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What Makes a House a Home?
Personal touches make a house a home. We asked real estate agents, builders, and interior design professionals who live and work in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow neighborhoods about the details that make their favorite spaces in their homes.
Want To Add Wow to Your Gatherings? Make Charcuterie Boards
As summer winds down and autumn’s busy schedules loom, gathering with friends always takes on greater urgency for me in August.
Dallas 10th Most Popular Destination For Relocating Homebuyers
The Dallas-Fort Worth area remains a popular destination for homebuyers, though not as many people moved to the area from out of town as last year.
Scheffler Eyes FedEx Cup Playoff Title
As the top-ranked player in the world, Scottie Scheffler will be the favorite to claim his first title in the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup playoffs.
Ex-Scots Pitcher Kipp Signs With Cubs
Grant Kipp, a former standout pitcher at Highland Park and Yale University, has signed a free-agent contract with the Chicago Cubs.
Intern With Us This Fall
Have a knack for writing, photography, or taking videos? Passionate about community journalism? You’ll want to check out People Newspapers (and D Magazine Partners) fall internship opportunities.
Open Houses Aug. 13-14
Looking for something to do this weekend? Check out these beauties that are newly on the market!
Society
Pot of Gold Luncheon Introduces Rainbow Days Ring of Honor
To celebrate Rainbow Days’ 40th anniversary, CEO Tiffany Beaudine announced the Rainbow Days Ring of Honor of individuals and organizations who’ve shown longstanding support for the charity’s work to help children and youth in adversity build coping skills and resilience.
Seritage Plans To Sell Valley View Project Site
More than three years after hosting a kickoff for the start of a mixed-use development project there, one of the largest owners at the former Valley View Mall site is selling the property.
NorthPark Exhibit Highlights Art To Be Featured in DCAC’s Art For Advocacy
Art-loving Dallasites will get a look at some of the art that will be included in Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center’s Art for Advocacy auction while the showcase is exhibited at NorthPark Center.
‘Miss Linda’ and the Little Yellow Chair
When Linda Altick started teaching at Wesley Prep some 45 years ago, she could not have foreseen the story of educational success and expansion to come.