People Newspapers
Temple Shalom will partner with Children’s Health to hold its 23rd Annual “Fore the Kids” Golf Tournament, a fundraiser to benefit Children’s Health and Temple Shalom Youth Programming.
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Allie + Bess, the multi-million-dollar jewelry business that began at the kitchen tables of Preston Hollow resident Bess Callarman and her best friend Allie Wardlaw, celebrates its fifth anniversary this month.
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Harley Glazer knew the Specific Carbohydrate Diet could keep his Crohn’s disease in remission. But in a world of fast food and donuts, a food plan that limits diners to very simple sugars in unprocessed foods is challenging for any teen to follow.
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Growing up, Greg Grainger dreamed of becoming an architect.
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Shooting 9-under par in any round under any circumstances is difficult enough. To do it in back-to-back competitive tournaments would be the envy of any golfer.
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Students and families lined up at sunrise on Aug. 2 for the 28th Annual Dallas Mayor’s Back to School Fair, the one-stop shop for 10,000 economically disadvantaged families to get everything they need to go back to the classroom.
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John J. Pershing Elementary kicked off the first day of school with cheers, hugs, and high fives on Aug. 12, and staff hopes to keep the celebration going with top achievement this year.
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‘Preston Hollow People’ gives a cheer for a woman-leader in accounting, a top high school soccer athlete, a St. Mark’s alum who was the 48th overall NBA Draft pick, and a high schooler who made a winning pitch to support early elementary mental health.
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When Preston Hollow mom Lisa Hardy debuted her TX FastPass website for scheduling appointments at the Texas Department of Public Safety, people at first thought it might be a scam.
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Dallas City Council District 11 aims to teach young residents how the city operates and connect them with their representatives during its first Youth Town Hall from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 15 at the Fretz Recreation Center, 6950 Belt Line Road.
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Beneath the glittering tiaras and elegantly cut dresses — worn for less than a week during the Miss Texas’ Teen Pageant — lies a year’s worth of hard work.
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