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Faith
Faith Friday: Northaven UMC Benefit Concert for Ukraine Relief
Northaven United Methodist Church will host a concert by pianist Elena Tsvetkova Jan. 29 for Ukraine relief.
Dallas Open Looks for Continued Growth in Second Year
When it comes to gauging the success of the inaugural Dallas Open tennis tournament, Peter Lebedevs defers to the fans.
Dallas Restauranteur Wanted in Colorado
A warrant was issued in San Miguel County, Colorado, for Vandelay Hospitality Group CEO Hunter Pond on misdemeanor complaints of harassment and disorderly conduct – charges Pond’s attorney calls “a setup.”
‘HI I’M BLAKE’ Documentary to Premiere Feb. 5
The film following Blake Hyland's journey after a traumatic brain injury following a gymnastics accident at 14 years old will be shown at 3:30 p.m. at the SMU Hughes-Trigg Student Center.
Society
Maverick Fitness to Donate $60K to Local Nonprofits in 2023
The fitness company owns 35 Orangetheory Fitness studios in North Texas and created nonprofit OrangeLove in 2017 to give back.
Dallas Launches Senior Home Repair Grant Program
The program will allow seniors to apply for grants of up to $10,000 to put toward home repairs such as wheelchair ramps or replaced HVAC systems.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Jan. 16-22
A cut convertible cover, damaged vehicles, and unwelcome guests plague the Preston Hollow crime reports for Jan. 16-22.
STEAM
Girl Scouts Welcome STEM Superstar
Jennifer Makins, the former director of STEM education at Parish Episcopal School, is now the executive director at the Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas' STEM Center of Excellence.
Filing Open for May Municipal, School Board Races
The incumbent city council members representing Preston Hollow, Jaynie Schultz of District 11 and Gay Donnell Willis of District 13, are running for re-election.
Parish’s TAPPS Football Dynasty Continues to Reach New Heights
Parish Episcopal joined elite company by winning its fourth consecutive TAPPS Division I football championship in Waco.
Society
Party Hopping
Writing royalty, an app for gifts, wild encounters, and a patriotic victory have recently kept the Dallas philanthropy scene busy.