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This Dazzling Dallas Home Offers Entertaining Excellence

By Candy Evans | March 19, 2020 |

Romance isn’t just in the air at this one-of-a-kind home, it’s in the architecture and the landscaping. Pulling you in with an elegant façade with a balcony above the double front door, it feels like a fairytale as you walk up the long pathway. Cyprus trees and perfectly trimmed hedges will transport you to the…

Creativity on Call: Katie Fuerst Art Comes to You!

By Karen Eubank | March 19, 2020 |

I’m very creative with words and design, but hand me a paintbrush or a pencil and I’m lost. I can’t paint or draw myself out of a box and I bet a lot of you feel the same way. That’s why we need companies like Katie Fuerst Art. Katie brings out your inner creative being.…

Ebby Halliday Companies are Here to Serve You In The Midst of COVID-19

By Candy Evans | March 19, 2020 |

The Ebby Halliday Companies, which includes Ebby Halliday Realtors, Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate and Williams Trew, continue to closely monitor the impacts of the coronavirus.

Title Companies Are Still Open For Closing Despite Coronavirus

By Lydia Blair | March 19, 2020 |

As the situation with the novel coronavirus continues to evolve, the title business is responding. Currently, the title business is not seeing many interruptions in business. For the most part, transactions are not being delayed or canceled due to current restrictions. Aside from a few inconveniences, it’s mostly business as usual in the title world.…

Reverchon Park Open Records Request Yields Few Documents

By Jon Anderson | March 18, 2020 |

Back in January, I filed an open records request seeking documents relating to the Reverchon Park ballfield negotiations with Reverchon Park Sports & Entertainment LLC. This initial trove is almost entirely official documents between last December and January and doesn’t include what I assume is the richer vein of email traffic between stakeholders (assume that’s…

What Happens When Trees Go But Houses Stay?

By Jon Anderson | March 18, 2020 |

Disasters result in many lessons being learned. Hopefully, the value of mature landscaping and trees is not lost. It certainly wasn’t on Jon Anderson.