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I’m excited to see you begin your career as not just a student, but as a Southlake Carroll Dragon. Both are ventures not entered into lightly by students or parents in this city. Even though the original choice of school districts was Mommy and Daddy’s, the coming years and eventual commencement will rightfully bear the fruits of your labor.
Lastly, so many of your fellow Dragons make for impressive role models. They are amongst the best and brightest around. Watch them, learn from them and above all else, repay the favor and pass the Dragon Pride on to those who follow you — especially your little sister. Dragons
I’m also fearful of the many obstacles you will face on the long and winding road ahead. The curriculum will not always be easy, nor will your path as an extraordinary student of an exemplary school always be lined with gold. Nevertheless, we know that CISD is a great place for 21st-century learners just like you. The recently passed bond package and generous support from within the community has given you updated facilities and access to technology rivaling any school in the state, if not the country. Even more importantly, the faculty driving your learning is as engaged as they are engaging.
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From the August 2010 issue of Southlake Style: Dear Mia, As you head off to Rockenbaugh Elementary for your first day of kindergarten, my emotions run wild. I’m proud of how prepared you already are thanks to Mom and our many friends at Primrose (on Davis Boulevard). I trust that your playfulness, thirst for knowledge and competitive spirit will all be tremendous assets as you begin to master addition and, eventually, AP Calculus.
So much has changed, yet so much remains the same from when I wrote this letter 12 years ago. LETTER FROM DADDY
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DRAGON STADIUM AUG. 26 Southlake Carroll’s football season is just days away. After the scrimmage against Arlington High School on Aug. 18, the Dragons will officially kick off with their first home game against the El Paso Eastwood Troopers. Join the community at Dragon Stadium and celebrate the start of the season with food, football, fanfare and that favorite shade of green everyone knows and loves.
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WHEN DID YOU GET YOUR BIG BREAK?
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WHEN DID YOU START DEVELOPING A PASSION FOR MUSIC? When I was 13 years old, Southlake’s School of Rock opened five minutes from my house. I could literally walk there. I started taking vocal and guitar lessons, and I started to find my own voice, write small songs and perform wherever I could. Southlake was pretty essential to my musical upbringing.
In March 2018, I auditioned for “American Idol.” I got in, and I was so surprised. I got to meet so many cool people. I ended up getting eliminated in the Hollywood Round, but it was still a pretty wild, weird, fun and crazy experience for me.
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I’ve released three singles so far this year — “Madonna,” “Peppermint,” “Astronaut” and a new song called “Savior” just last month. I’ll be releasing my first self-titled EP this month.
HOW DIFFERENT IS IT WORKING AS AN INDEPENDENT VERSUS A SIGNED ARTIST? It’s so, so different! There’s so much money and effort that goes into mixing, mastering, recording and promoting your music. It takes about six months to a year just to fully release one song. I just feel so excited and lucky, and I can’t even express how grateful I am for all of the people who helped me get to this point. Without them, I would have a really hard time getting my music to where it is now.
WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE THING ABOUT MUSIC?
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Music is my therapy. It’s such an emotional thing for me. I’m just so bad at talking about my feelings, so to let it all out there in song feels so freeing to me. I love songwriting, I love performing and I can’t wait to see where it takes me.
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WHAT DID YOU DO AFTER THAT? I kept auditioning, performing at open mic nights and really started going hard with my writing. Then last year, I met Ben Ruttner from The Knots during one of his shows. We started messaging each other, and he said he wanted to fly me out to New York and work with me. He connected me with his record label, Neon Gold Records, and by the end of the year, I signed as one of their artists.
