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Comerica to Open New Banking Center in Snider Plaza
The modern-style banking center will offer cutting-edge technology and first-class service Comerica customers have come to expect.
Out And About: Exploring Food at The Hill
While we have been working hard to visit all of the eateries at The Hill, my intern and I recently visited two restaurants that focused on our New Year's resolutions to eat healthier.
Scots Claim Two Wins in Sunshine State
Highland Park earned two wins, and suffered its first loss of the season, during its three-game road trip to western Florida over the weekend.
Camps
A Camp For Children Who Like To Make Things
Inventors get the red-carpet treatment from the National Inventors Hall of Fame and then play starring roles in a summer camp curriculum.
Face Haus Brings “No Frills” Facials to North Dallas
Face Haus is designed to offer quick in-and-out service and completes most treatments within an hour, with signature services starting at $65.
Preston Hollow People To Present District 13 Debate
The discussion, moderated by D Magazine editor Tim Rogers, will focus on subjects anchoring the district race.
Crime
Car hits two pedestrians, kills one, at NorthPark Center
A vehicle struck two pedestrians in the NorthPark Center parking center around 10 p.m. on March 11, killing one and injuring another.
Out and About
80 Years of Ceramic Mastery
The Crow Museum of Asian Art invited me to get a glimpse of their new exhibit Hands and Earth: Contemporary Japanese Ceramics, a gallery featuring stunning works by 35 master ceramicists from Japan.
Crime
Crime Reports: March 4 – 10
Credit card fraud no doubt ruined the day of a resident at the 3200 block of Beverly Drive on March 7, but one metal-head thief is particularly happy: The card, a Chase Visa, was used at GuitarCenter.com around 8:30 a.m. for two purchases - one for $269.54 and the other for $285.74.
Scholarship Program Helps Architecture Students
When Jenny Adair graduated from Highland Park High School in 2012 and went to pursue a degree in architecture at the University of Virginia, she left with the tools she needed to succeed.