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Lee Trevino Removes Preston Hollow Home from Market
The Trevinos have displayed great patience in selling their home and are hoping the current price tag, currently, half of its original listing price, will be the right one to lure in that one perfect buyer.
St. Mark’s Grad Fulfills NBA Dream with Grizzlies
Just 16 years after playing his senior season at St. Mark’s, Taylor Jenkins has earned an NBA head coaching job.
GALLERY: United to Learn Holds Learning Launch
Through August 16, United to Learn is hosting Learning Launch, an annual back-to-school drive that accelerates student learning by equipping teachers and students with critical teaching supplies not met by limited public school budgets.
Nonprofits
Connection Point of Park Cities Announces New Leadership
Connecting Point of Park Cities (CPPC) has hired Cynthia K. Olson as their new Executive Director and Odette Sievert as Program Manager.
Bold Entertainment and Bold Flavors Spice Up Summer Nights
Don’t Tell Supper Club is a novelty worth experiencing, with impressive performers and good food. Tulum’s new happy hour is filled with sophisticated flavors at an approachable price.
Nonprofits
Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra Announces New Wind Symphony Conductor
Kondrat brings with him a unique and specialized background as a highly regarded music educator and is sure to carry on the tradition of excellence the world-renowned GDYO Wind Symphony is known for.
Society
Texas Trailblazer Awards Luncheon Returns for 23rd Year
The Family Place announces landmark event’s keynote speaker and award recipients
Society
3rd Annual Boots and Salutes
On July 19, supporters gathered at the third annual Boots and Salutes fundraiser to recognize and support first responders and veterans.
TruFusion Announces Late July Opening
The studio will feature five studios under one roof with a unique blend of yoga, cycle, Pilates, kettlebell, barre, boxing, boot camp, HIIT, and other classes.
Dallas Museum of Art Announces 2019 Fall Exhibitions
Contemporary exhibitions by artists from the United States, Canada, Brazil, and Iceland will present Pop and abstract paintings, a new first-floor Concourse mural, and a massive video installation.