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Junior League of Dallas Centennial Luncheon
The Junior League of Dallas (JLD) recently hosted a special Centennial luncheon honoring former presidents and ball chairs in the newly redecorated Zodiac Room at Neiman Marcus downtown.
Best of
Favorites of 2021: The Cat’s Out of the Bag
Throughout the two-week holiday season, we'll be sharing some of our favorite stories from 2021 -- and some of yours as well.
STEAM
Perot Exhibit Shows Legos Aren’t Just For Playing
Opening a new box of Legos is obviously fun, but every time you build something new, you’re also using science, engineering, and math.
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Society
Looking Ahead
As a wife, sister, daughter, and colleague, Doreen Griffith understands firsthand “how caring for yourself is often last on your to-do list.”
Society
Art For Advocacy Auctions Bring Healing to The Abused
More than 600 charity-minded aesthetes celebrated the transformative healing power of art on Sept. 25 at General Datatech on Ambassador Row while raising funds and awareness for Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center in record-shattering – be bold, be bright, be brave – style.
Dear Santa …
It's a little-known fact that People Newspapers has a magical mailbox that delivers letters to Santa Claus directly from children in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow.
Color It Christmas
Ready to see the winners of our 2021 holiday coloring page contest?
Careful Use of Antiques Can Add Charm Without Dating a Home
There are many reasons to love antiques. They bring their decades, or even centuries, of history into your home.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Dec. 13 – 19
Part problem, backseat shopping, and a parking failure – read the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Dec. 13 – 19.
(Read time: 2.2 minutes)
Turtle Creek Association Hosts 20th-Anniversary Event
The Turtle Creek Association’s 20th-anniversary tour, which was themed Life Elevated, kicked off a newly minted five-year strategic plan with the hope of elevating the Turtle Creek Corridor to a premiere urban green space and neighborhood.
In Case You Missed It
Teachers Targeted
Educators and education advocates warned this summer: House Bill 3979, which many believe outlaws teaching Critical Race Theory, would create confusion.
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