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Community

Where The Road Takes Us

Our off-the-beaten-path destination was Marathon, Texas, with a stop in Marfa to see the Prada installation — an art piece in the middle of the desert
Society

Party Hopping

May 1 Orphan Outreach Children’s Hope Dinner, Hilton Anatole. Tiffany Taylor Wines, Cheryl Nelson, Julie Bell, and Margo Isbell.

Good Shepherd’s Poets Triumph With ‘Their Expectations’

To rhyme or speak in free verse, that was the challenge.

UD Brings Chamber Music to Museum of Biblical Art

On the recommendation of a neighbor, I discovered convenient, free spring and fall concerts performed by music professors and teachers and followed by a reception with light refreshments, perfect for families, music lovers, or a sophisticated date night. 
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports June 10-15

Theft of property and money occurred both in person and over the phone this week in Preston Hollow's crime reports.
Society

TACA Announces Catalyst Grant Recipients

Fifty arts organizations across Dallas County will receive a total of $650,000 in 2025 Catalyst Grants from TACA, an organization motivated to invest in the vibrancy and resilience of a diverse Dallas arts community. 

The Senior Source, TXU Help Seniors Beat the Heat

TXU Energy and Dallas nonprofit The Senior Source are collaborating to keep senior citizens cool as temperatures rise this summer.

Real Talk: Harrison Polsky

Harrison Polsky began his career as a commercial real estate analyst before transitioning into residential sales, where he discovered his passion for development, new construction, and resales.

Mourning Comes Early as Caregivers Face Anticipatory Grief

The term “anticipatory grief” may be new to you.
Site Readings

July Site Reading

Put away your beach books! The coolest summer reads are in People Newspapers’ July Site Reading Column.

Sparkle and Shine in Our Coloring Book Contest!

It’s that time of year again! We’re accepting entries through July 16 for our annual Fourth of July coloring book contest.⁠
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