80 Years Of Caring For Dallas Families Generations of Life Improved.

From decade to decade and generation to generation, Dougherty’s Pharmacy has been caring for Dallas families and neighbors since 1929. That’s over 80 years service you can trust including compounded

At Dougherty’s you’ll always find an extensive inventory of home medical equipment and hard-to-find medical items all delivered with a special dose of service.

Thanks for helping us celebrate 80 years of caring for you, your family and our community. Stop by during the week of October 20th for in-store specials and birthday events as we celebrate generations of life improved.

W.T. WHITEHIGH SCHOOL VS.HILLCREST HIGH SCHOOL

“It’s official: W.T. White has won bragging rights for another year. The Longhorns beat their rival Panthers during Friday night’s big game with a final score of 21 to 14.”

“We buried our sorrow in Cardiac fries and milkshakes at Scotty P’s after the game. Congratulations WTW!”

“The stands were filled with more than high school families since the game was promoted to the area elementary and middle schools, and we expect they’ll come back for more. From common game-day shirts to principals ‘letting their hair down,’ it was a great night to be a part of the North Dallas public school community where two great schools enjoyed a friendly rivalry which I hope is the beginning of a long tradition.”

—LOUISA MEYER

Pinkberry Opening At Preston Royal Village

“Just when I thought our neighborhood frozen yogurt market was completely saturated, news of yet another shop. Pinkberry is opening its first Texas location at Preston Royal Village in early November. Preston Royal Village is already home to I Heart Yogurt, a popular do-it-yourself yogurt bar. And down the block, there’s the newly opened Yogenfruz — not to mention the nearby Menchies, Fresh Berry, Yogilicious, Orange Cup, Sorbeteria and Gooey’s.”

“We went through this 30 years ago with the TCBY chain and some other local chain. It lasted for about five years and then died. I guess what goes around comes around.” —JIM