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From the author of “To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before,” this “New York Times” bestsell ing novel about a seasonal love triangle has turned into a must-watch series for teens and parents alike. Photo by Peter Taylor. Amazon Prime Available Now
A group of assassins race against each other to retrieve a valuable briefcase while aboard a high-speed monorail to Tokyo. Brad Pitt takes a page out of Keanu Reeves’ book in this high-octane action-comedy reminiscent of “John Wick” and “Speed.” Photo by Scott Garfield. In Theaters Aug. 5 HOUSE OF THE DRAGON
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This “Game Of Thrones” prequel set 200 years before George R.R. Martin’s epic saga stars Matt Smith and Emma D’Arcy as Daenerys’ ancestors long before she destroyed King’s Landing. Westeros will burn when the Dance of the Dragons begins. Photo by Ollie Upton. HBO Max Aug. 21 VIVA LAS VENGEANCE
Four years after Brendon Urie prayed for the wicked and sang “amen,” Panic! At The Disco re turns for its seventh studio album. We have high, high hopes for this new rock release. Photo by Tony SpotifyNorkus. Aug. 19 PREY That ominous clicking sound returns to haunt your nightmares. This “Predator” prequel pits the alien hunter against the Coman che long before it set its sights on Arnold Schwarzeneggar in 1987. Photo by Visanu Pongsuansri. Hulu Available Now
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S outhlake Carroll has much to look forward to with its class of 2023. At Southlake Style, we love following all Dragon students, artists, musicians and athletes that exemplify the district’s best. While we’re proud of all of this year’s 700-plus seniors, those profiled here stand out in some very special ways. Between a Dragon debater, an artist, an actor, the incoming Student Council president and a Special Olympian, we’re looking forward to seeing what these high-flying Dragons will do next. BY BLUDOOR STUDIOS
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CAPTAINSincemoving to Southlake in 2013, Shriya Punreddy has searched for a mean ingful way to use her voice. “Debate is like a game,” Shriya says. “It’s a combination of speaking persuasively and being very knowledgeable on the topic be ing discussed. You have to be good at both things.”Shriya has seen much success since joining the debate team in middle school. In her junior year, she became captain of the public forum team, was co-president of the Carroll Medical Academy and even quali fied for the national Jack Howe Memorial Tournament. She also competed in the state tournament three times during her high school career. “It was really fun to travel with the team again and have that bonding experience with them,” she says. “We worked so hard to prepare for state. Seeing all of that hard work pay off was really special.” For her last year in Carroll ISD, Shriya aims to go all the way and win state with her team. After high school, she aspires to work towards a master’s degree in either health care or public policy. Either way, she’ll stay passionate about using her voice to leave an impact. “Carroll ISD has taught me a lot and given me so many memories,” Shriya says. “I’ll always be grateful.”
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PRESTON DU ARTISTAfterbeing introduced to the arts as a freshman, Preston Du knew he had found his passion.“Most people know me as the art nerd,” Preston says. “I’m very obsessed with art.” Preston has dabbled in all kinds of mediums like oil painting and drawing, with illustration and animation being his favorite art genres. Involved in both the art club and the National Art Honor Society, Preston loves to create his own worlds through drawing, with fictional characters and real-life people as some of his favorite subjects. “I feel like it’s a dream come true that I’m capable enough to be able to put [worlds, characters and people] on a piece of paper or on my digital tablet,” Preston says. But his classmates aren’t the only ones who know him for his artistic abilities. Last summer, Preston took second place in the Sister Cities International Youth Art Contest. This past year, he received two gold keys and one silver key for three of his paintings from the 2022 Scho lastic Art & Writing Awards. With his passion for art still growing, Pres ton plans to apply to art schools after gradu ation and aims to focus on illustration and entertainment design.
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SAMAD RIZVI STUDENT PRESIDENTCOUNCILFreshoffofasummerspent interning for Medical City Alliance, Samad Rizvi looks forward to leading the Student Council as its incomingInspiredpresident.asanunderclassman by how past presidents led the organization, Sa mad is leaning on their legacy and his prior Student Council experience as he gets ready to continue the organization’s tradition of excellence.“Itwaspretty invigorating,” Samad says about being elected. “I know there’s a lot of responsibility tied to it, and I do truly believe that I have the tools to serve as president.” As the leader of the organization that serves as the voice of the student body, Samad’s responsibilities include speaking at events such as the Veteran’s Day assembly and managing the student council commit tees. At the end of the year, he will catalog the council’s activities into records for the benefit of future councils. Outside of the district, Samad is a mem ber of the city’s Library Task Force, which is responsible for researching and develop ing a new public library for the city. He also volunteers at the DFW Airport as part of its ambassador program. On top of being a member of Mu Alpha Theta and the National Honor Society, Samad is also a Green Jacket and stays involved with the Carroll Medical Academy. He plans to ma jor in biomedical engineering or neuroscience after graduation.
