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TRAILS

The Texas Department of Transportation approved an extension of the Northaven Trail, which will cross U.S. 75 and connect to other existing

trails. Search “Northaven Trail” at prestonhollow.advocatemag.com to read more.

coming & going

[+] Plastic Surgery Neighbor Phillip Dauwe is opening a plastic surgery clinic on Preston Road. The office, scheduled to open this fall, will be located in the old North Dallas Chamber of Commerce building.

[+] Central Market Stephen Butt, the president of Central Market, announced the location on Preston Road will open June 30. The store has been closed since a tornado struck Dallas in 2019.

[+] Preston Royal Fire Department

Construction continues at the temporary fire station 41, which is set to open in June. It will be used until the permanent station to replace the “Preston Royal Fire Department” is built.

“When you go through a very intense

process of designing and buildinga home for three years, these clients end up becoming our friends.”

— MICHAEL GOODEN, ARCHTIECT OF THE TAULA HOSUE. READ MORE ON PAGE 35.

EDUCATION DIGEST:

n Benjamin Franklin International Exploratory Academy on Meadow Road is holding a semester-long donation drive. The school is collecting travel-sized hygiene products and travel or makeup bags, which will be given to students in need due to the pandemic and winter storm.

n Graduates of Hillcrest High School shared memories and condolences of Walter Max Burns, a former band director who made a difference in the lives of many students, whether or not they played an instrument. Search “Walter Max Burns” at prestonhollow.advocatemag.com to read more.

BIZ BUZZ

• Tired of paying for Dallas Mavericks tickets and merchandise with a credit card? You’re in luck, because the organization is now accepting cryptocurrency as an alternative.

• Roger Staubach has joined the board of a blank check company. Victory Acquisition Corp. wants to invest $250 million in the media, sports and entertainment industries.

• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott lifted the statewide mask mandate, but many businesses in our neighborhood, including Sprinkles Cupcakes and Spa in the City, are still requiring visitors to wear face coverings.

Search “businesses” at prestonhollow. advocatemag.com to read more.