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The World Food Championships Cooks Up Significant Economic Impact
With a direct economic impact of over $3 million in its previous events and an estimated 7,000 room nights in local hotels, The World Food Championship (WFC) brings quite a food punch.
Faith
Historic Downtown Dallas Church Hires New Pastor
Disasa replaces the Rev. Dr. Joe Clifford, who was called to lead a church in North Carolina after a decade in Dallas.
Dallas Film Honors Trammell S. Crow at Annual Spotlight Luncheon
The Stodghill Award recognizes individuals for their long-term philanthropic efforts on behalf of the art of film.
Crystal Charity Ball Beneficiary Announced
Ten local organizations have been selected as beneficiaries for the 2019 Crystal Charity Ball.
From Southern Fare to Mardi Gras Tacos
From a new downtown eatery serving honest Southern fare to Mardi Gras inspired tacos and cocktails, Dallas' dining experience continues to evolve.
Crime
Crime Reports: Feb. 25 – March 3
Remember that Leslie Gore song, "I'm Going Out the Same Way I Came In?" Well apparently, two men who visited a home in the 3600 block of Greenbrier Drive around 3 p.m. March 1 didn't and left the house with two $6,000 chairs.
Life’s a Picnic With New Dallas Arboretum Exhibit
The theme for the event is “Life’s a Picnic" and features a giant picnic scene comprised of a “larger-than-life” 40-foot picnic blanket, a vase of flowers, a picnic basket with a pie, and a giant picnic ant.
Society
Partner Content: Laura Roosevelt’s “Historic American Pop” Exhibit Debuts
Dallas Historical Society is honored to host “From Hyde Park to Fair Park-A Conversation with the Roosevelt Grandchildren and their Remembrances of Grandmère and Pa” on March 21.
Mom Launches All-In-One Body Lounge
An all-in-one “body maintenance” shop in University Park is aiming to tackle individual health from every level – and with a personal touch that doesn’t resemble a hospital waiting room.
Society
Partner Content: The Roosevelts Return to Fair Park
On Friday June 12, 1936, President Franklin D. Roosevelt visited the Centennial Exposition at Fair Park as part of a pre-re-election campaign swing through the South.