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On the Occasion of… a Female Behind the Wheel in the 2023 Jeep Grand Wagoneer

by Rita Cook

It’s Jeep so it is going to be rugged even when combined with the word luxury. Indeed, Jeep has certainly taken a bold step into the world of luxury SUVs with the 2023 Jeep Grand Wagoneer. Why you ask? Well, many people are not able to put tough road driving together aka adventure-seeking families with the likes of a luxury enthusiast vibe. But here you have both in the perfect package. The strong engine, top-of-the-line safety features, and more pros than cons mean the 2023 Jeep Grand Wagoneer blend will not only conquer the off-road trails and upscale boulevards, but will also capture your heart.

While the Jeep Grand Wagoneer might not be the most fuel-efficient option, it is still the most powerful luxury option you will find on the market today. 

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Author, Journalist, Film Producer, former Staff Rep Staffer adds Artist to her repertoire with Dallas Design District Gallery Opening

An award-winning author, travel writer, crime/politico journalist, film producer, and former State Rep staffer recently added artist to her list of accomplishments.

Dallas (Bishop Art) resident Rita Cook says the idea to paint has been brewing in her soul for many years.

“I spent about nine years living with an artist in LA,” Cook says adding that during that time she was also surrounded by many other artists and creatives.

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Prohibition in Dallas and Fort Worth: Blind Tigers, Bootleggers and Bathtub Gin

bookby Steven Doyle

The exciting prohibition days of Dallas and Fort Worth where bootleggers and speakeasy’s took over the social scene come back to life with a modern twist in Rita Cook and Jeffrey Yarbrough’s new book, “Prohibition in Dallas and Fort Worth: Blind Tigers, Bootleggers and Bathtub Gin,” released this month by History Press. Discover Dallas and Fort Worth’s notable mixologists and their take on classic cocktails that will send readers back to the 1920s and allow them to take a deeper look into Dallas and Fort Worth’s past.        Continue reading

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