People Newspapers
Rotary isn’t a religious organization, but Holly Hollenbeck found herself referencing faith as she recruited volunteers leading up to a recent foot care clinic for people experiencing homelessness.
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Editor’s inbox: An email touting the new streaming availability of documentary “Now or Never: A Tony Romo Story” had me thinking of our sports editor Todd Jorgenson.
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Participants in this year’s version of Dallas’ only citywide home tour curated by architects will find half the stops in People Newspapers’ markets.
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Quilters, weavers, and seamstresses showed off their work during the 53rd annual show of the Dallas Area Fiber Artists, held this summer at CC Young Senior Living.
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You don’t need a camper to appreciate Texas’ state parks, but having one could motivate you to visit nearly all of them.
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The Turtle Creek Association’s annual Tour of Homes returns in person with opportunities to see four significant homes in the picturesque Turtle Creek area.
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William Taylor: What’s the best age for appreciating the State Fair of Texas? That’s a tricky one.
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A locker looter, failed auto thieves, and a mean motorist appear in the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for July 24-30.
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Dave and Darian Reichert, of Highland Park, have been marking monumental milestones for their Reichert Woodworks family of companies.
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With summer arriving, the Meadows Museum is extending “In the Shadow of Dictatorship: Creating the Museum of Spanish Abstract Art” through July 30 in hopes more people will experience the celebrated exhibition before it returns to Spain.
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The fierce, athletic, and hilarious performance drew cheers and howls from the theatergoers at Dallas’ Music Hall at Fair Park, one of several sets fulfilling my young bride’s wish “to see the feet move.”
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