All Stories by Claudia Carson-Habeeb
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Building on the Past
Every home has a narrative. Every renovation asks the same question journalists do.
Home
Who Does Preston Hollow Think It Is?
Drive through Preston Hollow, and no two blocks tell the same story.
Business
The Restaurant Two-Step
If Preston Hollow and Park Cities diners have learned anything in recent years, it’s this: Don’t get too attached to a favorite table.
Crime
Don’t Let Scammers Crash Your Summer Vacation
Summer vacation should end with souvenirs and great memories, not stories about getting scammed.
Living
Four-Legged Lobbyists Rally Support at the Horseshoe
District 13 Council Member Gay Willis champions animal advocacy at City Hall
Community
Before FIFA Came to Dallas, a Doctor Changed the Game
Dr. Kenneth Cooper helped build the fitness foundation for Brazil’s historic championship run
Community
City to Host Preston-Douglas Project Community Meeting
The meeting will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, August 6, at the Preston Royal Library
Community
Nasher Center Announces First Public Prize Ceremony
The event will coincide with the installation of a monumental sculpture by Halilaj in the Nasher Garden, where it will remain on view through summer 2027
News
Klyde Warren Park Names Calvert Collins-Bratton President and CEO
Collins-Bratton succeeds to the leadership role after more than a decade of involvement with the park as a donor and advocate
Nonprofits
Country Music Star Kane Brown Wows Crowd at Dak Prescott Fundraiser
Gala raised $1.5M to further Faith Fight Finish Foundation's mission
Schools
Mayor’s Back to School Fair Returns August 7
The event will be held at Fair Park in the Automobile Building and Centennial Hall
News
Help Improve Traffic Flow in District 13
Resident feedback is being requested for locations that may benefit from street signage
News
Preston Royal Library to Host Zines Workshop
Zines are self-published or independently made booklets
News
HP Town Council Addresses Stormwater Drainage
Issues with the Town's existing ordinance arose during a recent study session
News
Limited Alley-to-Curb Trash Pickup to Begin in February
About 200 residential alley blocks (approximately 6,000 homes) are moving to curbside service
News
Portions of Lakeside Drive and Abbott Avenue to Close for Road Resurfacing
Application of asphalt rejuvenator seal scheduled for portions of Highland Park on July 13-July 15
News
City of Dallas to Implement Furlough Days
Many city offices will be closed, but online portals will remain fully operational
Community
Nonprofit Offers Second Chances After Incarceration
Unlocking Doors aids in navigating employment and housing barriers