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Helping the In-Between
As executive director of Oak Hill Academy for more than 30 years, Park Cities resident Pam Quarterman has seen first-hand the struggles children with special
Reunion Tower to Light Up NYE with 15,000 Pounds of Fireworks
The skyline will go dark to set the scene for 10 minutes of combined pyrotechnics and LED lighting
At The Threshold of January 2019
As I don my exercise clothes with renewed resolve again on Jan. 1, I start simmering black-eyed peas for luck, tackle my Quicken, and clean up the post-holiday flotsam.
Late Philanthropist Leaves Dallas a Lasting Legacy
Friends used words like “unassuming” to describe the woman known as the Grand Dame of Dallas. Margaret McDermott bestowed millions upon institutions linked to
Making An Impact on the World
Paige Chenault loves a birthday party – so much so that she throws about 50 of them each month.
The New Mister Tuxedo: Billy Langhenry
Billy Langhenry used to be Mister Tuxedo’s neighbor. Now he’s the owner.
Globetrotting Art Teacher Ready To Return to the Ring
Amber Stautzenberger is no ordinary educator. She’s found a passion – one of her many – as the early childhood art and inclusion coordinator at Episcopal School
Society
Rock The Perot
Taking on a rock ‘n’ roll concert vibe, the Perot Museum of Nature and Science hosted its much-anticipated annual Night at the Museum gala on Nov. 10.
Dallas Homeless Shelter Focuses On Teen Needs
For those involved with Dallas’ new Fannie C. Harris Youth Center, ditching the stigma of homeless shelters is important.
Society
A Festive Night in Paris
On Nov. 15, the Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS, DIFFA/Dallas, hosted its 23rd Holiday Wreath Collection at the Fashion Industry Gallery to ring in
SPC Champs: St. Mark’s Volleyball, Hockaday Runner Win Titles
St. Mark’s was no stranger to coming from behind in the SPC boys volleyball tournament. In the semifinals against Austin St. Stephen’s, the Lions were down two