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1 week ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
Thomas Gresham learned the values of hard work and a good education at his first job painting propane and diesel tanks in the heat of a Mississippi summer. “It was humbling work and encouraged me to strive for more,” he said. “Fast forward to moving to Dallas, my dad told me something his grandfather once told him before he went to SMU. Never forget where you came from.
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1 week ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
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1 week ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
The Children’s Cancer Fund’s 35th Anniversary Gala welcomed supporters to an unforgettable evening at the Hilton Anatole on April 11. Marking 35 years of compassion, courage, and community impact, the star-studded event celebrated 20 remarkable pediatric cancer warriors who lit up the runway with strength and style, joined by an inspiring roster of celebrity escorts and cheered on by a sold-out crowd.
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1 week ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
SKULLDUGGERY OF THE WEEK: AN OUTDOOR SCOREA theft occurred in an exterior area of a property in the 6400 block of Stefani Drive on April 8. Tuesday 8A vehicle’s window was damaged, and property was stolen in the 12000 block of Preston Road. A vehicle was stolen from a restaurant in the 7700 block of Forest Lane. A handgun was fired at individuals in an outdoor area near the 4700 block of Lyndon B. Johnson Freeway.
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1 week ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
People Newspapers first wrote about Travis Hollman’s MeSpace adaptable study and work space last October. The story can be found here. Now, in response to growing demands for inclusive and flexible campus environments SMU, through a collaboration with the DASS office, Hughes-Trigg Student Center, and SMU Libraries, is testing out MeSpace, a plug-and-play, sensory-friendly study space – just in time for Autism Acceptance Month.
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1 week ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
Community Partners of Dallas (CPD) celebrated its 19th annual Chick Lit Luncheon, presented by Dr. Robert and Lara Tafel, on March 28, at the Hilton Anatole. Luncheon co-chairs Alison Malone and Kelley Schadt, with honorary chair Kameron Westcott, were joined by 1,100 attendees at the event, which featured a conversation with NBC5’s Laura Harris and award-winning anchor and journalist Hoda Kotb.
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1 week ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
The Highland Park ISD board of trustees celebrated students’ accomplishments during its March 25 meeting. The meeting began with four Bradfield Broncos reciting the mission and vision statement and the pledges.
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2 weeks ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
Who says you have to swim with the sharks to soar like an eagle? Not the participants in the Episcopal School of Dallas’ annual entrepreneurship competition. ESD’s version possesses all the elements of the popular television show. Students present their business models in front of a panel of “sharks” who include local business leaders, SMU faculty, and a current SMU student who was a previous winner of the competition. Judges pose tough questions, critique the business plans, and select finalists.
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2 weeks ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
SKULLDUGGERY OF THE WEEK: PESKY PORCH PIRATEA package bandit stole items delivered to a resident in the 4800 block of West Lovers Lane on April 1. Tuesday 1An individual attempted to steal from a grocery store in the 5300 block of West Lovers Lane. An unlocked vehicle was burglarized in the 12000 block of Inwood Road. Property was stolen from a motor vehicle in the 5900 block of Royal Lane. Wednesday 2A motor vehicle theft occurred in the 5900 block of Forest Lane.
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2 weeks ago | 
peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb
JD Miller wanted to be a rockstar. That was until he laid eyes on the hue French Altamarine Blue. The painter recalled the moment he first stroked the vibrant color onto the canvas.
