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Faith
Faith Friday: Common Space
Central Christian Church is no more, but the campus at 4711 Westside Drive will remain home to various church groups, activities, and other tenants after the Central Commons nonprofit raised the money to close on it in early July.
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Society
Year Delay Can’t Spoil 35th Anniversary La Fiesta
La Fiesta had a “Royal Celebration” fit for its 35th anniversary year.
‘Real Housewives of Dallas’ Not Returning In 2022
Real Housewives of Dallas won’t be returning next year, Bravo confirmed. The franchise debuted in 2016.
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Go Here: Open Houses to Check Out Aug. 21 and 22
Ready to find that house? The market is hot, so get geared up for a weekend of house-hunting with this fresh list of open houses.
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Glendora Avenue Manse Up for Auction Next Week
The Tudor-style estate dubbed Glen Gables will be auctioned next week, luxury real estate auction firm Supreme Auctions announced.
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July Stats Show Busy Market Persists Through the Summer
Homes are staying on the market for less than two weeks in Preston Hollow and surrounding areas, as well as Park Cities, July statistics reveal.
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North Star: ESD Alum Still Turning Heads After Setting NCAA Record
After setting a national goal-scoring record and leading Boston College to a national championship, Charlotte North’s summer has been a whirlwind.
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Northeast Texas Girl Scouts Honor Gold Award Winners
The Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas presented Gold Award pins to 143 girls, including several in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow.
Crime
Developer Bill Hutchinson Sued Over Sexual Assault Allegations
Highland Park developer Bill Hutchinson, who already faced criminal charges and a lawsuit alleging sexual misconduct, has been sued by the family of a Tarrant County girl who alleges Hutchinson sexually assaulted her beginning when she was 16.
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Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Aug. 9 – 15
Read the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Aug. 9 – 15.
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Coronavirus
As Court Dates Await, More School Districts Issue Mask Requirements
Overnight, several more school districts moved to begin requiring masks on campuses, despite Attorney General Ken Paxton’s warning that he was making a list of those that were.
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