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GALLERY: Go 2019 Scots
Highland Park High School celebrated on May 31 the graduation of its 2019 senior class at SMU’s Moody Coliseum. Graduates crossed the stage and received their diplomas clad in traditional Highland Park blue and gold.
The Baker Hotel and Spa Begins Historical Renovation
The owners and developers of The Baker Hotel and Spa, including well-known Park Cities resident Brint Ryan, commenced a three-year, $65 million renovation and restoration of the iconic hotel located in Mineral Wells.
House of the Month: 4300 Armstrong Parkway
This is an opportunity 80 years in the making — one of the finest homes in Highland Park on one of the most coveted corners in town.
Faith
Disunited Methodists
Sadness and uncertainty are palpable throughout the global United Methodist Church, including congregations in North Dallas, after a vote this year affirmed bans on gay clergy and same-sex weddings.
Society
GALLERY: Professional Advisors Seminar
Communities Foundation of Texas (CFT) and Southern Methodist University (SMU) hosted their annual seminar for professional advisors.
Statler to Host Second Annual Women’s Conference
Lil’ Lizzie founder T’Juanna Winters launched Mask Off last year in order to give women a safe and open environment to speak their truth
20 Under 40
20 Under 40: Erin England
Erin England has worked at Haynes and Boone since 2008 and is now a partner in the finance practice group.
20 Under 40
20 Under 40: Heath Cheek
If you had told Heath Cheek in high school that he’d be recognized as one of
D Magazine’s “Best Lawyers Under 40 in Dallas,” representing a wide range of clients from start-up businesses to Fortune 500 companies, he wouldn’t have believed you.
20 Under 40
20 Under 40: Holly Aldredge
Holly Aldredge leads the development and implementation of marketing for The Perry-Miller Streiff Group, the top producing real estate group at Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate.
20 Under 40
20 Under 40: John Paul Merritt
With its headquarters firmly rooted in Dallas, John Paul Merritt has built his land-focused oil and gas company, Pony Oil, from a laptop in Starbucks five years ago to more than 35 employees and $145 million in revenue for 2018.