Vol. 17, No. 21 — May 22-28, 2026
Golden Girl Salad
3 cups corn kernels, divided 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard Juice of 2 lemons 3/4 cup olive oil 1 (14-ounce) package Cole slaw mix 1 yellow bell pepper, cut into thin strips 8 ounces mixed cherry tomatoes (yellow and red) 1 avocado, diced Salt and pepper to taste In a blender, combine 2 cups corn, mustard, […]
International Society honors musicians with scholarships
The International Society held a “Spring Fling” cocktail and dinner party at the Park City Club on Friday, May 1. The Mayday celebration honored two SMU scholarship winners with $2000 each. Suyi Wu is a piano performance major from Shenzhen, China, and Marcello Echavarria is a percussion performance, theater and film major from Monterey, Mexico. […]
Dallas ISD Board of Trustees Dan Micciche, District 3
Opening doors through opportunity Thank you, Dallas! On May 2, voters approved all four school bond propositions by over 70 percent. This is a powerful statement of support for our students and confidence in our educators. Dallas ISD is the most improved and innovative district in the state. And thanks to you, all students will […]
‘Wicked’ defies gravity
By Shari Goldstein Stern “Wicked” is back, thrilling Broadway Dallas audiences at the Music Hall at Fair Park for a five-week run through June 14. The magic of “One Short Day in the Emerald City” exceeds all expectations. Triple-threat actress Kristen Chenoweth was 35 when she performed in the original 2003 Broadway production of “Wicked” […]
Miller retires after 53 years
By Stephanie Patrick If anyone needs a new smile or a history lesson about Texas A&M University College of Dentistry in Dallas, Dr. Amp W. Miller III, professor and director of comprehensive dentistry, can provide both. The prosthodontist spent decades restoring and replacing missing and damaged teeth, and even longer studying and teaching dentistry. Now, […]
‘Mommy! I found a puppy!’ Now what?
By Beth Leermakers This cute dog followed me home. Can I keep him? Not without trying to locate his owner. Loose dogs tend to find me, probably because I’m out walking my personal and foster dogs for hours every morning. Yesterday, a cocker spaniel trotted up to me and my dog as we were heading […]
Show celebrates creative power of women
Art on Main is proud to present Women in Art – Revealing Our Magnificence, a juried group exhibition on view now through May 30. Curated by Katherine Baronet, the exhibition celebrates the splendor, expressive range and authentic voices of women artists working across painting, drawing, photography, fiber art, sculpture, printmaking and ceramics. An Opening Reception […]
Wings want to keep building momentum
By Josh Ortega The Dallas Wings opened up the 2026 WNBA season with a 107-104 win over Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever on the road at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on Saturday. It is the first time since the 2024 season that the Wings have won their opening game, and the first time since […]
Volunteers energize community
This year’s Operation Beautification Litter Clean Up Event faced more than a little turbulence. Heavy March rains forced a cancellation, and the rescheduled April 18 date meant many groups couldn’t return. But adversity has a way of revealing who Ferguson Road Initiative members are — and the volunteers showed exactly what this community is made […]