Comings and Goings
The brand’s first contactless airport retail store featuring Amazon’s Just Walk Out Technology opened in late February at Dallas Love Field.
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Historic Texas Blizzard Couldn’t Keep Solo Burgers Closed
University Park restauranteur employs New York know-how to weather the cold.
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Two Moms Turn Recycled Beads Into Trendy Jewelry
With a $100 investment, two friends have turned their shared jewelry making hobby into a $1 million business.
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Comings and Goings
Whether you’re looking for new dining, shopping, or something else entirely, we have details on businesses that are coming or going.
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House of the Month: 5335 Meaders Lane
Noted architect Elby Martin designed this incredible, Tuscan -inspired stone-clad estate home with an Italian barrel tile roof on a manicured 1.1-acre site in Old Preston Hollow with mature trees and landscaping by Harold Leidner.
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Real Talk: Kelley Christian
Originally from the Phoenix area, Kelley Christian, now of Rogers Healy and Associates, arrived in Dallas to attend SMU, earning her bachelor’s in 2003.
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Abbott, Johnson Offer Relief Initiatives After Winter Storm
Dallas continues to deal with the aftermath of last week’s storm, all while ramping up vaccine distribution. Here’s what you need to know today.
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Comings and Goings
The company with four North Texas locations started in Memphis in 2013 and sells bath and shower, body, laundry, and other skincare products made in-store.
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Knox Gets The Village Touch
MSD Capital, L.P., The Retail Connection, and Trammell Crow Company have retained Highland Park Village Management Company to lease, market, and manage their retail holdings in the Knox District.
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Manorly Seeks To Take Stress Out Of Home Maintenance
During a year in which families are spending more time at home while juggling work and school responsibilities, a Dallas-based concierge service helps with cleaning, maintenance, and technology.
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Braniff Brand Still Means Travel Industry Luxury
Want to give Dallas visitors a feel of the late ‘60s-early 1970s when colorful, high-service airlines dominated the skies and discotheques dominated the imagination?
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