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Pickens, Perot Remembered As Larger-Than Life Business Leaders
In a matter of just a few months, Dallas has lost two of its most colorful business legends: H. Ross Perot and T. Boone Pickens.
Poke Bowls, Gotta Try ‘Em All
At Malibu Poke, I’ve found the one poke bowl I will eat, and here’s why:
Ticket Sales To Open for Musicals “Dear Evan Hansen,” “The Color Purple”
Tickets of the most remarkable shows in musical theater history, Dear Evan Hansen, and one of the greatest revivals ever, The Color Purple, will both go on sale later this month.
Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra Announces New Season
The world-renowned Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra will kick off its 48th season this October with the first performance of the Meyerson series.
Designers Present Preston Center Park Options
The Dallas City Council on Sept. 11 will consider the future of developments on Northwest Highway, including two new options for replacing the Preston Center garage.
Hillcrest Student Thrives in Mayor’s Fellow Program
The Mayor’s Intern Fellows Program has become a Dallas tradition, one new mayor Eric Johnson plans to continue.
9 Things to Do Around the Park Cities This September
From the annual Doggy Day Splash at Holmes Acquadic Center to supportin the University Park library at the UP Flea Market, September is filled with things to do.
9 Things to Do in (and Around) Preston Hollow This September
From fashion shows benefiting local nonprofits to the Dallas Symphony Orchestra playing in your backyard, September is filled with things to do.
Has China’s Trade Policy Impacted my Recycling?
Jacob Speer, University Park public works director, said the city averages about 3,500 tons of recyclables per year, of which 15 percent ends up in the landfill due to contamination.
“Cats” to Play at Dallas’ Music Hall at Fair Park
Presented by Dallas Summer Musicals and Broadway Across America, Cats will open Nov. 5 at the Music Hall in Fair Park. Tickets for the engagement, which runs through Nov. 17, are now on sale.
Dallas Film Announces First 15 Films for First-Ever North Texas Film Festival
To honor those must-see horror movies, FANGORIA is teaming up with Dallas Film and the North Texas Film Festival to present two beloved films, both famously gracing the pages of the magazine.
Two-Day Dino Fest Returns to the Perot Museum
Back for its second year, Dino Fest, a paleontological party and celebration of all things dinosaur, will return to the Perot Museum of Nature and Science Aug. 31 through Sept. 1.
“Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” Delivers Whimsical Fun
Whimsy and weird, "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" delivered a whole bunch of nostalgia and new memories when it opened Thursday night at the Winspear Opera House in Dallas' Arts District.
Allred Emphasizes Bipartisan Teamwork in Freshman Year
In a six-month report to constituents, Allred noted that 70 percent of the 110 bills he co-sponsored are bipartisan.
Neighbors Work to Increase Use of W.T. White Track
The Wellness Connection project would turn a weedy, ant-hilled vacant area at the south end of the W.T. White High School track into a “multi-generational, multi-ability” outdoor exercise area.
NorthPark Visitors Join International Conversation
In 40 cities around the world, Twitter launched what it called “an inaugural global experiential activation,” to bring the power of conversation to life.
Lynn McBee: Not Mayor, But Working for Dallas
Lynn McBee is confronting big-city issues as only a long-distance runner can: patiently, methodically and with a vast reserve of energy.
Philanthropy
Hari Mari Announces 24-Hour Philanthropic Initiative
Dallas-based Hari Mari to donate profits from 24 hours of flip flop sales to mark National Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month