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Real Estate Pros: Give Us Some Real Talk
When the market is as busy as the Dallas-Fort Worth market is, and housing inventory so dear, creating relationships with new buyers and sellers is important.
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CSI: Ursuline Academy
Students become detectives in Kirsten Lindsay-Hudak’s forensics class.
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Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa To Resign
Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa is apparently going to be one in a recent spate of superintendents to resign their posts.
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Buildings Bulldozed In SE Corner of Snider Plaza
The buildings that once housed longtime Snider Plaza business Peggy Sue BBQ, Lane Florist, Logos Bookstore, Arman Jewelry, and a tailor are no more. Demolition work began on the buildings Jan. 10.
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‘Be Happy’ And Huge
See mural-sized reproduction of Jina Lee’s winning painting.
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Meet Our Persons of the Year
Over the weekend, we announced our Park Cities, Preston Hollow, and Readers’ Choice Persons of the Year with a quiet little sneak peek of the covers of our January issues on social media.
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Preston Hollow Person of the Year: ‘I Just Count it All a Joy’
Cindy Brinker Simmons’ passion for philanthropy is pretty much genetic. But her desire to contribute to finding a cure for cancer came while she sat on a church pew, mourning the loss of her mother.
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Park Cities Person of the Year: ‘Science Is the Answer’
One of Lyda Hill’s guiding philosophies in her philanthropic efforts is “science is the answer.”
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Readers’ Choice Person of the Year: ‘One of the Best People I Have Ever Met’
Izzy Martin may be fighting cancer, but her care for others earned her more than 900 votes in our Readers’ Choice Person of the Year for 2021.
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Time to Vote on Your Favorite Story From 2021
Last year, we asked our readers to weigh in with their favorites, too, and we’ve continued that this year. Vote today!
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Vote on the Readers’ Choice 2021 Person of the Year
We asked for your nominations for our first-ever Readers’ Choice Person of the Year, and you came through.
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