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ALEXANDER GRIFFIN CARROLL CHOIR, THEATER For as long as he could remember, Alex ander Griffin loved to perform. In seventh grade, he joined choir and began singing in a variety of shows and contests. It’s a love that lasted through high school, eventually earning him superior ratings and a sweep stakes trophy at last year’s UIL Concert and Sight-Reading Assessment. “Being able to do choir throughout high school has been wonderful,” Alexander says. “I’ve grown so much as a musician, but I’ve grown as a person even more.” It was that growth that sparked Alex ander to also join the theater program as a sophomore. While his first year was filled with virtual rehearsals and variety shows, he made the most of his experience. By his ju nior year, he was starring in productions like “Rough Magic” and “Miss Nelson Is Missing.” Through it all, his favorite theatrical role was playing the store manager in “Elf: The Musical.”“Ihad an absolute blast performing at every show,” Alexander says. “There was no better feeling than giving it my all on stage and receiving applause from the audience.” Wherever he goes next, Alexander looks forward to majoring in political science in college and continuing to stay active in community theater and choir programs. “I loved being a part of Carroll choir and theater,” Alexander says. “They both made a big difference in my life.”
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WYATT KWENTUS SPECIAL OLYMPIC ATHLETE
Southlake Carroll has no shortage of out standing athletes, but few are as special as Wyatt Kwentus. A Carroll Dragon since he was in pre-K, Wyatt has always loved sports and participating in outdoor activities with his Wyattclassmates.hasDown syndrome, yet that’s never slowed this well-recognized Special Olympian.“Iwas8 years old when I started playing sports,” Wyatt says. “I loved playing with my team, making friends and meeting all of the cool volunteers every year.”
As a Special Olympics competitor for 10 years, Wyatt is used to racking up medals. Throughout the years, he’s earned 38 gold, silver and bronze awards in a wide range of competitions including basketball, bowl ing, swimming, track, javelin and equestrian events.When he’s not on the medal podium, Wyatt also enjoys spending time with the Boy Scout Troop 263, Club Metro, Miracle League and Amy’s Wish With Wings. While he’s had many great experiences with Carroll ISD, Wyatt’s favorite memory is running in the fourth grade Special Olym pics track “Everyonemeet.wore ‘Go Wyatt’ T-shirts and made posters,” Wyatt says. “It was such a good feeling to have all of my friends there.”Wyatt looks forward to continuing to play sports and spending time with his friends during his senior year. While he doesn’t know what’s after that, he’ll face the world with an abundance of confidence from his time as a Carroll Dragon.
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AUG 22 • 29SOUTHLAKE STYLE.COM Classic Kia Cares For Its Customers Ever since purchasing Classic Kia in Carrollton in 2020, Jesse and Kathy Hull aspired to make it the No. 1 dealership for customer satisfaction in service and sales. As of July 2022, Classic Kia in Carrollton ranked first for sales and third for service in its district, while simultaneously ranking second in sales and 11th in service out of 110 dealers in six states. Now, their son Garrett joins the company as chief financial officer as they work toward breaking their all-time sales record later this year. Whether you come for great prices or personalized customer service, Classic Kia in Carrollton sets itself apart from the automotive industry. “We love seeing Dragons driving our vehicles and look forward to seeing many more of them in the future.” CLASSIC KIA 2920 N. Interstate 35E, Carrollton 972.798.6900 | ClassicKiaCarrollton.com
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Clients can see the difference just by the look and feel of the practice’s interior. The floors and walls are filled with life and color, with positive messages displayed SEVN Therapy Co. | 1700 Tennison Pkwy., Suite 100B, Colleyville | 817.778.0522 | SEVNTherapy.com throughout like “You belong here.” Members also feel that in the central hub, which can host therapy groups both large and small. And thanks to SEVN’s telehealth services, patients can remotely tune into their appointment from anywhere.Butthe real unique element to SEVN Therapy Co. are its meeting pods. Imported from Finland and completely soundproof, SEVN Therapy Co.’s pods allow you to sit down and share your thoughts and feelings freely and openly. You can feel safe knowing that everything you share will be kept private between yourself and your therapist.Whether you are seeking healing from past traumas, wanting to work on marital issues or simply needing some one to talk to, SEVN Therapy Co. is here for you.
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Founded by Scott Martindale and his wife Vanessa, Scott says SEVN Therapy Co. aims to change the way people perceive therapy.
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“SEVN Therapy is unlike any other counseling center," Scott says. “Our space is one of a kind, and the experi ence you will receive here will be unmatched.”
