Best of 2020: Remembering Wick Allison
People Newspapers and the D Magazine empire lost both a mentor and a fearless leader when Wick Allison died in September.
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Believe It or Not, Wick Allison (1948–2020) Had a Secret Softer Side
Many know how Wick Allison strived to make Dallas better through his publications and The Coalition for a New Dallas.
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What Can You Say About Wick Allison in 500 Words or Less?
Thousands of words couldn’t do justice to the late Wick Allison. But he only allowed me 500.
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R.I.P., Wick Allison (1948–2020)
By Tim RogersD Magazine All of us, if we are fortunate, meet one or two angelic people in our entire
Read moreWick Allison to Speak at PHPC
Our own fearless leader, Wick Allison — D Magazine/People Newspapers owner and HPHS grad — will speak at Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church a week from today as
Read moreWick Allison to Speak at Preston Hollow Presbyterian
Our own fearless leader, Wick Allison — owner of the D Magazine chain and People Newspapers — will speak at
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Holding a Debate is Hard to Do
On the suggestion of Wick Allison, my boss and D Magazine’s Chairman and CEO, we at Preston Hollow People, the sister paper to Park Cities People, decided to host a debate between Dallas City Council member Jennifer Staubach Gates and former Dallas mayor Laura Miller.
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Jerrie Marcus Smith Dies at 86
Throughout her life, she volunteered and served as a trustee with organizations including the Junior League of Dallas, the Dallas Woman’s Club, the Dallas Zoo, Hockaday, The Episcopal School of Dallas, and more.
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D Magazine Partners Hires Noelle LeVeaux as Publisher
Company leaders announced on Thursday that Noelle LeVeaux would drive revenue creation for D-branded products.
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What Makes a Home?
D Magazine Partners CEO — and Highland Park resident — Christine Allison may publish D Home but says it’s not the grand houses that make the Park Cities home.
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Coalition Event Will Provide Perspective on Council Elections
Come this summer, the Dallas City Council horseshoe could look very different — more than 50 people are vying for 14 Dallas city council seats on the May 1 ballot, and some seats will have brand-new council representation as their incumbents have been term-limited.
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