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$7.5M Awarded for Education, Workforce Innovation
Communities Foundation of Texas funding helps institutions implement and strengthen learning environments and programs for students.
Moms Are Stronger Together
For moms with children in school, May is basically December without the wrapping paper — AP exams, class parties, banquets, sports, graduations — it’s one long exhausting sprint to the finish line.
Sports and Entrepreneurship
Ed Chao introduced himself to Highland Park students in the Moody Advanced Professional Studies Program as a “bootstrap entrepreneur.”
Class of 2025: Embracing Your Next Chapter of Life
Graduation may feel like a finish line — but it’s just the starting block.
What Does National Institutes of Health Funding Mean to You?
The exhilaration of scientific discovery never gets old.
How Graham Harvey Connected with His Character
In the middle of filming 'The Last Rodeo,' one of Graham Harvey’s cousins was injured in a car accident.
In Case You Missed It
Willis to Remain District 13 Council Representative
Voters hit the polls on Saturday to decide the Dallas City Council seats with nearly 50 candidates running for office
Meadows Museum Recognizes Community Artist
Erica Felicella was given the 2025 Moss/Chumley North Texas Artist Award.
Faith
Christ the King Breaks Ground on Expansion Project
Construction recently started on the multi-phased renovations that will revitalize a historic faith institution that has long served the community.
Home
Behind the Gates of ‘Greater Than Gatsby’ Estate
Crespi Estate returns to Dallas luxury real estate market bringing with it fabled past
Monarch’s Spring Tasting Menu is Blooming With Flavor
Chef Jason Rohan and his team took the very best of spring flavors and combined them in ways that are modern and fresh but approachable and satisfying.
News
News Digest
Hot Dallas data includes heat map, Proposition U deadline, police training plan, council ballot
Home
Crespi Estate Returns to Market With More Land, Higher Price
Historic ‘Greater than Gatsby’ property boasts presidential neighbors
Dallas Names New Police, Fire-Rescue Chiefs
Dallas officials have named Daniel Comeaux the next Dallas Police Chief and Justin Ball the next Chief of Dallas Fire-Rescue.
Designer’s Cultural Surroundings Becomes a Family Business
Preston Hollow designer Paula Wenstrom’s mission to renovate and reimagine public spaces and workspaces has become a family affair.
Greenhill Alum Debuts TV Series
The anxiety that plagued Cooper Raiff during his college years continues to be a healthy source of creative inspiration.
Camps
The Fiddler in the Dialysis Room
Relatively few summer campers get serenaded by a fiddle-playing pediatric nephrologist.
SMU Launches MeSpace Sensory-Friendly Workspace
Through a collaboration with the DASS office, Hughes-Trigg Student Center, and SMU Libraries, SMU is testing MeSpace, a plug-and-play, sensory-friendly study space .
Nonprofits
Chi Omega Christmas Market Announces 2025 Beneficiaries
Beneficiaries include Beacon Hill Preparatory Institute, Broadway Dallas, Community Partners of Dallas, Connecting Point of Park Cities, Make-A-Wish North Texas, New Friends New Life, Sleep in Heavenly Peace TX-Dallas/Ft Worth, SPCA of Texas, and The Magdalen House.
Community
Paint Hues Reflect Dallas Artist’s Colorful Journey
JD Miller partnered with Phil Romano of Macaroni Grill, Fuddruckers, and EatZi’s to open Samuel Lynne Galleries, named after Romano’s son and Miller’s daughter