Preston Hollow
Latest (Page 318)
How The U.S. Supreme Court Abortion Ruling is Already Affecting Texas
Friday’s decision by the U.S. Supreme Court that there’s no constitutional right to abortion will radically change the reproductive health landscape in Texas.
Dallas City Council Approves Four Seasons Turtle Creek Project Zoning
The Dallas City Council recently greenlit plans for a $750 million Four Seasons high rise in the Turtle Creek neighborhood.
General
Open Houses to Check Out June 25-26
If you have some free time this weekend, fill it by checking out these stunning homes!
Dallas Rescinds Contract to Rebuild Fire Station No. 41
Following cost elevation, Dallas had to call off its contract with Post L Group to rebuild the fire station.
Society
Fashionable Fête Pays Homage to 1962 Art Ball
Art Ball LX, a glamour-filled black-tie evening benefiting the Dallas Museum of Art on April 9, offered glorious nods to the past during a celebration themed “TABLEAUX: 60 Years of Art Ball (1962–2022).”
Society
AWARE Affair 2022 Goes ‘Soaring to New Heights’ to Fight Alzheimer’s
With “Soaring to New Heights Fighting Alzheimer’s” as the theme, ticketholders headed to Dallas Love Field for AWARE Affair 2022 on April 8 at the Star Skyline Hangar at the Braniff Centre.
Bell Brings Hot Bat Home to Face Rangers
Former Jesuit standout Josh Bell will return to the area when the Washington Nationals open a three-game series against the Rangers on Friday. (Read time: 1.1 minutes)
Grand Jury Declines To Indict Bill Hutchinson
A Dallas County grand jury declined to indict developer Bill Hutchinson after he was accused of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl last year.
Au Troisieme Opens In Preston Center
A new restaurant in Preston Center is serving up what owner Bobby Pollete calls “new American (cuisine) with worldly influences.
Mayor Johnson and 12 Texas Mayors Call On State Legislature to Pass Gun Reform
These Texas mayors have five requests they want Governor Abbott to address in a special session.