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Tony Romo Documentary Finally Makes It to Streaming
Editor's inbox: An email touting the new streaming availability of documentary "Now or Never: A Tony Romo Story" had me thinking of our sports editor Todd Jorgenson.
Preston Hollow Author Releases New Revenge Thriller
J.K. Franko’s latest novel, "Killing Johnny Miracle," debuted in September with a focus on revenge.
Comings and Goings
Jonathon's Forestwood, Renny's Bar and Grill, and Rowan are among some of the newest openings in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow.
Sobriety of a Salesman: Chef Delivers Daily Bread
Five years ago, Mike McCoy was two months into his sobriety, living in his 2013 Volkswagen Passat behind his Arizona church. His daily bread consisted of saltine crackers and not much else.
Society
TACA Announces 2024 Silver Cup Recipients
Sharon Young and Stephen B.L. Penrose will be honored are next year's 46th The Arts Community Alliance (TACA) TACA Silver Cup Award recipients. Additionally, a special Tribute Award will be presented to Morton H. Meyerson to recognize his decades-long legacy and support for the arts in Dallas.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Oct. 24-28
Tree limb troubles, a missing Rolex, and more plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for Oct. 24-28.
Society
Out & About: DSOL Fashion Notes Luncheon
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra League celebrated its 10th-annual Fashion Notes Designer Award Luncheon and Style Show at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center Oct. 12.
Voices
Kersten Rettig: Never Underestimate the Power of Pie
Just in time for Thanksgiving, you can pre-order pecan and pumpkin pies and pumpkin bread for your holiday spread while supporting VNA and its mission to care for North Texas seniors.
Living the Highland Park Pipe Dreams
Highland Park musicians Gage Swords, Natalie Koch, and Jake Wood have a reputation to uphold as the only high school in Texas with bagpipe players.
Disorder Motivates Student to Help Others
An estimated one in 100 adults and one in 200 children live with OCD, a condition 16-year-old Noemi Tsai understands personally and aims to combat for others.