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4th Annual Jackopierce Christmas Show
Start your Holiday Season off right and get your tickets now for the 4th Annual Jackopierce Christmas Show! Use code JPCYBER today for 20% off on Cyber Monday!
Town Leaders Resistant to Roundabout Solution
Introducing two roundabouts at the intersections of Preston Road, Armstrong Parkway-Avenue, Oak Lawn Avenue, and Lakeside Drive would save motorists 34 seconds
Music Teacher on The ‘Rise’ With New Album
Texas native Emmeline Miles grew up memorizing words to Whitney Houston songs and singing to her parents from a kitchen chair stage.
Oncor Pauses Tree Removal, But For How Long?
Part of Bonnie Brown’s morning ritual includes sitting at her dining room table by 5:30 a.m. and watching the sunrise as she studies the Bible.
Partner Content: The Trains at NorthPark Now Open
Since 1987, the Trains at NorthPark have been delighting the hearts and minds of young and old alike. Presented by BANK OF TEXAS, this holiday family tradition
Dallas To Celebrate Philanthropy Nov. 9
The student-run multi-generation organization, which uses proceeds from its annual mistletoe sale at Highland Park Village to fight hunger, will be among the
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Unitarian Church Starts Race Relations Discussion
When First Unitarian Church of Dallas moved from downtown to the Park Cities in the early 1940s, the congregation was the only one listed in the phone book as
Leaning into Older Age
As a mom, I well remember that sweltering August in ages past when my sweating son sported his red sweater over his school uniform, denoting his “senior” status
Monarch Butterfly Populations Experience Dramatic Decline
Monarch butterflies play their part in the ecosystem, pollinating flowers and providing a food source for wasps, lizards, birds, spiders, and other predators.
Allman’s Sign Walls of the Brain Performance Institute
For the second year in a row, Allie Beth Allman & Associates has teamed with D Magazine to make a difference in the Dallas community with the D Gives initiative
National Night Out
Highland Park residents and town staff mingled as children explored public safety vehicles Oct. 2 during National Night Out at Highland Park Village
Homeless Find Food For the Soul Through Art
The Stewpot, established by the First Presbyterian Church of Dallas in 1975, began with a focus on serving food to homeless neighbors.
A Farm to Table Experience
When Park Cities resident Iris McCallister set out to create a long-table dinner where local chefs and farmers would have a chance to network, she never imagine
Ronald McDonald House Breaks Ground on $11.5M Expansion
Ronald McDonald House of Dallas (RMHD) recently broke ground on an $11.5 million, 18,000 square-foot expansion that will be ready to accept families in the
Whom Is She Going To Be Next?
The next time you see Calista Fyfe, the 2018 Dallas International School graduate might be someone else
Freedom Day with Communities Foundation of Texas
Communities Foundation for Texas for Business (CFT4B), a program of Communities Foundation of Texas (CFT) organized more than 1,000 volunteers to participate
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Bridging the Community
It’s been said that life dramatically changes when people stop worrying about what a good Christian would say and start doing what a good Christian would do
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Great Haul of Pumpkins
A tradition that began with the simple question – ‘Why can’t we sell pumpkins like the church down the street?’ – will celebrate its 12th anniversary this fall with two tractor-trailers delivering hundreds of plump gourds at the steps of Royal Lane Baptist Church.
