Joy in June
June is arguably the best month of summer for Dallasites: light and cool enough to sit outside, relaxed enough for the kids to stay up a little later, and paced a little less frenzied.
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Community
Sponsors, Volunteers Make Over Campuses
With a $135,000 investment from 38 community sponsors, more than 450 volunteers made upgrades this spring to 35 school hallways and finished more than 21 outdoor projects.
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Creative Partnership Serves Neighborhood Children
Cochran Chapel, founded in the mid-1800s on the Texas frontier, holds to the missions of the United Methodist Church, mainly to lovingly seek disciples for Christ.
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Emmy-Winning Patricia Heaton Celebrates Foster Parents
Tragedy struck Patricia Heaton’s devout Catholic home in Cleveland when she was only 12.
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Voters Have Spoken And Need to Do So Again
A contentious District 13 City Council race turned anticlimactic soon after the polls closed on May 4.
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Johnson Has More Money, Support of Former Mayors
State Rep. Eric Johnson, a surprise late entry in the Dallas mayoral race, finished first in votes on election night and heads toward the June 8 runoff as likely the better-funded candidate.
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Out and About: Dior in Dallas
Dior is here and Paris is officially in Dallas.
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Lawsuit Brought Against Jewish Community Center
A second lawsuit has been brought against the Aaron Family Jewish Community Center of Dallas on allegations of failure “to protect a 14-year-old girl from sexual abuse by an employee.”
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GALLERY: SVP Dallas Celebrates 20th
SVP Dallas held its 20th Anniversary Philanthroparty on April 27 to showcase talents throughout the Dallas community as well as
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Seeking Balance In Culture, Nature
Hi, I’m Len, and I’m a recovering dieter.
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Water Sales Fall Short of Projections
The saying “Hope for the best and prepare for the worst” is an apt description of how utility officials budget to keep water flowing.
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