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Faith
Faith Friday: Park Cities Presbyterian Church Mission Trip in the Bahamas
A team from Park Cities Presbyterian Church recently went on a mission trip to host a children's camp in Nassau, Bahamas.
Society
Party Hopping
At Metrocare’s 13th annual Meal for the Minds Luncheon, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott spoke about the loss of his youngest brother to suicide and the importance of mental health care.
Society
TWU Presents Virginia Chandler Dykes Leadership Award
Texas Woman’s University presented the Virginia Chandler Dykes Leadership Award to Arcilia Acosta, CEO of CARCON Industries and Construction CEO.
Open Houses to Check Out July 16-17
Escape the heat this weekend by checking out some of these open houses!
Voices
Farmers Market Stroll Inspires Zesty Summer Cake
Summer is here, and with it, my craving for vibrant flavors that mirror the bounty found in farmers’ markets and grocery stores.
Society
The Dallas Foundation Raises $1.5M For Dallas-Area Nonprofits
This year, the Dallas Foundation raised almost $1.5 million to support 51 charities throughout the Dallas area.
Dallas’ Development Services Department To Host Pop-Up Permitting Event
Much has been made about Dallas’ permitting process, and the city’s development services department is gearing up for its first pop-up permit event to allow homeowners to quickly get permits for minor home repairs and upgrades.
New Dallas Arboretum Exhibit Features Don Tortellini’s Photography
Summer at the Arboretum at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden has a new exhibit with the work of documentarian and photographer Don Tortellini.
People Newspapers Wins 10 National Newspaper Association Awards
It was another very busy news year, and the work put in to cover the Park Cities and Preston Hollow communities was evident in the 10 awards People Newspapers won this year for editorial content and advertising.
Former Gap Employee Hunting for In-Store Playlists
Michael Bise admittedly didn’t know much about the Gap or selling clothes. But shortly after graduating from Texas A&M University in 1992, he got a job at the store in Highland Park Village, and one thing stuck with him – the music.