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Step inside Bobbie's Airway Grill

6 days ago | prestonhollow.advocatemag.com | Alyssa High

A grandmother’s recipes are sacred. Maybe they live in a bound journal, on a stack of notecards, or just in her head, a phone call away. A sprinkle of this. A handful of that. They aren’t easily duplicated. That was Robert Quick’s challenge when he opened Bobbie’s Airway Grill, a restaurant named after his mother and inspired by the recipes that shaped his childhood table. “The convivial nature of dining was a big deal in our family,” Quick says.
The Plaza at Preston Center celebrates milestones, prepares for a makeover

6 days ago | prestonhollow.advocatemag.com | Alyssa High

Fifteen years before NorthPark’s corridors filled with luxury brands and Neiman Marcus branched out from Downtown, The Plaza at Preston Center was where Dallas came to shop — and to be seen. Now, 75 years later, the storied retail destination is celebrating a milestone anniversary with a $5 million makeover designed to blend timeless charm with modern appeal.
A greener neighborhood: Plans for the library-park duo soon to come to High Vista

6 days ago | prestonhollow.advocatemag.com | Alyssa High

How the City’s partnership with area nonprofits is combining resources for our communityTiers lieu. The French have a word dedicated to the phrase, referred to colloquially in English as a “third place.” In the United States, there are only two commonly occurring, free third places: parks and libraries. And for Preston Hollow residents, both may soon be built on the same property at 3728 High Vista Drive.
DART to hold public hearings on potential changes

6 days ago | prestonhollow.advocatemag.com | Alyssa High

Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) is hosting a series of public hearings to gather community input on implementation of a recently approved program that reallocates sales tax collections to cities that received less service value than their contributions in 2023. Plano, along with Addison, Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Highland Park, Richardson and University Park’s service is scheduled to be amended in response to the growing concerns about sales tax equity.
What is holding back the Dallas International District?

6 days ago | prestonhollow.advocatemag.com | Alyssa High

What is happening with the Dallas International District? Valley View Mall. The Galleria District. Midtown. The Dallas International District. A fire hazard. A concrete wasteland. A ghost town.Untapped potential. There’s no shortage of names for the 450-acre stretch bordered by Preston Road, Spring Valley Road, the Dallas North Tollway and Interstate 635. But what there is a shortage of, after more than a decade of planning, is a timeline for completion.
The City of Dallas' boards and commissions have vacancies in these neighborhoods

6 days ago | prestonhollow.advocatemag.com | Alyssa High

WWWWWho reWWIn the City of Dallas, council members may come to mind. But behind every council member are topical boards and commissions that advise the council. Volunteer-based positions are appointed by council members for their district, with ceptions for district-only boards. Often we see the same 10 people in our neighborhoods jumping up to volunteer and speak out for their community, but volunteers can only serve on two. So where are the people who represent you?
From the archives: odd but true crimes

1 month ago | prestonhollow.advocatemag.com | Sean Chaffin

The dog was fed, but the home was trashed. It was just after sunset when Cynthia MacLennan returned home. Her poodle that patrols her home had been a bit sick of late. A friend had come by to check on the pooch, so at first she didn’t think anything of her bedroom light being left on. She hopped out of the car and walked a couple doors down to visit a friend for a few minutes. When she returned to her house, MacLennan was shocked at what she found inside.
Civil Pour is keeping it steady at The Hill amid expansion

1 month ago | prestonhollow.advocatemag.com | Austin Wood

The atmosphere at Civil Pour is a crossroads: beer drinkers and coffee sippers, social butterflies and laptop-hidden workaholics. It’s a reflection of the business’s something-for-everyone model, and owner Chad Montgomery says even he has trouble putting a label on it. Civil Pour opened in The Hill Shopping Center in 2018 offering artisanal coffee and craft beer. As one might expect, the combination creates an eclectic atmosphere filled with a wide array of patrons.
PHOTOS: TWU hosts reception at Preston Hollow neighbor's home

1 month ago | prestonhollow.advocatemag.com | Alyssa High

Last week, Texas Women’s University held a reception at Preston Hollow neighbors Catherine and Sam Susser’s home to introduce the community to the university. TWU Dallas President Monica Christopher, TWU Chancellor Carine Feyton and several students spoke on the university system, healthcare research and highly-ranking programs. ““Two passions of mine drew me to TWU’s mission: education and healthcare,” host, TWU Campaign Cabinet and DPLC Founding Member Catherine Susser said.
The Compass School of Texas to host second annual farmers market

1 month ago | prestonhollow.advocatemag.com | Alyssa High

The Compass School of Texas is preparing to host it’s second annual Compass in Bloom: Farmers Market on April 26. The annual event is open to the public, and aims to help students put their skills to the test in a real-world marketplace where they “sell handmade goods, market their creations and engage with the community.”Third grade students will provide sparkling water, dehydrated fruits and vegetables, energy-boosting health bars and homemade jams.