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WestEdge Design Fair Debuts In Dallas
The WestEdge Design Fair recently debuted in Dallas with thousands of attendees and more than 100 purveyors of modern art and design.
Auction of Dallas Philanthropist’s Jewelry Raises Nearly $1.9 Million
The sale of jewelry from the estate of the late philanthropist Mary Anne Sammons Cree raised $1,886,292 for the Rosine Foundation Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas, so named for Cree's mother, from whom she inherited her spirit of giving.
After Short Week, Scots to Face Berkner
At the halfway point of the regular season, Highland Park is in a great spot after taking over sole possession of first place in District 7-6A.
New Entrance and Plaza Coming to Harvard Avenue Crossing on the Katy Trail
Friends of the Katy Trail will soon begin work on a new entry plaza and safety improvements where the trail intersects Harvard Avenue.
Reducing Furniture Waste in Dallas
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency estimates about 9 million tons of furniture get tossed each year – or about 5% of everything brought to landfills.
Undefeated Scots Eye Postseason Success
Highland Park finished its inaugural boys water polo campaign with an unbeaten regular season after topping powerhouse St. Mark’s in a 9-8 thriller.
Annual Red River Singoff Returns for Another Battle
The Red River Showdown between the University of Texas and the University of Oklahoma is one of the biggest football games of the year for residents of Texas and Oklahoma, but this game is not the only competition that these two colleges will be facing the weekend of Oct. 7.
DUC, Jesuit Boats Start Fast in Oklahoma
Dallas United Crew won three gold medals at the prestigious season-opening Head of the Oklahoma regatta.
How The ‘Tron’ House Fits Into Elm Thicket/Northpark Zoning Debate
Social media was recently atwitter about the nearly $4 million Tron: Legacy-inspired house listed near Love Field in the Elm Thicket/Northpark neighborhood.
