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Congratulations, Hillcrest High School Class of 2024
This year’s class is the second to graduate under principal Terrence Florie, who described the class as "resilient." The class of 2024 started high school during the COVID-19 pandemic and during senior year suffered the loss of two students and one coach.
Society
Out & About: Robert S. Folsom Leadership Award Patron Party
Methodist Health System hosted a patron party on May 1 to honor 2024 Folsom Leadership Award recipient James W. Keyes.
Five Places to Drink Wine on National Wine Day
Kersten Rettig: Saturday, May 25 is a notable date because, not only is it National Wine Day, it’s also my birthday! It was so very nice for the people to make up holidays out of thin air to create this day on the &%$#$th anniversary of my birth.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports May 13-19
Fraudsters, burglars, and shoplifters appear in this week's Preston Hollow crime reports.
PH Man Fundraises with Wahl Mobile Barbershop
The pop-up barbershop will provide free beard trims to attendees. For each free beard trim, Wahl will donate $100 to support Operation Gentlemen.
Society
Family Place Announces 2024 Partners Card Chairs
The shopping event, chaired by Elizabeth Ward Creel and Dr. Tiffany Moon, will take place Friday, Oct. 25 through Sunday, Nov. 3.
Society
Out & About: Austin Street Center ‘No Place Like Home’
The ninth-annual event, held at the Fashion Industry Gallery, surpassed its fundraising goal by $80,000.
Tanzanian American Chamber Opens in North Dallas
The office will serve as a base to promote trade and tourism between Tanzania and the U.S.
Make It Intentional and Fun
Ten years ago, Brad Holley knew very little about pools. Today, he’s design director at Pure Design Group, a luxury outdoor living design firm with extensive experience in Preston Hollow and the Park Cities.
Society
Introducing Our First Society Digital Magazine
Comb through the pages of our first digital society magazine, and you’ll wonder how charitable tea, luncheon, and gala attendees have time for anything else.
Camps
C.O.R.E. Skills Camp Promotes Summertime Learning
With more than 46,000 special education students in Dallas County, the demand for innovative and impactful life skills programs has increased as educational systems have evolved.