairie Road in Flower Mound.

LISD’s four cornerstones that frame the vision for

Makarsee Market offers more than 100 Texas

the district, and we take that responsibility seriously.”

wines, fresh coffee roasted in-house and buildyour-own charcuterie boards. In addition, the market carries Texas-based jellies and spices and

NOMINATE A FLOWER MOUND HOMETOWN HERO

homemade candles, soaps, and other goods. All

The Town of Flower Mound began the Hometown

coffee, exclusively supplied by Brazos Coffee

Heroes program in 2012 to honor the community’s

Company, is roasted in small batches and features

men and women who served or are currently serv-

beans from Ethiopia, Guatemala, Tanzania and

ing in the U.S. Armed Forces. Those who wish to

Nicaragua. Makarsee Market opens daily at 11 a.m.

participate and meet the qualifications can have

Visit makarseemarket.com/ for more information.

a banner created with their loved one’s name and

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FLOWER MOUND HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER TEAM!

photo on it to be displayed in Flower Mound. Hometown Heroes is an ongoing program, and the Town accepts applications throughout the year for those who wish to sponsor a banner. Banners

The Flower Mound High School girls soccer

depicting local heroes will be displayed for three

team won the University Interscholastic League

months and will then be presented to the individual

Class 6A state championship on April 16 at

or family during a Town Council meeting along with

Birkelbach Field in Georgetown, Texas. The Lady

a proclamation acknowledging the individual’s ser-

Jags, coached by Misail Tsapos, finished the sea-

vice to the Town and nation.

son with a 24-1-2 record and joined the 2016 squad

Applications are available Monday through

by hoisting the state title trophy. Riley Baker was

Friday at Town Hall, during normal business hours

named Championship Game Most Valuable Player.

(8 a.m.-5 p.m.) or printable online. The costs associ-

Sydney Becerra, Hallie Augustyn, Tatum Beck,

ated with the banner creation are covered by Ad Art

Emma Hoang and Skye Leah were all named to the

Sign Company in Flower Mound. For more informa-

state championship all-tournament team.

tion, visit flower-mound.com/hometownheroes. CityLifestyle.com/CrossTimbers

HOT SPOT OWNER BRAD TRAPNELL OFFERS PAIRING ADVICE FOR HIS BAR'S NEW MENU ITEMS

WHAT'S ON TAP WHAT’S ON TAP IN HIGHLAND VILLAGE HAS BEEN DUBBED THE CHEERS BAR OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD, AND OWNER BRAD TRAPNELL COULD NOT BE PROUDER OF THE COMPARISON. In six short years, Brad has established a devoted customer base and created successful new partnerships with local restaurants. “It’s been great,” Brad says. “I consider our business a communitybased business.” Brad’s

devotion

community

inspired him to reach out this year to Motor City Pizza and Philly Pretzel Factory to see if he could include their foods on his menu. “The cool thing about it is we are using local partners, and it’s been fantastic,” he says. “We always have a good demand on food. We think we’ve really scored. It’s been highly successful.” What’s On Tap offers a selection of more than 36 rotating taps, including local and international beers, two hard ciders, a lower-calorie hard seltzer, mead (honey wine) and four different wines. “With the exception of two or three super popular beers that always are on tap, we always rotate,” Brad says. “We are real big on offering seasonal options.”

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Brad Trapnell, owner of What's On Tap

ON TAP

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What’s On Tap offers a selection of more than 36 rotating taps, including local and international beers, two hard ciders, a lower-calorie hard seltzer, mead (honey wine) and four different wines.

What’s On Tap has partnered with local food venues, Motor City Pizza and Philly Pretzel Factory.

Customers who are unsure what to try first can opt for the Flight Sampler, which includes four 4-ounce beverages.

