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Faith
Faith Friday: SMU Celebration of Lights
SMU will host its annual celebration of lights Monday, Nov. 28.
Society
KidneyTexas Inc. 2022 Runway Report
Philanthropic and fashionable Dallasites showed their support at KidneyTexas Inc’s 2022 Runway Report fashion show and luncheon Oct. 25 at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.
Real Talk: Lindley Arthur
Lindley Arthur launched her namesake interior design business more than a decade ago, seeing it as a natural expansion of her shop on Antique Row on Lovers Lane.
From Our Table To Yours: Favorite Dishes 2022
You probably already have your Thanksgiving meal sorted by now, but we thought we’d take this opportunity to thank our readers for another year together and share some of our favorite recipes.
House of the Month: 6428 Tulip Lane
Windows cover the front elevation of this fully redesigned and reimagined Preston Hollow modern Tudor, pouring natural light into the home at all hours of the day.
Resolution of the Carbone’s vs. Carbone Legal Fight
The legal (Italian food) fight between Carbone’s Fine Food and Wine and the new-to-Dallas Italian restaurant Carbone is over.
Pumpkin Serving Bowl Makes for Memorable Thanksgiving by Design
As we gather this year with family and friends to celebrate Thanksgiving, for some, this will mark the resumption of a cherished tradition after several years on pause.
Dallas Officials Eye New Timeline For Demolition of Former Valley View Mall
About three years after an agreement was reached to tear down Valley View Center, a portion of the mall remains.
From Corpus Christi to Dallas, Susser Serves Texas Women
Catherine Susser, now a Preston Hollow resident, was living in Corpus Christi when first appointed to the Governor’s Commission for Women in 2016.
Student Achievements: Five to Thrive
J-Belle Kimbrell, Miss Texas’ Outstanding Teen and Miss Southlake’s Outstanding Teen, was named second runner-up to Miss America’s Outstanding Teen 2023.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Nov. 14-20
Burglarized cars, criminal trespassers, and an identity stealer plague the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Nov. 14-20.