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5 Steps to a Charming Child’s Bedroom
Designing a room for your child can be a great opportunity to show your creativity, but it also presents some unique challenges.
Friends of Northaven Trail to Host Fundraiser
Friends of Northaven Trail will be hosting their second annual adults-only fundraiser to support the Northaven Trail wildflower program on April 12 at Jonathon’s Forestwood Restaurant.
Skeeters Sting Jesuit in Soccer Thriller
After a week’s worth of overtime heroics, Jesuit Dallas couldn’t repeat the feat again as its soccer season ended on Saturday.
House of the Month
This stunning contemporary home by Sharif & Munir Custom Homes sits on nearly half an acre in the heart of Preston Hollow.
Events
Another Holiday Possible for Downtown Neiman Marcus
Friends of Klyde Warren Park honors losing of iconic downtown store on March 26, a day before the news of the store potentially remaining open through year’s end broke
Out and About
SPARK! Pop-Up Features Local High School Artists
SPARK! PRISMATIC: Fantastical Realms Art Pop-up Experience will feature six area high school artists’ creations.
Cake Lady Finds Baking Therapeutic
Adva Dahan, known on social media as Park Cities Cake Lady, has become a quiet sensation in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow for her spectacular baked goods.
A North Dallas Racquet Club Changes the Game
T Bar M Racquet Club has opened its long-awaited Banner House at T Bar M, which adds significant comfort and luxury to the legendary North Dallas sports and private social club.
Happenings on the Hill
SMU welcomes Todd Milbourn as its 10th dean of the Cox School of Business and Bryan P. Stone as the new Leighton K. Farrell Dean of the Perkins School of Theology, as Stephanie Knight concludes her deanship with the Annette Caldwell Simmons School of Education and Human Development.
Dallas Schools Find Commonality in Differences
Imagine walking into a room where differences don’t create division, but instead build unity.
SMU Classmates Found Thread Counseling Group
Ahou Line and Kristina McCook met nearly a decade ago while sitting beside each other in their first graduate school class, Lifespan Development.