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In the spring and summer, What’s On Tap offers more

lighter, fruitier options, and in the fall and winter, heartier and heavier beers are on tap, like Octoberfest, stouts and winter ales. “Our vision is to always have a rotating tap menu,” Brad says. “Probably two-thirds or more are local, but we do have some out-of-state and European beers.” Brad says even those who think they aren’t beer connoisseurs can find a beer to suit their taste. “We offer two or three ‘gateway beers.’ These are lighter beers with interesting tastes that pull people into the craft-

Customers love What's On Tap's friendly atmosphere. They compare it to a Cheers-like bar where everyone knows your name.

beer world,” he says. The most popular beers at What’s On Tap include IPAs, of which there are always five to seven on tap; hazy IPAs, which are fragrant and less bitter; 805 Blonde Ale; and local Velvet Hammer, which has been on tap since the bar opened. Customers who are unsure what to try first can opt for the Flight Sampler, which includes four 4-ounce beverages.

Growlers are a big hit among customers. What’s on Tap offers two sizes that customers can fill with their favorite draft beverage and take home.

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PAIRING ONE. Pretzel Factory Jumbo Pretzel with a lager or bock.

PAIRING TWO. Brad suggest pairing the Philly Pretzel Factory Pretzel Hotdog with a hard cider.

PAIRING THREE. Brad suggests pairing any of the Motor City Pizzas with an IPA or Pilsner.

Brad says growlers also are a big hit among customers who like a to-go option. “A growler is a reusable beer vessel,” he says. “It’s a huge part of our business.” Customers opt to purchase growlers, he says, because “draft beer is the best quality.” Growlers are not exposed to light and air like packaged beer that is bought at the store. What’s On Tap offers 32- or 64-ounce growlers. Regardless of your beverage preference, Brad encourages area residents to drop by, have a drink, enjoy some local eats and hang out for awhile. Once spending some time at What’s

PAIRINGS

Brad suggests pairing the Philly

On Tap, visitors will know why it’s earned its friendly reputation. “People compare our place to a Cheers-type of bar – where everyone knows your name,” he says. For more information about What’s On Tap, visit whatsontapbeer.com. CityLifestyle.com/CrossTimbers

LOCALLY OWNED

who G.I. Sanders

title Owner of NTX Vinyl

where Painted Tree, Highland Village

“A VINYL RECORD IS COMPLETELY DIFFERENT. IT’S AN EXPERIENCE THAT STANDS ALONE ON MANY LEVELS. IT COMMANDS YOUR ATTENTION IN A WAY A STREAMING ALBUM NEVER COULD.”

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on the

RECORD G.I. SANDERS, OWNER OF NTX VINYL, CREATES SHOP AND ONLINE GROUP FOR RECORD LOVERS

Though his day job is in digital marketing for a tech company, G.I.’s love for records inspired him to open NTX Vinyl two years ago. The shop is located in the Painted Tree in Highland Village. DESPITE THE ABILITY TO STREAM TUNES TO ALMOST ANY

“It was really just an extension of me being a record collector for

DEVICE THESE DAYS, MORE AND MORE MUSIC LOVERS ARE

the majority of my life. I didn’t necessarily have a grand vision for it.

OPTING TO GO THE OLD-SCHOOL VINYL ROUTE. After all, there

It came about very organically and has since grown very quickly into

is nothing quite like the faint crackle of an album spinning on the

something I never would have imagined,” G.I. says. “It’s something

turntable. G.I. Sanders, owner of NTX Vinyl, says the success of his

my family – my wife and two school-age boys – have helped out with

business reflects the recent resurgence of records.

a lot. It’s a labor of love for us all.”

“Tapping the ‘Play’ button on your phone is so easy and convenient.

G.I. has been collecting albums since he was 15 years old. “I bought

You can choose just about any album that exists, and the music plays

my first record at Bill’s Records in Dallas,” he says. “I was immediately

instantly; you don’t think about it again … It’s taken for granted. A

attracted to the artwork and the collectible nature of the vinyl.”

vinyl record is completely different,” he says. “It’s an experience that stands alone on many levels. It commands your attention in a way

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a streaming album never could. You sit down to actually listen to the record. You read through the liner notes and lyrics and appreciate all of the time and work the artist put in to making their art. This is how the artists intended their work to be heard.” CityLifestyle.com/CrossTimbers

