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Society

Partners Card at Home at Highland Park Village, NorthPark Center

Three decades of Partners Card have made The Family Place at home in Dallas’ most prestigious shopping destinations.

Zoo to Do Partners with Galleria Dallas on Installation Before Upcoming Gala

Zoo to Do has a new installation at the Galleria Dallas.

Withers Elementary Has a New Playground

Withers Elementary celebrated the opening of its new playground with a ribbon cutting on the first day of October.

Want To Remodel Before a Big Event? Better Plan Ahead

With the holidays fast approaching, many homeowners start thinking about how different the holiday entertaining experience would be if they had a newly renovated, updated home to entertain and create new memories with family and friends.

Housing Forward Marks Anniversary of Dallas Real Time Rapid Rehousing Initiative

Housing Forward, formerly Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance, recently marked the one-year anniversary of the Dallas Real Time Rapid Rehousing (DRTRR) initiative.
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports Oct. 24-30

Damaged property, stolen cars, and drunk drivers plague the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Oct. 24-30.

Origin Bank Relocating to Berkshire Court

Origin Bank is relocating its Preston banking center to a new location under development in Berkshire Court at 8411 Preston Road.

Poteet Sweeps Longhorns Out of Playoffs

Just qualifying for the volleyball playoffs was a significant step forward for W.T. White, even if its postseason run was short-lived.

Vote on the Readers’ Choice 2022 Person of the Year

We asked for your nominations for our second-annual Readers’ Choice Person of the Year, and you came through.

SMU Library Exhibit Feature 200 Years of History Through Cookbooks

Just in time for Thanksgiving, a new cookbook exhibit at SMU’s DeGolyer Library is taking a look at history through a culinary lens.

Taking Offense: St. Mark’s Senior Thrives After Position Switch

Keats Leffel was supposed to be one of the top linebackers in the SPC this season, but his shoulder had other ideas.
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