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Side Dishes – The Stars of Summer Gatherings
Christy Rost: When guests bring their favorite side dish, their contributions can lead to the most amazing array of luscious flavors and, oftentimes, wonderful stories behind the recipes.
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Luxury Lodging, Nonstop Flights Lure Discerning Dallasites to Turks and Caicos
Park Cities and Preston Hollow people are creatures of habit. And in our defense, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, right?
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Kersten Rettig: A Quick Look at Bobbie’s Airway Grill
Lucky you, Preston Hollow. The intersection of Preston and Royal is rebuilt and thriving since the October 2019 tornado and you have another excellent neighborhood restaurant to call your third place.
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Letter to the Editor
The city of Dallas talks about being “transparent” in all they do. The actual process for the city for traffic light installations is anything but transparent.
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Kersten Rettig: Get To Know Nobu Again
Since making its Dallas debut in 2005, Nobu has been a constant bright star in the Dallas dining constellation.
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The Ultimate Father’s Day Menu For the Master of the Grill
When Christy Rost thinks back to Father’s Days while growing up, she can still picture her dad standing at the grill cooking steaks or burgers – his two favorites.
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Picked a Camp? Try These Tips for a Successful Summer Experience
Now that you (hopefully) have chosen a camp for your child, be confident. You wouldn’t have made that decision if you didn’t believe your child was ready for it.
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Kersten Rettig: Spice Up Your Celebration
Our food columnist explores unique ways couples incorporate food into their wedding day.
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Letter to the Editor
I live in Preston Hollow, and there are so many issues I am concerned about for our city.
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Letter from a Camp Counselor
For 14 years, Joshua Forbes spent his summers at Camp Classen, first as a camper, then as a counselor, then as the person who trains campers to be counselors.
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Christy Rost: Spring Celebrations and Meyer Lemon Tea Cake
Filled with anticipation after a three-year absence, I recently attended The Inspired Home Show in Chicago.
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You Belong, Too!
I recently saw The Last Movie Star, a movie with Burt Reynolds, and it has resulted in my continuing journey to say thank you to my “lifesavers.”
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Meet the Dallas Men Who Created a Most Helpful Tequila
Josh Irving and Pablo Antinori launched Socorro tequila, an approachable yet high quality tequila that's taking North Texas by storm.
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Maddie Spera: Dallas Fashion Week Show at Markowicz Fine Art
A couple of weekends ago, I attended a fashion show put on by Dallas Fashion Week, which I wasn’t even aware was a thing, nor do I know how long it’s been a thing.
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What Does It Mean to Build Healthy and ‘Green’?
The terms “green building,” “sustainability,” and “healthy building” have been at the forefront of our society in recent years and are directly related to one another in the context of building and remodeling homes.
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Kersten Rettig: Celebrate Mom With a Picnic in a Park
There’s something about dining in the open air that’s sophisticated and simple at the same time.
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Not Ready To Break Up?
Miles north of SMU, where U.S. 75 crosses Beltline Road, a Ford truck painted the color of a MAGA hat sported a sticker urging a massive expansion of Texas’ international border.
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Summer Camps Bolster Essential Life Skills
As parents, we work fast and furious with college advisers to help our children get that competitive edge, get into that prestigious college, land the perfect job, and be successful in all they do.
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Letter to the Editor
I think we should fine people who are littering from their cars. I have seen multiple drivers roll down their windows and dump trash out.
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Dallas Food Scene Has Big Energy With New Openings
Another day, another few restaurant openings in Dallas. Food writer Kersten Rettig shares that our city has some big energy that will entertain and delight diners.