Who will say “no” now?
Hunt, the M Streets councilwoman, isn’t running for re-election next month; she has served as many terms as the city charter allows.
True Crime: Credit card abuse
Mary Barnett learned someone had used her credit card to purchase the items and had them shipped to her address.
Scene and heard
Dallas Blooms Allie Potts threw a precious smile to the camera while visiting the Dallas Arboretum during the opening weekend of Dallas Blooms. People…
News and notes
J. L. Long Middle School student Stella DeLaughter traveled to Uganda with the activist group Invisible Children for nine days in February
Business Buzz
In February, Cafe Lago owner Gabriela Kovacic announced her retirement and the subsequent closing of her White Rock Lake-area restaurant.
Violence begets peace
Words seem to have value for neighborhood artist Karen Blessen, who designed 29 art pieces and a subsequent nonprofit organization around phrases. One word in particular has special value for Blessen: peace.
In the name of Justice
DFW Rescue Me keeps Justice the pup’s memory alive and works tirelessly to spread the message that animal abuse will not be tolerated through its program Voices for Justice.
Alternative blanc
The next time you want to drink the same old thing, consider these alternatives.
Delicious: Mudsmith
It doesn’t take more than a second after walking into Mudsmith
What gives?
The Foster Teens Benefit Concert at Lakewood Theater, by Foster Kids Charity in cooperation with The World Global Women Council, will support the upcoming Dallas Home for Foster Children.
Carnivore, converted
Lakewood resident Nancy Addison’s book is, essentially, a compilation of everything she’s learned — through trial and error — since she became a devout vegetarian 27 years ago.
Landscape art
Jimmy Turner says everyone thinks his job as senior director of gardens at the Dallas Arboretum is pastoral, peaceful and fun all the time.
