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Flip-Flop Company Expands Brand
What’s been a work-in-progress for the past three years has come to fruition for Hari Mari, a flip-flop brand owned by Park Cities natives Jeremy and Lila Stewart.
Society
Dallas Contemporary Hosts A Toast To An Exciting Spring
It may have been a cold Monday night in Dallas; however, the crowd was on fire with excitement at Forty Five Ten’s chic eatery Mirador as plans were revealed
Dallas Arboretum Expands Food & Wine Festival
The three-day event culminates with the premiere of The Chef's Garden's Roots on the Road conference.
Book Shelf
Whether reliving the life of the musicals man of Dallas or a family’s journey with early onset Alzheimer’s Disease, authors with local ties are finding their
Crime
Dallas Police Honored for Combating Human Trafficking
The coalition also awarded a college scholarship to a survivor of human trafficking provided with funds raised by the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Hotel Association.
Crime
Crime Reports: Jan. 14 – Jan. 20
A 57-year-old Highland Park woman just can’t escape the ghosts of her old license plates. At 3 p.m. on Jan. 14, she reported that plates stolen off of her vehicle back in October had been recently flagged by police in a different jurisdiction for violating traffic laws.
Orchestra of New Spain Presents Rise of Flamenco
Celebrated Spaniard Daniel Doña, whose sensual and electric performances have earned him admirers the world over, will choreograph the production.
Attorney Chip Brooker Named to Trial Team of the Year
The $242 million jury award is the second-largest personal-injury verdict in Dallas County history, according to VerdictSearch.
Faith
Magnolia Homes Designer to Speak at 4word Gala
This March, empowering women like Magnolia Farms lead designer Laura Tucker and Susan Packard, Co-Founder and former COO of HGTV, will speak at the third annual 4word Gala Divine Design.
Platinum Artist to Perform with Dallas Chamber Symphony
Chee-Yun plays a violin made by Francesco Ruggieri in 1669. It is rumored to have been buried with a previous owner for 200 years and has been profiled by the Washington Post.