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SMU Faculty Members Pony Up Political Analysis

The university hosted the first U.S. Senate debate between Republican incumbent Ted Cruz and Democratic challenger Beto O’Rourke some weeks ago, but SMU’s role
Society

Momentous Institute Hosts Changing The Odds Conference

More than 350 supporters attended Salesmanship Club of Dallas and Momentous Institute’s annual Changing the Odds Dinner at the Omni Dallas Hotel on Sept. 26.

Texas Rose Lady Donates 200 Rose Bushes

Two years ago her rose garden was submitted to the archives of the Smithsonian Institute, showcasing her amazing rose growing acumen.

Barbara Hunt Crow Announced as “A Writer’s Garden” Honorary Chair

The literary symposium is an annual fall fundraiser, which has presented outstanding authors and speakers with extensive knowledge in the histories of garden design
Society

Rocked Around the Clock

On Sept. 21, guests arrived at the Artists’ Quarter at the historic South Side on Lamar for the sixth annual History with a Twist: Sock Hop, a 1950s-style

Want a Taste of West Dallas?

The event includes a tasting of sips and savory bites from various chefs, restaurant, and breweries in West Dallas.

Park Cities, Preston Hollow Residents Join Perot Museum Board

The Perot Museum of Nature and Science elected new officers and six new board members at its annual meeting, including Park Cities residents Nancy Perot and Robert Vaughn and Preston Hollow residents Andrew Gould and Nancy Best.
Crime

Crime Reports Oct. 8 – 14

Two "Ted Cruz for US Senate" signs are missing from the front lawn in the 3500 block of Lexington Avenue.

Ida Mae Pops Up at Preston Royal Village

The 2,500 square-foot space will feature an exciting mix of home textiles and gifts, including quilts, duvets, decorative pillows, throws, accessories, and giftable items.

Healthy Eyes Help Learning

The American Optometric Association recommends comprehensive eye exams occur between 6 months and 12 months, again at age 3, and before entering school at age
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