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Wiping Out Kids’ Cancer a Family Affair
Since Niko was diagnosed with Burkitt’s Lymphoma in 2019 at 13, he and his parents, Alex and Krista Tacey, have been all in in the fight against childhood cancer.
Persons of the Year
Who’s Your Person of the Year for 2023?
Have a great nominee (or nominees)? Let us know now (we’ll be taking nominations until Oct. 30), and keep your eyes open for our ballot on Nov. 1.
Preston Hollow Celebrates National Night Out
Neighborhoods such as Briarwood, Elm Thicket/Northpark, and the Preston Hollow East Homeowners Association joined in on the fun.
SMU National Night Out
The festivities around the main quad featured a fire safety demonstration with a burnout of two mock dorm rooms (one with a sprinkler and one without), a dog parade, entertainment from a DJ and SMU student performers, raffle prizes, lawn games, food, giveaways, and more.
Holmes Aquatic Center Goes to the Dogs
Who let the dogs in the pool at University Park’s Holmes Aquatic Center? It’s part of the end-of-pool-season tradition, Doggie Splash Day.
Friends Groups Look Forward to Bridging, Expanding Trails
The Friends of Northaven Trail and Friends of Bachman Lake are working toward increasing access to their community assets.
Voices
Our Fair Lady
William Taylor: What’s the best age for appreciating the State Fair of Texas? That’s a tricky one.
UP Celebrates New Sculpture in Barns Park
University Park’s Parks and Recreation Department recently celebrated the dedication of a bronze statue depicting a shepherdess with a lamb and dog created by artist Barvo Walker in Barns Park.
Saint Michael and All Angels Launches Capital Campaign
The "Building our Future" campaign's community phase kicked off with an announcement during worship services Sept. 24, and it's expected to continue into early 2024. The campaign goal is $60 million, and 89% of the goal has been raised in the leadership phase of the campaign.
North Texas Giving Day Raises $63.9 Million
The 15th-annual event fell on Sept. 21 and raised funds for 3,249 nonprofits.
PH Man Finalist for ‘Most Benevolent’ Beard in America
Ben Davis is one of five finalists.
In Case You Missed It
Preston Hollow Man Pens Tribute to His Beloved Bronco
Most of us have had a pet that was a little more special than the others, one that seemed to speak to us and understand exactly what we were saying.
Forest Forward Exhibit Opens at NorthPark
"Forest Forward: The Future is Here" is on display in the NorthCourt area, on level one between Nordstrom and Macy's, and explores the $75 million plan to restore the Forest Theater and ignite a healthy and thriving South Dallas.
In Case You Missed It
St. Mark’s Graduate Strives to Right Wrongs
While studying art and architecture in Florence in 1996, Robert Edsel began asking questions about World War II.
Vickery Meadow Students Spend a Day at the DMA
For a mix of students who combine to speak at least 11 native languages, not just any cultural field trip will do.
Council Member, Local Florist Honor 9/11 With Floral Arrangement Distribution
Petals & Stems, located in the Dallas International District, partnered with District 11 City Council Member Jaynie Schultz to honor and remember the events of 9/11 and to inspire neighbors to spread kindness throughout the community.
A Match Made in the Recovery Room
It’s perhaps no coincidence dynamic doctor-and-nurse Park Cities couple Dr. Mazin and Mari Foteh first met at the Heart Hospital of Austin.
Dallas International District to Host Night Market
The events, which will be held from 4 to 11 p.m. on Sept. 9 and Dec. 9, will be produced by Dallas residents Elle Congelliere and Sarah Chung in partnership with the city and Dallas International District.
‘1, 2, 3 with Mrs. C’ Embraces Moments
Kathleen Covens has coined the term “momenteur” — someone who creates an awareness of moments.
Medical Ministry in War Zones
After Russia invaded Ukraine again in 2022, LEAP Global Missions found a way to help Ukrainian hospitals with surgical support and bring some patients to the U.S. for specialized care.