Harry Waring Walker, III

Harry Waring Walker, III

Oct. 18, 1948 – Nov. 20, 2020 By Shari Goldstein Stern A dear friend to so many, Harry Walker passed away at Presbyterian Hospital Nov. 20 from COPD. He was 72.   A service was held at Restland Funeral Home Nov. 27, followed by a graveside service. Only 60 family members and friends could attend […]

WRR needs help sweeping lake

WRR needs help sweeping lake

White Rock Rowing (WRR) is an organization for Dallas-area youth that aims to change lives by fostering teamwork skills and preparing their athletes for success in sport and in life. Currently, WRR has only one set of competitive sweep oars, which their novice and varsity teams must share for practice and competitions, limiting the teams’ […]

Lake lovers unite for common cause

Lake lovers unite for common cause

Dallas Park and Recreation Department (DPARD) is allowing the For the Love of the Lake (FTLOTL) office to open Saturday, Dec. 12 at 8 a.m. for a drive through only (do not get out of your vehicle) to pick up supplies for a restricted cleanup service program. The trash grabbers (litter sticks) will be sanitized […]

T3 diverts chaos with virtual holiday fun

T3 diverts chaos with virtual holiday fun

By Shari Goldstein Stern Who couldn’t use some laughs right about now? Uptown Players (UP) always comes through in that department, and to keep your lives safe from COVID-19 while comfy at home in your jammies, “Helen Holy’s Streaming Christmas Spectacular” will bring the 701 Club virtually into your home — to your desktop, laptop, […]

Hall ready to lead Lakehill into the future

Hall ready to lead Lakehill into the future

By Jacqui Nickell Board of Directors Chair Colleen McCall announced on December 7 the appointment of Art Hall as Lakehill Preparatory School’s sixth head of school. Hall’s tenure will begin on July 1, the 50th year of the school. He will succeed current Head of School Roger Perry, who has served in that capacity for […]

Busy corner provides trees, memories

Busy corner provides trees, memories

CELEBRATING 45 YEARS IN WHITE ROCK! By David Mullen They are the original pop-up stores that every winter transform a vacant space or parking area into the neighborhood Christmas tree lot. But this is not your ordinary retail pop-up. The Christmas tree lot owned by Jeff Patton is lit up by his wry sense of […]

Roasted Kale with Garlic and Tomatoes

Roasted Kale with  Garlic and Tomatoes

2 bunches kale, thick stems removed, and rinsed 2 cups cherry tomatoes 6 cloves garlic, chopped Olive oil Salt and pepper Heat oven to 350F. Line a sheet pan with parchment. Spread kale over pan and drizzle with oil, tossing it to coat. Add tomatoes and toss those, then add garlic. Season with salt and […]

Burnt ends, anyone? Order by Dec. 20!

Burnt ends, anyone? Order by Dec. 20!

By Amity Thomas Pecan Lodge is now taking orders online for a selection of tasty smoked meats, savory sides and decadent desserts for the holiday table.  Choose entrées from traditional smoked turkey or ham with apricot-molasses glaze, spice crusted beef tenderloin, whole smoked brisket, burnt ends, racks of ribs, handmade smoked sausage links, Southern cornbread […]

Weber carries on family tradition

Weber carries on family tradition

By Juliette Coulter Marilyn Herkimer Weber has vivid memories of trips to the Dallas Arboretum with her parents, Dorothy and Lawrence “Herkie” Herkimer, who were instrumental in helping the garden expand. “My family has had a long history with the Dallas Arboretum as my mom was one of the original Women’s Council members, and my […]