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6 days ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
SKULLDUGGERY OF THE WEEK: A COSTLY EXHAUST The individual who removed a catalytic converter from a parked car in the 10700 block of Preston Road on May 20 was likely not an anti-pollutionist, but was looking to make some fast cash after stealing the expensive auto part. May 20An individual stole from a retail store in the 6400 block of West Northwest Parkway. Pool equipment was stolen outside of a residence in the 3900 block of Highgrove Drive.
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1 week ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
When Heather Dubrow, wife of plastic surgeon and television personality, Terry Dubrow, tried Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) during an episode of The Real Housewives of Orange County, I thought it was likely just another “best kept secret” gimmick. I enjoy staying active, but am not an exercise junkie, and the thought of accelerating the benefits of a workout piqued my interest.
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1 week ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
Date & Place: May 14 at Lounge 31 in Highland Park VillageChairs: Lauren Combest and Debbie OatesSponsors: PlainsCapital, Dallas Southwest Osteopathic Physicians, Sewell Automotive CompaniesNotable: JLD is the largest female organization in Dallas and donates more than $1 million to nonprofits every year. JLD gives 4,000 women each year opportunities to lead and serve.
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1 week ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
SKULLDUGGERY OF THE WEEK: COMPUTER LOOTERAn individual took computers from a home without permission on May 17 in the 6500 block of Tulip Lane. May 13An individual collided into property and fled in the 9300 block of Inwood Road. An individual committed fraud at Love Field Airport. An individual stole from a retail store in the 11900 block of Preston Road. May 14A prowler was spotted in the 6400 block of Bandera Avenue. An individual violated weapon laws at Love Field Airport.
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1 week ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
Date & Place: May 9 at The Omni DallasNotable: Guests were immersed in vibrant Moroccan décor, flavorful bites, exotic sips, and rich cultural experiences. Guests included Dr. Jessica Shepherd, Dr. Tiffany Moon, Katelyn Barbier-Mueller, Laura Reeder, Kit Sawers, Jennifer Sampson, Jessica Khan, and Heather Lisle.
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1 week ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
In a neighborhood where four-car garages are hardly news, a Preston Hollow estate is turning heads with a Ferrari parked, not in the driveway, but in the living room. The home, inspired by the film TRON: Legacy, was created by Michael Shaun Jackson of Acquiesce Design. Perched in the Bird Streets, the residence delivers a sense of life in an alternate — and over-the-top — reality.
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1 week ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
The Trump administration’s tariffs on global markets are turning the U.S. bull market into a bear market faster than at any point in modern history. Despite that observation, Christina Sautter, an investment law expert at SMU’s Dedman School of Law, recommends a patient approach in the unprecedented moment. “My advice would be to not sell your existing stocks and if possible, buy the dip,” she said.
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1 week ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
Date & Place: April 28, Dallas Country ClubBeneficiary: Family CompassChairs: Bianca Hernandez and Elisabeth McHughSponsors: North Dallas Bank & Trust Co.Notable: Featured speaker, Erin Merryn, discussed her book Stolen Innocence with event emcee, Calvert Collins-Bratton.
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1 week ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
Parish Episcopal juniors Elliott Lewis, Marley Martinez, and Sahara Tran were eager to inspire the younger students who would experience their SPARK Art Pop-up exhibit but didn’t realize how much they’d learn about themselves in the process. The trio, who were selected to participate in the second annual installment of the exhibit, set out to create an origami-themed underwater forest, merging land and water, reality and imagination.
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2 weeks ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
While the nation has seen the largest increase in homelessness since the pandemic, Dallas and Collin counties homeless population has decreased by nearly 5% over the past year, according to Housing Forward’s 2025 State of Homelessness Address held at the Winspear Opera House on May 20. The decline is largely attributed to the city’s Street-to-Home initiative, which has transitioned 257 people from downtown Dallas streets into housing with behavioral health support.