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Some of G.I.’s favorite albums include his original copy of Pearl Jam’s Ten and classics like Otis Redding, Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan. But, he says, he can’t choose just one. “This is exactly like having to choose your favorite child. It’s impossible.” His NTX Vinyl shop includes albums of all varieties. “I started out only selling used/vintage albums, but now offer new releases and modern titles, as well,” he says. “For the most part, I only sell what I love. If it’s not an album I can’t appreciate on some level personally, I typically don’t stock it.” G.I. says rock music is especially popular in his shop. “That’s certainly my main focus and biggest seller. Everything from classic rock, alternative rock to metal and punk. But I also stock classic country, R & B, soundtracks, new-wave and some blues and jazz.” Though he feared his shop might not survive the Covid pandemic, he said quarantine actually inspired many to dust off their record players. “A lot of people started collecting and actually spinning records during that time, or they made a choice to focus on it more,” he says. “That increased online exposure, and the influx of more new and active collectors translated into a huge influx of traffic for my business when things fully reopened after a couple of months.” The increased interest encouraged G.I. to begin a new Facebook group called Now Spinning. “The group is an extension of my NTX Vinyl Facebook page and has taken on a life of its own,” he says. “It is currently comprised of over 600 members and sees hundreds of posts per day – solely of what records people are currently spinning on their turntable. It’s turned into this really unique and diverse community of collectors that thrive off of discovering music, new and old, from their collections and from others.” For more information on NTX Vinyl, visit ntxvinyl.com. To join the Now Spinning group, visit facebook.com/groups/ntxnowspinning.

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CHOOSE SOMETHING TIMELESS AND SPECIAL FOR DAD THIS YEAR

Father's Day Gift Guide

FATHER’S DAY IS SUNDAY, JUNE 20. What will you give the special dad in your life? We’ve taken the guesswork out of the process with our Father’s Day gift guide. Treehut.co, $110

of style – whether it’s a shaving kit filled with skincare

Treehut’s all-wooden watches are unique and mem-

items or a classic game to play with the family. Here are

orable gifts. Handmade in San Francisco, the Classic

a few items that caught our eye …

Zebrawood Oliver Ash watch strap and case are made of 100% natural zebrawood. The face of the watch is

1. Grant Leather Toiletry Bag, Pottery Barn, $59

made from finished olive ash.

Pottery Barn’s Grant Collection was inspired by timeless details. The hand-constructed leather bag has a

5. Album from NTX Vinyl, Painted Tree,

poly suede lining and brass finishes and accents. Add a

Highland Village, Various prices

monogram for a special touch.

Vinyl is making a comeback and makes the perfect present. An album that evokes memories of childhood

2. Clinique for Men Starter Kit, Sephora, $15

or special occasions is a gift that keeps on giving.

These travel-friendly sets would be perfect to gift

NTX Vinyl, located in the Painted Tree in Highland

along with a shaving kit. Sephora offers skincare sets for

Village, has a mix of modern and vintage albums to

any skincare need. We especially like Clinique because

suit any music lover’s taste.

it’s formulated without parabens and phthalates. 6. Fossil Defender Leather Duffle Bag, 3. Dartboard Wood Cabinet Game Set – Mahogany, Pottery Barn, $399 This classic dart board is as attractive as it is fun. Add a bit of English pub style to dad’s office with this handsome piece.

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Nordstrom, $398 Traveling this summer? Gift dad this classic Defender Leather Duffle Bag fitted with bold brass hardware. He is sure to love this timeless, refined piece by Fossil.

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4. Classic Zebrawood Olive Ash Watch,

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Think fun, functional and stylish when it comes to shopping for dads this year. The basics never go out

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THESE LOCAL MEN ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN AND AROUND FLOWER MOUND

CHAD RUSSELL PRINCIPAL, FLOWER MOUND HIGH SCHOOL Chad Russell is principal of Flower Mound High School. The entire community rallied behind him during his harrowing battle with COVID-19 last year. Chad has worked in education for 27 years and was named Best of Denton County Best Principal this year. He lives in Highland Village with his wife and four children. WHAT DREW YOU TO YOUR PROFESSION? After my third year of college, I had gone through three different majors and couldn’t seem to find what I was passionate about. One day over the summer, my dad asked me, ‘Of all the things you have done so far in your life or you have knowledge of, what has made you the happiest?’ It was a pretty simple answer …. school. At that moment, I knew I wanted to be an educator and give my best to helping others find the value in school that I did. WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR PROUDEST MOMENT PROFESSIONALLY? Witnessing the thousands of students accomplish something incredible inside and outside the classroom. I have been blessed to see some incredible people do incredible things. It has been the most fulfilling ride. WHAT IS ONE THING YOU HOPE TO ACHIEVE IN THE FUTURE? I hope to continue to provide opportunities for people to be better versions of themselves today than they were yesterday. From my current position, I have a wonderful opportunity to do so.

