People Newspapers
In browsing back through the dozens of photos taken, I was struck by how the artists’ portraits emerged into the forefront, no matter the positioning or lighting of the photographic angle.
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During a time when most women were discouraged from entering ministry, the Rev. Donna Whitehead forged her own path.
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Influenced, in part, by childhood memories of a residential designer her mom used in Little Rock, Lindsay Wilson chose her major midway through her freshman year at the University of Arkansas.
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Can’t think of the perfect gift for your foodie and drinkie friends? How about a bottle of José’s Cuatro X Cuatro Mezcal.
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Planning to use a golf cart on Dallas streets? Make sure you’re aware of the specific conditions and safety requirements outlined by the City to ensure safe and compliant operation.
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Natalia Salem, David Craig, Mike Radar, Linda McMahon, and Kevin Butera receive our congratulations on their achievements.
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The Salvation Army’s Major McFarland was presented a check for over $2,000 and loads of gifts for Angel Tree angels from WP second graders.
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The fall festival at the Preston of the Park Cities senior living community included a pie walk, pumpkin painting, handmade jewelry maker, and such fall treats as artisan cheese and apple cider.
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Rena Pederson’s book chronicles the true story of the brazen yet uncatchable cat burglar who targeted homes in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow in the 1950s and ’60s.
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Although shelves are rarely the focal point in a room, cluttered shelves can distract from an otherwise immaculate space.
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The incentives and benefits of becoming a Dallas police officer are included in the announcement, as well as an extensive list of qualifying factors.
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