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Converting an idea into a reality requires vision, hard work and creativity. Creative types like Glen Collins will tell you that ideas are always popping into their heads and most of them never come to fruition.
Go Here: Open Houses To Check Out April 17 and 18
In the market for a home in the Preston Hollow area or the Park Cities? We have a few you should check out this weekend -- but move fast.
Dallas Architecture Forum Hosts Prominent Architect
As the country takes a great look at equity and what that looks like, one organization is bringing a prominent voice for equity in architecture to town -- virtually.
A Need For (Learning And) Speed
Highland Park High School Moody Advanced Professional Studies (MAPS) engineering design students recently met their needs for learning and speed.
HP Runner Fawcett Earns Top TGCA Honor
The Texas Girls Coaches Association recently named HP senior Cameron Fawcett the 2020 Class 5A/6A Cross Country Athlete of the Year.
Hockaday to ‘Phase Out’ Boarding
Ela Hockaday's school celebrated its 107th birthday this year, and the board tasked with carrying out her mission has made a big decision -- the school will begin phasing out its longstanding boarding program.
Construction at Terminal at Katy Trail Moving Full Steam Ahead
One of the very first resolutions passed by the first legislature to convene in Washington D.C. after the Civil War ended recommended establishing what would eventually become the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad, or the MKT.
Katy Trail Spring Support Campaign Begins
The Katy Trail's annual support outreach, the Spring Support Campaign, kicked off Tuesday with Gwen and Doug Parker serving as the campaign’s honorary chairs.
St. Vincent de Paul Pharmacy Expands Coverage
The Society of St. Vincent de Vincent de Paul’s charitable pharmacy, the first of its kind in Texas, recently expanded eligibility for its services.
Coronavirus
Use of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Paused
The U.S. Tuesday recommended a “pause” in the use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and FDA investigate six cases of rare blood clots among the more than 6.8 million Americans who received the shot.