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Crime
Crime Reports June 10 – 16
A would-be thief damaged a pickup truck at a home in the 4800 block of Allencrest Lane during a failed attempt to remove the tailgate.
Batman Mural Art Coming to Dallas
The first mural was unveiled last week in Seattle at the city’s landmark music venue, The Crocodile.
Next Generation Corner Store Opening in Uptown, University Park
A new kind of corner store, think New York City bodega, the 3,600-square-foot space features a full-service coffee bar, all-day café, beer on tap and wine by the glass, with comfortable lounge seating for 42, and additional seating for 46 on an expansive outdoor patio.
Out and About
Studio Brings “Instagrams” of Fun to Mockingbird Station
Picture Park officially opened last weekend in the space between Verizon and Accents, bringing with it 15 different installations throughout 4500 square-feet of studio space
Five “Must Try” Gyms for a Summer Workout
I recently stopped by several local studios to find out what the experts suggest. From Pilates-influenced strength training to boot camps and more, here are five I recommend trying.
Out and About
“Aladdin” Brings Dallas Audience to Its Feet
Honestly, I felt like I was inside a Disney theme park. I felt like a kid again. I even dared to sing along, something I don't often do at the theater.
Crime
Crime Reports May 27 – June 2
It was quite an evening at the CVS at Mockingbird Lane and Central Expressway. At 1:59 a.m. May 29, a black 2002 Ford F250 crashed through the front door of the store and the would-be thief attempted to steal the ATM. The damage to the front door totaled around $10,000.
Crime
Crime: May 20 – 26
A $100 Broker Hyde wallet that likely fell onto the driveway from its owner's pocket when he got home in the the 3600 block of Normandy Avenue at 6:30 p.m. May 21 was discovered missing at 6:30 a.m. the next day.
Out and About
“Cruel Intentions” Musical; Not What You Think
Now playing at the AT&T Performance Arts Center Wyly Theater (through May 26), the musical is a cross between a parody of the cult classic and what the Chicago Tribune so eloquently called a jukebox adaptation of the same.
Biscuit Bar Opens in Park Cities
All you "knead" is love, and a new University Park eatery is doing that with just six simple ingredients in its biscuit recipe.
The Biscuit Bar Opens in Park Cities
All you "knead" is love, and a new University Park eatery is doing that with just six simple ingredients in its biscuit recipe.
Dallas’ HALL Group Chairman to Speak at CEO Breakfast Series
The event is the second installment of The CEO Breakfast Series at Al Biernat's – a new dining program/speaker series that will take place 5-6 times throughout the year.
Summer Fun at Perot Museum
With the sweltering Texas summer imminent, the Perot Museum will offer a cool retreat with seriously smart, amaze-your-brain fun.
Dallas Eats: Spring/Summer Pairing Not to Miss
Highlights range from a celebrity-endorsed infant and toddler meal delivery launching in the area next week to a wide selection of seasonal bites and drinks landing on some of our favorite menus.
Out and About
Miss Saigon: The American Dream
"Miss Saigon" may be billed as the epic love story of our time, but in all honesty, it's probably one of the saddest stories I've seen – in the best way possible.
Crime
Crime Reports May 6 – 12
May 8 was a bad day for windows on cars parked at locations along Preston Road. Burglars broke three in order to steal vehicle contents. Incidents were reported at 9:57 a.m. at Northaven United Methodist Church at Preston and Northaven roads, at 7:07 p.m. at Preston Royal Village, and at 7:34 p.m. at Preston Forest Village.
Johnson Has More Money, Support of Former Mayors
State Rep. Eric Johnson, a surprise late entry in the Dallas mayoral race, finished first in votes on election night and heads toward the June 8 runoff as likely the better-funded candidate.