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Follow the Leaders: Selling Diversity and the Value of Networking at the George W. Bush Presidential Center

By Glenn Hunter
Jul 2, 2019

Former presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush were scheduled to show up last Thursday at 5 p.m. in the auditorium of the George W. Bush Presidential Center at Southern Methodist University. The purpose of their appearance was to recognize 58 graduates of the 2019 class of Presidential Leadership Scholars,...
Why Wealthy Baby Boomers Are Forsaking Single-Family Homes for Luxury High-Rise Condos

By Glenn Hunter
Jun 3, 2019

Just as the local economy has soared over the last few years, so too has the popularity of urban, luxury residential-condominium living among a somewhat surprising cohort: well-heeled baby boomers. From uptown and downtown Dallas to Frisco, Flower Mound and Plano, more and more multimillion-dollar high-rise condos are being snapped...
Historical Society Passes on Showing Painting of Lee Statue Removal by FDR’s Kin

By Glenn Hunter
Apr 10, 2019

Many of the paintings by Laura Roosevelt inside her tony, wood-floored townhouse in Uptown Dallas are abstract. Canvases where the paint is layered on thickly, with muted colors that would look great over a new gray or tan leather sofa. One recent afternoon, though, Roosevelt had a different sort of...
Keith Cerny Left The Dallas Opera in the Lurch. Will the Fort Worth Symphony Have Better Luck?

By Glenn Hunter
Feb 26, 2019

Like a three-act opera filled with surprise, disappointment, multiple plot twists and, possibly a happy ending, the story of Keith Cerny’s yearlong journey from leading The Dallas Opera to the top job at the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, with a stop along the way in western Canada, is replete with...

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