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The Tale of the Beleagured ‘Anti-Woke’ Financial Tech Company Operating on Strait Lane

A Wall Street Journal story tells the tale of a financial technology company geared toward people who see Wall Street as too liberal.
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports Oct. 3-9

A failed fraud attempt, buglarized cars, and reckless drivers appear in the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Oct. 3-9.

Versatile WR Musso Plays Vital Role on Field and Sidelines

On a Jesuit Dallas roster that lost most of its top skill players to graduation, the name Jake Musso stands out.

Preston Hollow Sisters ’Beat Anxiety’ by Writing, Illustrating Book

Salma and Sofia Salvaggio of Preston Hollow suffered along with other children during the COVID-19 pandemic with the mental and emotional costs of school closures and social isolation.

Eataly Restaurant Fest Comes to NorthPark for Second Half of October

Eataly in NorthPark Center is hosting its Restaurant Fest, the fall edition of the premier culinary event, from Oct. 14-30.

Gallery: St. Mark’s vs. Houston Kinkaid

For the second straight season, the Lions started strong only to struggle against bigger and faster opponents in conference play. The latest example saw St. Mark’s come up short against Houston Kinkaid 49-14 on Friday at Hunt Family Stadium.

Hillcrest Track Closed to the Public

The Hillcrest High School track is no longer open for use by neighbors.

Dallas Rotarians Honor Teachers

The Rotary Club of Dallas celebrated three Dallas ISD educators, including two teachers in Preston Hollow.

At 80, Amateur Talent Scout Can’t Stop Planning Productions

As a child in Taiwan, Teresa Yu set up a unique barter system.

Allred Receives Advocate For American Business Award

U.S. Rep. Colin Allred, D-Dallas, stopped by the North Dallas Chamber of Commerce Oct. 4 to receive the Advocate for American Business Award from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

Lions Fall to Reigning SPC Champ Kinkaid

Looking for its first victory in conference play, St. Mark’s come up short against Houston Kinkaid 49-14 on Friday at Hunt Family Stadium.
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