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Go Here: Open Houses to Check Out Oct. 23-24

These beauties are throwing their doors open this weekend, just ready to dazzle you. (Read time: 4.9 minutes)

Permits For Work on Snider Plaza Redevelopment Blocked For Now

Work on the redevelopment of the southeast corner of Snider Plaza is blocked for now after a judge’s order. (Read time: 3.9 minutes)
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports Oct. 11 – 17

Read the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Oct. 11 – 17. (Read time: 4.2 minutes)

Luka Doncic’s Suprise for Children’s is a Slam Dunk

One Preston Hollow resident (and superior NBA guard) recently brightened up the day for some patients at Children's Health in Dallas. (Read time: 3.9 minutes)

Who Is Your Person of the Year?

Every January, we feature our person (or people) of the year for Preston Hollow and the Park Cities. Now we're seeking reader input - nominate someone today. (Read time: 2 minutes)

Meet Power Lawyer, Film Lover, UP Resident Yvette Ostolaza

When attorney Yvette Ostolaza isn’t in the courtroom, she’s often playing leadership roles in Dallas cultural organizations.

Make-A-Wish North Texas Welcomes New Board Chair, Members

A Preston Hollow resident has been tapped to serve as chair of the board of Make-A-Wish North Texas for 2022. (Read time: 2.5 minutes)

Vandelay Hospitality Backs SMU Wide Receiver Reggie Roberson Jr.

SMU Mustangs’ wide receiver, Reggie Roberson will be the first student athlete Vandelay Hospitality Group backs. (Read time: 2.5 minutes)
Events

My, My, These Pies!

Almost 30 of Dallas' top chefs and bakers have created unique pies for a unique auction that raises money for culinary and hospitality scholarships - and bidding is open now. (Read time: 4.8 minutes)

‘I Love Expressing Myself This Way’

Jerzy Kosinski once said, “The principle of true art is not to portray, but to evoke.” (Read time: 4.5 minutes)

Bush: Powell Was ‘A Family Man and Friend’

Colin Powell, who served as the country's first Black U.S. secretary of state as well as a national security advisor and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, died Monday at 84 from complications from COVID-19. (Read time: 3.9 minutes)
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