Carol Toler
Contributor at Lake Highlands Advocate Mag
Advocate Magazine contributor. Lover of all things Lake Highlands.
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3 weeks ago |
prestonhollow.advocatemag.com | Carol Toler
Jesuit Dallas beat Southlake Carroll 2-1 Tuesday and will advance to the UIL state soccer semifinals. After a scoreless first half, senior Noah McGough earned the game’s first goal to give the Rangers the lead. Senior Clyde Araiza put the ball in the net during overtime to secure the win. Jesuit (21-1-0) will now face Mesquite High at 5 p.m. on Saturday, April 5 at Garland ISD’s Homer B. Johnson Stadium. The winner will travel to Georgetown’s Birkelbach Field for the state championship April 12.
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3 weeks ago |
prestonhollow.advocatemag.com | Carol Toler
By Carol Toler|March 31st, 2025| Jesuit Dallas defeated Trophy Club Byron Nelson 2-0 Friday in overtime to earn a trip to the UIL regional soccer finals. The fourth-round playoff appearance will be Jesuit’s first since winning state in 2017. Jesuit (20-1-0) will face Southlake Carroll Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Children’s Health Stadium in Prosper.
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1 month ago |
lakewood.advocatemag.com | Carol Toler
Is there a service organization or social club cooler or more fun than the Exchange Club of Lake Highlands? Their biggest fundraiser is Oktoberfest Dallas, a community-wide, all-day beer bash and live music venue which finds a way to be both raucous and family-friendly. Now they’re hosting Jackopierce at their annual spring benefit concert and auction. If you thought Exchangites were just a bunch of do-gooders raising money for college scholarships and child abuse prevention, think again.
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1 month ago |
lakehighlands.advocatemag.com | Carol Toler
Chu the Panda joined Wildcat cheerleaders from Lake Highlands High School Tuesday for the grand opening of the newest Panda Express. The fast casual restaurant at 9237 Lyndon B. Johnson Freeway near Greenville Avenue is part of the largest family-owned and operated Asian dining concept in America. Panda Express is growing, and this new shop reflects their trend toward a reduced indoor seat count.
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2 months ago |
lakehighlands.advocatemag.com | Austin Wood |Carol Toler
National Margarita Day is this Saturday, and with plenty of area spots serving up Texas’ unofficial state cocktail, neighbors have plenty of options to get in on the fun. Celebrated every year on Feb. 22, National Margarita Day is a celebration of the most Texan of drinks. Margaritas may be a statewide passion, but Dallas has a unique claim to the beloved drink due to Mariano Hernandez’s famed invention, the frozen margarita machine.
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