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Origin Bank Relocating to Berkshire Court
Origin Bank is relocating its Preston banking center to a new location under development in Berkshire Court at 8411 Preston Road.
Vote on the Readers’ Choice 2022 Person of the Year
We asked for your nominations for our second-annual Readers’ Choice Person of the Year, and you came through.
SMU Library Exhibit Feature 200 Years of History Through Cookbooks
Just in time for Thanksgiving, a new cookbook exhibit at SMU’s DeGolyer Library is taking a look at history through a culinary lens.
Taking Offense: St. Mark’s Senior Thrives After Position Switch
Keats Leffel was supposed to be one of the top linebackers in the SPC this season, but his shoulder had other ideas.
University Park-Raised Designer Talks Kips Bay Decorator Show House
Ashley Cathey’s University Park upbringing sparked her interest in design from a young age.
Morning Classes At SMU Canceled For Power Outage
Morning classes were canceled at SMU Nov. 1 because of a power outage overnight.
Work Begins on Development on Former ‘Leaning Tower of Dallas’ Site
De La Vega Development and StreetLights Residential broke ground on a 27-acre mixed-use development between Carroll Avenue and Haskell Avenue along U.S. 75 on the former site of the Leaning Tower of Dallas.
Actor, Singer Erich Bergen Headlining TACA’s New Fall Event ‘Glitz at the Ritz’
Actor and Broadway singer Erich Bergen known for the CBS shows Madam Secretary, the Good Fight, Bull, and more is headlining the Arts Community Alliance (TACA)’s new annual fall event, “Glitz at the Ritz,” Nov. 3 at the Ritz Carlton.
Pool Season Is Never Over Until Happy Dogs Splash
Bear, a golden retriever, is no stranger to Doggie Splash Day at the Holmes Aquatic Center in University Park.
Artists Combine Feminine Energy With Masculine Methods
Labor-intensive processes produce Zen artwork from two artists exhibited at Laura Rathe Fine Art in the Design District.
Dead Fish Removed From Connor Lake
Nearly a month after a fish kill was reported in portions of Turtle Creek in Highland Park and University Park, town of Highland Park officials say dead fish were reported in Connor Lake Oct. 17-20.