Perot Debuts New Exhibits, Extends Spring Break Hours
“Mission Mars: Perseverance Rover” and “Sound Trek: Journey of Sound” will both be open by spring break.
Read more“Mission Mars: Perseverance Rover” and “Sound Trek: Journey of Sound” will both be open by spring break.
Read moreHighland Park assistant director of development services Chelsey Gordon briefed the Town Council on the upcoming swim season during the March 5 study session.
Read moreTo celebrate women and individuality, Wildlike, a local woman-owned business, is offering free headshots that embrace individuality and uniqueness.
Read moreAs the award recipient, Copeland will participate in an artistic residency at SMU where he will conduct the Meadows Symphony Orchestra in “Police Deranged for Orchestra,” featuring some of The Police’s best-known songs. The show will be April 16 at the 31st-annual Meadows at the Meyerson event.
Read moreThe Dallas Symphony Orchestra League debutantes took center stage at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center to do the Texas Dip — an all the way to the floor full court bow.
Read moreWelcome to this stunning yet understated custom quality new construction jewel by Koonsman & Co., a name synonymous with excellence in homebuilding.
Read moreSpring is the perfect time to declutter, tackle home improvement projects, and breathe new life into your rooms with seasonal colors and accessories.
Read moreProperty damage, theft and forgery plague this week’s Park Cities Crime Reports.
Read moreBetty Regard will be awarded the 2024 Caroline Rose Hunt Cherish the Children Award, which highlights her continuous effort of helping children who have been abused or neglected. Regard is a longtime Dallas CASA supporter, having served on the board of directors, on the advisory board, and as a founding member of the Children’s Council.
Read moreHPISD’s Community Advisory Committee is meeting for the second time March 5 to consider items to include in a potential bond proposal that could appear on the ballot in November 2024 or May 2025.
Read moreWhen Paul Rasmussen began pursuing his Master of Divinity in 2000, a pastor who graduated a dozen years earlier already had legendary status at SMU’s Perkins School of Theology.
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