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East of Eden: Harwood Park’s Opening Is a Bright Look at Downtown’s Future
The opening weekend crowds at downtown’s newest “neighborhood park” were manageable and a sign of bigger things to come.
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East of Eden: Harwood Park’s Opening Is a Bright Look at Downtown’s Future
The opening weekend crowds at downtown’s newest “neighborhood park” were manageable and a sign of bigger things to come.
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When Will Dallas Learn from Its Mistakes with Restaurant Parks?
Restaurants at Trinity Groves, the AT&T Discovery District, and the Village are all in trouble. Will Dallas developers finally stop trying to plant big new clumps of restaurants?
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Here’s Who Is Coming to Dallas This Weekend: September 21-24
Beyonce tonight, but there’s a whole weekend of live music and festivals ahead of us. Pace yourselves.
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A $10 Million Video Board and New Seats: Cynt Marshall and Brad Alberts Talk AAC’s Face Lift
The two leaders give an inside look at the arena’s latest updates—including a $10 million digital video board—and share what they feel may happen when the Mavs’ and Stars’ lease at the venue expires in 2031.
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How Addison Saved Some Really Big, Old Live Oaks Amid Construction
AMLI hired Houston-based Environmental Design to drag the trees, each weighing approximately the same as an empty space shuttle, across its property. We asked them how they did it.
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Check Out This Carrollton Company’s Colorful and Feminine Blazers
PWR WMN, which opened a new warehouse and storefront last month, works with artists to create its versatile and pretty workwear.
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True North Leader Named President of Salesmanship Club of Dallas
Plus, Knox District staple Georgie has a new executive chef; Lux Ice appoints new CEO; and more.
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East of Eden: Harwood Park’s Opening Is a Bright Look at Downtown’s Future
The opening weekend crowds at downtown’s newest “neighborhood park” were manageable and a sign of bigger things to come.
Personnel Moves
True North Leader Named President of Salesmanship Club of Dallas
Plus, Knox District staple Georgie has a new executive chef; Lux Ice appoints new CEO; and more.
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Bill Munck: The Lawyer from Long Island
He grew up as the only child of a New York cop. Today, he pursues his own brand of justice through his technology-focused Dallas law firm, Munck Wilson Mandala.
Food & Drink
When Will Dallas Learn from Its Mistakes with Restaurant Parks?
Restaurants at Trinity Groves, the AT&T Discovery District, and the Village are all in trouble. Will Dallas developers finally stop trying to plant big new clumps of restaurants?
Primary Care
UTSW Launches Culinary Medicine Consultation Service
Published research found that patients received convenient nutrition advice, improving outcomes, saving time, and reducing healthcare costs.
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Scenes from D Magazine‘s Wild Wild Best of Big D 2023
Scenes from the biggest party of the year, which celebrated the best Dallas has to offer.
Sports
A $10 Million Video Board and New Seats: Cynt Marshall and Brad Alberts Talk AAC’s Face Lift
The two leaders give an inside look at the arena’s latest updates—including a $10 million digital video board—and share what they feel may happen when the Mavs’ and Stars’ lease at the venue expires in 2031.
Healthcare Fraud
U.S. Dermatology Partners Pays $8.9 Million to Resolve Self-Reported Kickback Allegations
The U.S. Attorney applauded the company for self-reporting and cooperating with the investigation.
Dallas History
Tales from the Dallas History Archives: 120 Years Since the Annexation of Oak Cliff
In 1903, the city of Dallas annexed Oak Cliff. Let’s dig through the archives of the Dallas Public Library to see what the neighborhood looked like a century ago.
Shopping & Fashion
Check Out This Carrollton Company’s Colorful and Feminine Blazers
PWR WMN, which opened a new warehouse and storefront last month, works with artists to create its versatile and pretty workwear.