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Dallas Offers Free, Low-Cost Youth Activities

The city is offering activities to help kids and teens stay safe and active during the summer while having fun.
Society

Dallas Foundation Awards $1.5M to 45 Organizations

These grants are endowed funds that are custom to the donor and their cause and cover a range of issues and recipients, including the arts, children and families, and animal welfare. 
Society

Out & About: Attorneys Serving the Community Luncheon

Attorneys Serving the Community (ASC) hosted its 36th-annual Luncheon benefiting Nexus Recovery Center June 16 at the Thompson Dallas to a sold-out crowd. 
Society

Out & About: Rainbow Days Pot of Gold Luncheon

The organization raised $232,428 at its 26th-annual luncheon.

Remodeled Chuck E. Cheese Opens Near Former Valley View

The location at 13364 Montfort Drive includes new arcade and sports games, an interactive dance floor, a large video wall, and screens with audio connected. 

ESD Establishes First Distinguished Teaching Chair

This was made possible by a gift from ESD parents Anne Clayton and Jacques Vroom.

Reichert Companies Mark 45, 50, 100 Years

Dave and Darian Reichert, of Highland Park, have been marking monumental milestones for their Reichert Woodworks family of companies.
Society

Out & About: A Night of Hope Dinner For Bryan’s House

The recent A Night of Hope dinner benefiting Bryan’s House, a nonprofit that supports children with special needs and their families, also celebrated the grand reopening of Salum.

Congratulations, Class of 2023

Class of 2023 graduates across North Dallas spent the month of May crossing the stage at their commencement ceremonies.
Voices

Kersten Rettig: A Quick Look at Bobbie’s Airway Grill

Lucky you, Preston Hollow. The intersection of Preston and Royal is rebuilt and thriving since the October 2019 tornado and you have another excellent neighborhood restaurant to call your third place.
Voices

Letter to the Editor

The city of Dallas talks about being “transparent” in all they do. The actual process for the city for traffic light installations is anything but transparent.  
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