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Why Grandma Gets Scammed

Grandma Jo said, “I knew I was getting scammed after the first $20,000, but I kept giving them money because they were the only people who called me.” 
Voices

Who is Behind Dallas’ Most Exciting Restaurants?

Kersten Rettig: Duro Hospitality is a Coriolis force of the revolving North Texas restaurant scene.

Designing Kitchens That Can Do It All

In the past, kitchens were usually set apart from the rest of the home. 

Dallas CASA Fundraiser Provides Construction Lessons

A new group of students (and one recent alumnus) in Yvette Hightower’s Highland Park High School Moody Advanced Professional Studies (MAPS) class designed and helped build a playhouse inspired by a historic home in the Park Cities.
Society

Out & About: Dallas Round House Party

The newest owners of the 1962 Dallas Round House, Lisa and Selim Burduroglu, threw a party to honor the home's architectural vision and support working artists. 
Society

Out & About: Porsche Dallas Anniversary Party

Park Place Porsche Dallas celebrated Porsche's 75th anniversary with displays of models like the vintage Porsche 365 and their modern sports cars June 10.

Nikki Smith to Open Lovers Lane Location

The Dallas-based jewelry brand is expanding with a second location and headquarters in the Pavilion on Lovers Lane.
In Case You Missed It

Kersten Rettig: First Look at Mister Charles

Mister Charles is in the former Highland Park Soda Fountain Building, a beloved fixture on Knox Street. Developers kept the façade of the building intact, a far less cost-effective approach than tearing it down and starting over. 

TACA Launches Arts Accelerator

The nine-month initiative is designed to increase arts groups’ organizational capacity, teach new skills, and create plans for sustainable growth.
Faith

Faith Friday: Prestoncrest Church of Christ Packs and Pencils Giveaway

Prestoncrest Church of Christ will give away backpacks and school supplies from 9 a.m. to noon Aug. 5.
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