Preston Hollow
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House of the Month: 4255 Cochran Chapel Road
Enjoy the unmatched timeless and quality craftsmanship of this exquisite 11,056-square-foot French estate nestled on two gated acres of private grounds.
Bachman Aquatic Center Celebrates Grand Opening
The only aquatic center in Dallas with a lake view features a six-lane indoor pool, a four-lane outdoor lap pool, a climbing wall, a play pool, slides, concessions, and more.
Rental Scooters Return to Dallas
Rental electric scooters and e-bikes have returned to Dallas following a nearly three-year ban, but geofencing will prevent them from operating in the Park Cities.
Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Concert Truck to Play Dallas Shows
Concerts will be held at NorthPark Center on May 27 and June 10, both at 6 p.m.
Laura Bush Foundation Awards $1.5 Million in Library Grants
The Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries awarded $1.5 million in library grants to 300 schools from 36 states nationwide. Many libraries will use the funds to update and diversify their book and print collections.
The Story Behind Preston Hollow’s New Pro Franchise
Seven years after the American Ultimate Disc League expanded into the Dallas-Fort Worth market, it remains a niche sport with a following that’s devoted yet small by professional sports standards.
Valley View Demolition is Complete
Property owner Scott Beck held a press conference May 23 to announce the first phase of development for the site — a six-story structure that will include 26,000 square feet of retail space and 275 luxury residential units at Dilbeck Lane and Preston Road.
Friends of Northaven Trail Install Native Plants
The group gathered with community members May 20 to install pollinator beds and native plants, followed by an ice cream social.
Society
Austin Street Center to Hold Klyde Warren Fundraiser
"No Place Like Home," the nonprofit's signature fundraiser, will take place June 8 at 5:30 p.m.
Voices
Letter to the Editor
I live in Preston Hollow, and there are so many issues I am concerned about for our city.
Camps
Letter from a Camp Counselor
For 14 years, Joshua Forbes spent his summers at Camp Classen, first as a camper, then as a counselor, then as the person who trains campers to be counselors.