Preston Hollow People

Recruiters Eye Parish?s Humphrey
Senior defensive tackle weighing numerous offers

Texas Curtsies No Small Task
Dallasites Debut with Rubber-Limbed Grace

She Asks, And They Shall Receive
Hundreds turn out for ‘under the radar’ donation drive

Raw Food Maven Cooks Up Success
Demand leads to expansion for Hail Merry

Churches Help Fledgling Congregation
The piece of land on the northwest corner of Park Lane and Webb Chapel Road doesn’t look like much now — a strip of broken asphalt and a patch of weedy grass overlooking a trash-strewn canal — but it will soon be home to La Fundición de Cristo (Christ’s Foundry) United Methodist Church.

Franklin Students ?Mix It Up? At Lunch
Program aims to bridge lunchroom divide

Local Stores Work to Buck Recession
With big-box stores, national chains, and Internet shopping increasing in popularity, and with the economy as bad as it’s been in years, independent retailers are suffering.

Dealey Brings Home the Blue
Accolade tops a long list for Montessori vanguard

Deep in the Hollow: Janis Hefley
Occupation: Photography and digital design teacher at the Episcopal School of Dallas and photographic artist

Franklin Students ?Mix It Up? At Lunch
The cafeteria at Franklin Middle School may not be Greensboro, Miss., circa 1960, but around noon most days there is a definite color line. “[The kids] section themselves off at lunch. The white kids sit with the white kids, the black kids sit with the black kids,” said language arts teacher Jeffrey Schroeder. “I just went in the lunchroom one day and saw them and saw the way they sat, and thought ... ‘We need to change this.’ ”