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Rosewood Mansion Unveils Summer by Design
The expertly curated activities invite guests to rediscover North Texas’ distinctive culture and community through a new lens.
Houston, We Have No Problem
Your next getaway should be to Houston. I know, Houston – the thing Dallas folks love to hate, like JR and the Philadelphia Eagles. But H-Town is a fabulous food and cultural city and the perfect destination for a two-to four-day escape for couples, families, or friend trips.
After 40 Years, HP’s Sherman Still Loves Coaching, Judging
Mark Sherman won’t be competing at the Olympics this summer in Tokyo, but he might determine who will be.
Voices
Bitcoin Birthday
June is such a great month. It’s never too hot in Dallas, the evenings linger, and people are out and about, many with smiles as masks are coming off.
New Trophy Honors Past HP Swim Champs
There’s a new trophy making quite a splash in the display case of the Highland Park ISD Multipurpose Building.
Pegasus Claims 4 Water Polo Youth Titles
Pegasus Water Polo Academy won four state championships this spring in age groups ranging from fourth grade to eighth grade.
Society
Parade of Playhouses Returning To NorthPark
The parade of playhouses is returning to NorthPark Center in July for its 26th year.
Society
Silver Cup Luncheon Attendees Dodge Raindrops to Honor Self, Wilhelm
Attendees of The Arts Community Alliance Silver Cup Luncheon May 4 found themselves greeted at first by light sprinkles as they chatted on the lawn of the Annette Strauss Square at the AT&T Performing Arts Center.
Society
Elizabeth W Celebrates Stephanie Seay’s New Podcast
Dallas-based lifestyle blogger Stephanie Seay recently celebrated the launch of her new podcast I Seay It This Way at Elizabeth W.
Go Here: Open Houses to Check Out June 12 and 13
It's going to be a sunny (albeit warm) weekend, which makes it the perfect time to hunt for your next (or first) home. Here are some open houses in Preston Hollow (and adjacent areas) and the Park Cities.
NPS Provides Guidelines for Adapting Historic Homes Facing Flood Risks
Flooding risk has long been a challenge for many historic properties. Changing weather patterns, stronger hurricanes and other extreme weather events have increased the risk of flooding, both in frequency and magnitude.