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Men of Influence

D R . M AT T R I C H A R D S O N DENTON COUNTY DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH For the past seven years Dr. Matt Richardson has been the Director of Public Health for Denton County. He and his team have received high praise for successfully and efficiently delivering thousands of COVID-19 vaccinations to the community. Dr. Richardson lives in Canyon Falls with his wife Sara and two daughters. WHAT DREW YOU TO YOUR PROFESSION? Public health, for me, has been the perfect combination of a career that allows me to be a generalist—from dabbling in the hard sciences of molecular biology and virology, to leading an organization of 150 employees with a $22 million budget. The challenges are endless, but the payoff is hearing how our staff members, and the County as a whole, make lives better. WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR PROUDEST MOMENT PROFESSIONALLY? The accolades that our volunteers and staff receive daily at our Texas Motor Speedway COVID-19 vaccine hub frequently bring us to tears. Children being able to see elderly parents again, the ability to meet safely in groups, attending all of the life events we’ve missed— these are the best parts of our front-line public health staff’s contributions in the last 14 months. And I wouldn’t have missed it for anything. WHAT IS ONE THING YOU HOPE TO ACHIEVE IN THE FUTURE? When people ask about the future of public health, I have a Pollyanna vision that I cling to. I hope our discipline, our lifelong work, enriches lives by applying the science of prevention.

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M AT T H E W M O R R I S LISD DIRECTOR OF EQUITY, DIVERSITY & INCLUSION Matthew Morris recently joined Lewisville ISD as Director of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion with the goal to nurture positive, inclusive environments that foster a sense of belonging, as well as cultural learning within LISD. Matthew lives in Dallas. “Currently, I say I am a family of one, which gives me room to welcome many,” he says. WHAT DREW YOU TO YOUR PROFESSION? The opportunity to impact lives within our community and provide sustainable solutions drew me to Lewisville ISD. The intentionality placed into creating a position dedicated to equity, diversity and inclusion shows the value LISD places on students and our future. WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR PROUDEST MOMENT PROFESSIONALLY? I love to see other people win! So any moment in which someone else has fulfilled a dream, pursued a goal, risen to a challenge, stepped into the uncomfortable or lived without apology has made me proud. WHAT IS ONE THING YOU HOPE TO ACHIEVE IN THE FUTURE? Right now my future plan surrounds the continued pursuit of peace, both internally and within my larger community. I believe we have an opportunity to provide an alternate narrative to a larger national conversation that has brought about division. I hope to engage and connect all of the various members of our community in an effort to grow and be an exemplar for our beloved nation.

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DOUG BROWN 2020 FLOWER MOUND LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD RECIPIENT Ask many, and they will tell you Doug Brown is a Flower Mound treasure. Doug served more than two decades in the US Army. After retiring from military service, he began working in community service. Doug volunteered with RSVP for 17 years; taught English as a second language at CCA for 12 years; has served as an election judge; and volunteered with elections for 18 years. He has received the Congressional Veterans Commendation, the Governor’s Volunteer Award and most recently the Flower Mound Lifetime Achievement Award. Doug now refurbishes computers for community members as a full-time hobby. WHAT DREW YOU TO YOUR PROFESSION? About 22 or 23 years ago, I began refurbishing desktop computers as my first wife had cancer for 13 and a half years, and I had to stay home with her full-time the last year she was alive. So I needed something to stay busy. I gave away my first computer about 20 years ago and have given away over 1,300 computers now. This is an avocation, not a profession. WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR PROUDEST MOMENT PROFESSIONALLY? My proudest moments since I began refurbishing computers have been when a recipient has let me know that he or she had gotten a job because of the computer received from me. WHAT IS ONE THING YOU HOPE TO ACHIEVE IN THE FUTURE? The only thing I hope to achieve in the future is to continue to stay active and continue living a fairly productive life. CONTINUED >

