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Concierge Services Can Reduce Holiday Stress
With the holidays approaching, so comes the stress from thinking about the list of tasks needed to get ready.
Kips Bay Show House Open Through Nov. 14
The house is located in Old Preston Hollow's Sunnybrook Estates neighborhood and showcases the work of 22 interior designers and architects from across the country.
In Case You Missed It
Texas Rangers Celebrate World Series Victory at Al Biernat’s
After the parade in Arlington Nov. 3, the Texas Rangers made their way to Dallas to continue their World Series victory celebrations – to Al Biernat’s Oak Lawn, to be specific.
In Case You Missed It
Godfather Inspires Student to Honor Veterans
Rabel McNutt: “We are the land of the free, because of the brave,” my godfather Walter Ehlers told me.
Hockaday Regains SPC Volleyball Crown
The Daisies swept top seed Houston Episcopal on Saturday in Fort Worth to claim the SPC 4A title and complete a perfect season against conference competition.
Longhorns Win OT Thriller, Make Playoffs
W.T. White will make its fourth consecutive playoff appearance after topping Birdville in double OT in the regular-season finale on Friday.
Society
Out & About: International Society Fall Event
Dean Sam Holland of the SMU Meadows School of the Arts gave a presentation, and Claudia Wong, the International Society 2023 scholarship winner, played a piano concerto.
Faith
Faith Friday: SMAA All Souls’ Choral Evensong
Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church will host their annual All Souls’ Choral Evensong Nov. 5.
Gierkey, ESD Pull Away from Rival Lions
ESD surged in the second half for a 42-21 victory on Wednesday at Jones Family Stadium, its ninth straight over St. Mark's.
Society
Out & About: DIFFA Burgers and Burgundy
The event, presented by Michelin-star chef John Tesar of Knife, brought foodies, philanthropists, and advocates to The Village Dallas.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Oct. 23-29
Public drunks, car capers, and unwelcome guests appear in the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Oct. 23-29.