Dogs versus neighbors in Preston Hollow
This is an update to a story that originally appeared in the June print issue of the magazine. The original appears below. …
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Why Preston Hollow is the most difficult neighborhood to protect
Katherine Seale: Preserving Dallas like a boss As chair of the Dallas Landmark Commission, Katherine Seale spends countless hours working…
7 things to do in Preston Hollow this August
Aug. 1-31 ‘Moving Dallas’ VisitDallas presents still images from “Moving Dallas.” The short film captures dancers of various styles set against a…
Lost voices: The Preston Hollow man speaking up about Parkinson’s disease
Lou Neeb overlooked that his right hand sporadically trembled and that his sense of smell dulled. He didn’t notice his…
Alongside Anne Frank: City’s oldest holocaust survivor remembers Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen
Neighborhood Holocaust survivor shares memories from the concentration camps Photo by: Danny Fulgencio Irma Freudenreich never believed she would die…
7 things to do in Preston Hollow this July
July 3 Ranger Danger The Dallas Park Rangers discuss how to best care for our parks and prepare for the…
7 things to do in Preston Hollow this June
Through Sept. 9 Fresh finds Explore the Saint Michael’s Farmers Market, where local farmers and artisans sell produce and handmade…
Library series encourages learning throughout the summer
Catapulting kids’ curiosity Most students are ecstatic to abandon their notebooks and book bags for the summer. For parents, keeping…
Preston Hollow’s mad artist: Brad Ellis is taking over the art world, one painting at a time
Brad Ellis has a knack for the unconventional. After 18 years in advertising for American Airlines, the Preston Hollow neighbor…
7 things to do in Preston Hollow in May
Through June 17 Bluebonnet tours The prairie surrounding the George W. Bush Presidential Center is alive with the sight of…
7 things to do in Preston Hollow in April
April 1 Magic moment ACME Magic brings a series of wacky stunts only seen in cartoons to life. Portable holes,…
6 years in hell: From the Holocaust to helping to hang Nazis
Jack Repp watched the hangings of every Nazi he helped convict with the U.S. Secret Service. Before they were hung,…