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ROBBY MITCHELL YOUNG LIFE AREA DIRECTOR, LEWISVILLE-FLOWER MOUND

Robby Mitchell is the Young Life Area Director for Lewisville and Flower Mound. He manages all staff members, directs fundraising efforts, recruits and leads volunteer teams so that together they reach area youth. “It’s a joy to show up in the lives of our young friends and show them that they are loved, welcomed and that their life is filled to the brim with purpose,” Robby says. He and his wife Courtney met through the organization. They live in Lewisville with their son, Uriah, and two French bulldogs. WHAT DREW YOU TO YOUR PROFESSION? I went to Young Life camp after my senior year of high school and was hooked after that. I went to Texas A&M University and became a volunteer Young Life leader for the next four years. I was all in after that. WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR PROUDEST MOMENT PROFESSIONALLY? I can’t pick one because every year a new proudest moment happens. Every year, I get the chance to see kids in our area grow into the potential that God has laid out before them and celebrate this growth with lifelong friendships. WHAT IS ONE THING YOU HOPE TO ACHIEVE IN THE FUTURE? Grow old with my best friend and wife, Courtney, and have so many kids that we’re always sleep-deprived but overflowing with joy. I hope and pray that the Mitchells are known as a family that loves Jesus, people, adventure and always has an open home for those in need. 28

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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE THE PRO GOLFER’S FITNESS JOURNEY

SCOTT

STALLINGS’

WORKOUT

LIKE MANY IMPRESSIONABLE KIDS WITH GIDDY ENTHUSIASM FOR THEIR FAVORITE SPORT, SCOTT STALLINGS DISCOVERED HIS INTEREST FOR GOLF AT THE YOUNG AGE OF 3.

But it was the “aha moment” for his LOVE of the game that came in 1997 when Tiger Woods won the Masters and would forever change the entire landscape of the industry, as well as what Stallings would aspire to achieve in his future professional endeavors. Little did he know at the time, however, not just how successful he would become, but also how an unforeseen health compromise would also rock his world, and his cross training, for the better.

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FROM 3-YEAR-OLD PUTTER TO ALL-AMERICAN GOLFER: STALLINGS’ BACKGROUND Born in Boston and raised in Oak Ridge, TN, Scott set off on his golf career at the early age of 3 and trained his way through achieving all-state golfer and Dean’s List status in high school. He was a seven-time tournament winner and was an All-American while attending Tennessee Tech, and he has won on the PGA Tour three times as a professional golfer. Upon realizing earlier in ‘97 “that Woods wasn’t that much older than him,'' Scott set himself into overdrive to “get it together” and tapped into his natural drive to be one of the best. CONTINUED >

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SCOTT’S HEALTH PROBLEMS AND DEVELOPING A NEW WORKOUT

Flash forward to the year 2016: It became a life-changing year he never would have anticipated; one filled with strife as he learned he had been diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea and acute adrenal fatigue. It was a result of some unhealthy nutritional habits, both of which affected his ability to continue effectively as a professional athlete. With the guidance of doctors, surgeons, and his good friend Rich Froning, a four-time Crossfit champion, Scott developed a workout to trim 60 pounds, boasting 10% body fat, revising his daily eating habits, and sleeping healthily through the night.

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THE WORKOUT BASICS:

STALLINGS’ PRIMARY EQUIPMENT: KETTLEBELLS - Cast iron or cast steel ball with a handle attached to the top; ideal for exercises that combine cardio, strength and flexibility training. BARS AND WEIGHTS - A long iron bar on which weight plates are placed. Weights come in a variety of styles, including weight plates, barbells and dumbbells. DUMBBELLS - Short barbells, usually held in each hand MEDICINE BALLS - Weighted balls roughly the diameter of the shoulders that are used for strength training and rehabilitation

HIS TOP EXERCISES:

KETTLEBELL POWER SNATCH: Uses ground force to leverage the kettlebell upward, then the shoulder, arm and back support the weight as it gets pushed overhead. Also a great cardio exercise and trains the body for a good golf swing.

