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Ebby Halliday Companies Names New CEO
Carolyn Rosson was recently promoted to CEO of Ebby Halliday Companies. She most recently was president of the company and now serves a dual role as president and CEO.
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Out & About: Crystal Charity Ball 10 Best Dressed Fashion Show and Luncheon
Philanthropic fashionistas took to the runway as designer Adam Lippes showcased his spring/summer 2024 collection during the annual Crystal Charity Ball Fashion Show and Luncheon Sept. 8 at Neiman Marcus downtown.
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Hockaday Installs Laura Leathers as Head of School
As the 14th head of school in Hockaday history, she was installed as a convocation and installation ceremony in Hockaday’s Penson Athletic Center.
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Lawsuit Over Failed Lucky’s Hot Chicken Expansion Settled
A lawsuit regarding a planned Lucky’s Hot Chicken expansion across the Dallas-Fort Worth area filed Aug. 24 by investors that named Vandelay Hospitality Group CEO Hunter Pond, Vandelay Hospitality Group, and home builder Lou Olerio was resolved by Sept. 1.
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Sunnybrook Residents Oppose Kips Bay Return
Some neighbors have concerns about the traffic that the fundraiser will create.
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SMU Joining ACC
SMU accepted an invitation to join the Atlantic Coast Conference in all sports, University President R. Gerald Turner announced Sept. 1.
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Ex-HP Golfer Grows the Game Through Passion, Philanthropy
Michelle Edgar had a decorated career at Highland Park, but her contributions to golf might be even greater these days.
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Loncar Home on Arcady Avenue on the Market
The former home of Dallas attorney Brian Loncar, known for his TV moniker “the Strong Arm,” in Highland Park is on the market for $8.5 million.
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Gold Award Winners: 8 Area Students Earn Girl Scouting’s Highest Honor
In June, the Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas presented Gold Award pins to several girls from Preston Hollow area schools.
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Drive for Five: Parish QB Aims to Keep TAPPS Dynasty Rolling
Sawyer Anderson knew what he was getting into. But was he ready?
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Another Historic Highland Park Home Razed
Less than 24 hours before demolition began Aug. 21, an estimated 30-40 neighbors in the 4400 block of Fairfax Avenue gathered among yards decorated with signs that read “Preserve Our Street,” “Restore 4415,” and “Keep the Trees” for a block party to raise awareness about the historic home.
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