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Questions to Ask When Interviewing an Interior Designer
While there are many talented designers in Dallas, not all of them will be the right fit for your project. That’s why asking the right interview questions is important.
Nonprofits
New Leadership at Visiting Nurse Association of Texas
Visiting Nurse Association of Texas, the non-profit community health care provide known best for its hospice and palliative care services and Meals on Wheels, announced that Chris Culak has been named President and CEO of the organization.
Mourning and Memories: Hockaday Grad Reflects on Camp Mystic
For generations of young girls, Camp Mystic has meant more than just summer days on the banks of the Guadalupe River — it’s a place of love, tradition, and belonging.
Community
Sisters Found Clasping Hands, Rosaries Left Lasting Image of Faith
Blair was a rising eighth grader and Brooke was a rising sixth grader at St. Rita
Events
NorthPark Center Celebrates 60th Anniversary
Patrons enjoyed iced coffee and breakfast bites while browsing dozens of classic cars from Texas Collector Car Storage and Club on Aug. 2.
Distemper Cases Limit Intake at DAS Shelter
To ensure the safety of the dogs in the community and shelter, Dallas Animal Services will immediately begin limiting the intake of dogs to those that are critically sick or injured or who are a danger to themselves or others.
Horsepower Meets Flower Power at The Dallas Arboretum
From gleaming chrome to polished wooden dashboards, the Classic Chassis Car Show was a nostalgic journey through automotive history, offering dads and their kids a chance to admire the mechanical marvels up close during the annual Father's Day Family Fun Weekend.
Lacrosse Stars Cherish All-Star Reunion
Before starting their college careers, local standouts shared the field one last time at the Adrenaline All-American Lacrosse Games at The Star.
Comings and Goings
The new favorite of Francophiles and foodies opened its chic, kid and family-friendly location on June 23 in the space formerly occupied by Corner Bakery.
Art, Antiques, Jewelry From Prominent Estates Goes to Auction
The Sept. 20 auction will offer a rare opportunity to bid on original works by important artists such as John Ford Clymer, Tom Ryan, John Nieto and original artists of the Taos Society of Artists, including Joseph Henry Sharp, Oscar E. Berninghaus, Bert Geer Phillips, and E. Martin Hennings.
New Japanese-Inspired Steakhouse to Open on Oaklawn
The group behind such dynamic restaurants as The Charles, El Carlos Elegante, and Mister Charles is opening Norman's Japanese Grill, a concept that embraces fire and ice, serving char-grilled meats alongside a raw bar.