KETTLEBELL HALO: LANDMINES:

Start by holding the kettlebell upside down

LANDMINE RAINBOW:

height and rotate it around the head like a

Tracing the shape of a rainbow, take the barbell down alongside each hip in a rotational movement and then back to an overhead position. Strengthens legs, shoulders and arms; improves coordination for ground-up downswing. LANDMINE ROTATIONAL CLEAN AND PRESS: Facing the landmine, hold the bar in your right hand, then pivot your toes 90

at chest height, then lift the weight to head halo in both directions. This exercise focuses on shoulder mobility—which is important for a good golf swing—and warms up the muscles and soft tissue around the shoulder girdle.

degrees to the left, dropping into a deep lunge while still holding the bar with

CLEAN TO LUNGE:

your straight arm. Press into your front foot and stand up as you press and

First, the kettlebell is lifted from the ground

lift the barbell to chest height, all in one quick motion. From the waist down, this move mimics the look of a golfer finishing a swing.

to shoulder height. Then, the foward lunge loads weight into the legs one at a time, which happens from the backswing to the

LANDMINE THRUSTER: Thrust the barbell upward from a squat position. Builds lower-body muscles, which are key for the start of the groundswing and to get longer off the tee.

downswing. The exercise increases strength in calves and forearms, which is essential for a powerful swing.

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“I came to the realization that it was no one’s fault but my own. The excuses and finger pointing led back to me, and once you

STALLING’S BEST ADVICE FOR GOLFERS

take ownership, you take power in that,” Scott says. “The voice within gave me some scary realizations that I always hated the doctor, and that they would tell me something was wrong. I learned a little information goes a long way, and that saved my health. Make one change today, and make another one

TIPS FOR THE AVID GOLFERS READING THIS? “Golf is a grind, but don’t let physicality get in the way of your game,” Scott says.

tomorrow, and you’ll never look back.” Had Scott not gone to the doctor because of that innate fear, he never would have known the diagnosis of sleep apnea that needed to be addressed. “You only get one body,” he says. Luckily for Scott, he didn’t have an overwhelming, crazy life overhaul. Instead, he was able to find one small thing, delivering simple systematic changes in his workout that led to his improvement in fitness and quality of life. He still was driven to be one the best PGA Tour players and the best family guy he could be, and he would do all of the discovery, the surgeries, and the daily changes all over again to continue living his best life. “I legitimately have some great people push me and stay around me,” Scott says. Scott has traveled the world over, playing on some of the best courses around, from Augusta National twice, to courses across Asia, Europe, Australia, and the hope to cross the Middle East and more stunning destinations in New Zealand off his global travel list. His next “bucket list” trip? Golfing 36 holes a day across seven courses on Long Island, some of the top in the country all within 20 miles of one another— and you better believe Scott “teed up” a “fitness test” among him and his two buddies to see who would fare the best in the end.

Today, Scott happily shares healthy time with his wife and kids and is leading up The Scott Stallings Kids Play Free Junior Golf Initiative, a partnership with the Tennessee Golf Foundation to bring free junior golf to the Knoxville area. “The mission is simple: Provide Knoxville's youth with unrestricted, free access to the game of golf at multiple facilities, 365 days a year,” he says. Look for Scott Stallings to be the first PGA Tour professional and mainstream athlete to represent NOBULL, a footwear, apparel and accessory brand that aligns perfectly with Scott’s train-hard story. 38

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prime birding locations along LLELA’s nature trails. Registration is required.

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7 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday, June 12. Enjoy snacks, special prizes, giveaways a friend for free all day to enjoy the celebration. No RSVP needed.

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The popular and free Sounds of Lewisville concert series returns to Wayne Ferguson Plaza Tuesday nights in June and July. The concert includes

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Bring your family, friends and floats to the CAC to enjoy a Dive-In Movie in the indoor pool! The movie will begin at 7 p.m. Children 10 and older are welcome without an adult present. Activities are free with paid admission.

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