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Open Houses to Check Out June 18-19
It's a good time to be looking for a new house in Park Cities or Preston Hollow! Even if it's just to escape this brutal heat wave, pop into these gorgeous homes for a tour, and maybe even make a purchase.
Society
Dallas Symphony Orchestra League Presents Record-Setting $1.65M Check to DSO
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra League closed the 2021-2022 fiscal year by presenting a record $1.65 million check to the Dallas Symphony Orchestra.
Greenhill School Launches $71M Growing Stronger Campaign
The Greenhill School has launched a $71 million fundraising campaign and broken ground on a new STEM and Innovation center.
If You Paint It, These Friends Will Critique It
The Preston Hollow Women’s Club has added a new monthly special interest group where members provide refreshments and an easel for artwork to be displayed and critiqued.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports June 6 – June 12
Sneaky shoplifters, fleeing suspects, and a lost phone appear in the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for June 6-12.
Art Students Integrate Service
Hockaday's Advanced Studio Art class partnered with North Dallas Shared Ministries to paint murals to brighten up the center.
Voices
Kitchen Aid: Two Local Men Help Ukrainian Refugees
Wade Nicolas, a Highland Park grad and dad of two Highland Park grads, likes to fish, bird hunt, and travel. The semi-retired tech guy had been preparing for a nine-day solo backpacking trip in Patagonia. Then Russia invaded Ukraine.
Net Gains: Daisies Double Up on Postseason Lacrosse Titles
Hockaday didn’t lose to a lacrosse team from Texas all season, which makes it fitting that the Daisies took home two championship trophies at the end of the season.
North Dallas Bank & Trust Co. Has a New Headquarters
NDBT's new space is now open after a year's worth of renovations.
Police Chief Outlines Four-Step Plan
Chief of Police Eddie Garcia has a four-step plan to grow and improve the Dallas Police Department.
Homestead Property Tax Exemptions Increase for Disabled and Elderly Populations
Dallas City Council voted unanimously to increase property tax exemptions for those who are 65 and over or disabled.