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Events

Dallas Symphony Orchestra League Hosts Fashion Notes Kick-Off Party

Amidst delicately glamorous dresses and a selection of wine and treats, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra League (DSOL) celebrated the Fashion Notes fashion show and luncheon at the Kick-Off party at Caitlin Wilson Home Décor and Design.
Events

18th Annual A Writer’s Garden Speakers Revealed at Announcement Party

Guest speakers at November's 18th annual A Writer’s Garden Symposium and Luncheon were revealed at an announcement party this summer.

Camp Crafty Hosts Art Parties, Summer Camp

Lilly Watson aims to make the arts and crafts experience one that’s just a phone call away.

Smooth Moves

With Texas recognized at No. 2 (behind Florida) for wealthy new residents, business in the luxury moving business is on the rise. 
Events

Blast Off! Frontiers of Flight Moon Day Soars to Success

More than 1,000 people attended the 16th Annual Moon Day celebration at the Frontiers of Flight Museum.
Events

John “Lucky” Luckadoo Tells of Bloody 100th Bomb Group

John "Lucky" Luckadoo shared stories of his time in the Bloody 100th Bomb Group during an After Hours conversation at the George W. Bush Presidential Museum.

Destination San Antonio: Girls’ Trips Are Good For the Soul

I don’t know who needs to hear this, but you don’t need to wear matching shirts to have a great girls’ trip. Nor do you have to be celebrating an impending marriage or birthday. 
Voices

Heard the News? Michelin Is Coming to Texas!

Kersten Rettig: I'd like to hear from you, the Dallas Dining Ton, on which restaurants in our readership area you think should be recognized.
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports July 8-14

Shoplifters, car thieves, and burglars plague Preston Hollow in this week's crime reports.

Where The Wildest Dreams Come From

Naisha Randhar, the city of Dallas’ youth poet laureate, says her passion for writing began in elementary school.

Midway Hollow Mom Creates Diaper Vending Machine

Erin England, when her daughter was younger, would often find herself “up the creek with no paddle.”
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