Opening last month, SEVN Therapy Co. is a member ship-based counseling center that delivers a refreshingly upbeat way to experience biblical and practical counsel ing.
Deciding to go to therapy can be intimidating, but sometimes, all it takes is making your first step. Or in the case of Colleyville’s newest cutting-edge counseling center, your first seven steps.
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Founders Scott and Vanessa Martindale “ SEVN Therapy Co. creates an experience that excites and encourages you to invest in your own mental and emotional health.”
AUG 22 • 31SOUTHLAKE STYLE.COM CROWNING MOMENT Miss Southlake’s Outstanding Teen is now Texas’ too p. 32 SPOTLIGHT STUDIOSBLUDOORBYPHOTO
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SPOTLIGHT community J-BELLE KIMBRELL NAMED MISS TEXAS’ OUTSTANDING TEEN J-Belle Kimbrell is not only Southlake’s Outstanding Teen — she’s now also Texas’. Participating in the Miss Texas com petition in late June, J-Belle won in several key preliminary categories, including Overall On-Stage Question In Evening Wear and Overall Talent for her rendition of “The Wizard And I” from “Wicked.” On the last night of the competition, J-Belle was named Miss Texas’ Outstanding Teen and won $7,500 in educational scholarships. She now heads to the Miss America contest to compete for the title of America’s Outstanding Teen on August 10. “It’s been an honor working with the Southlake and Westlake titleholders this year,” Miss Southlake executive director DaNae Couch Lowe says. “J-Belle will make a fantastic representative and host candidate for the state of Texas.”
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CARROLL SWIMMERS AND DIVERS NAMED ALL-AMERICANS Southlake Carroll saw 16 swimmers and divers receive All-American honors last month. For swimming, Hailey Heldenbrand, Riley Francis, Kate Heintz, Marin Clem, Andrew Zettle, Mason Edmund, Maximus Williamson and Max Hatcher won in several freestyle, butterfly and backstroke events. Meanwhile, Merren Grannell, Emily Hatcher, Lexi Drap, Bailey Kaiser and Blake Bullard won in the 200 relay events while Kyleigh Kidd, Natalie Stubbs and Ashley Bevan-Thomas took All-American honors on the diving side. In addition to the individual accolades, the girls team was named second and the boys team was named eighth out of all public schools in the nation. The girls team was also named third overall out of both public and private schools, while the boys were named 16th.
SOUTHLAKE HISTORICAL SOCIETY HOSTS 2022 TOWN HALL EXHIBIT An exhibit centered around Cynthia Ann Parker and her son Quanah recently opened inside the lobby of Southlake Town Hall. At 9 years old, Parker was captured by Comanche Native Americans and lived with them for 24 years before being recaptured by the Texas Rangers and returned to the Parker family. “Southlake’s link to Cynthia Ann is Malinda Frost Dwight Hill, a survivor of the 1836 attack on Parker’s Fort,” says Southlake Historical Society president Connie Cooley via press release. “Malinda died in 1870 and is buried in Lonesome Dove Cemetery in Southlake.” More than 40 rarely seen photos can be found in the exhibit, which will remain open until Aug. 20.
DRAGON STADIUM SET TO BE XFL PRACTICE FACILITY
Don’t be surprised if you start seeing Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson around town. The XFL, for which Johnson is one of the owners, has named Southlake Carroll’s Dragon Stadium as one of its practice facilities alongside Northwest ISD Stadium and Vernon Newsom Stadium, according to a press release. The selection comes after the league named Arlington as its new football operations hub. “The XFL has officially landed in the great football state of Texas,” Johnson says via press release. “We are bringing a new kind of football experience to fans, players and partners, harnessing the power of modern technology, content and interactivity to create a new standard for the future of sports and live entertainment.” With teams in Arlington, Houston, Las Vegas, Orlando, San Antonio, Seattle, St. Louis and Washington, D.C., the 2023 XFL season is set to start on Feb. 18, 2023.
CITY APPROVES $3.4 MILLION PICKLEBALL COMPLEX Pickleball is coming to Southlake. During a regular meeting in late June, the Southlake city council approved a $3.4 million pickleball complex to be developed at Bicentennial Park. According to the site plan, the complex will be located at 450 W. Southlake Blvd. The development will include eight lighted courts, one championship court, bleacher seating, tables, shade structure and additional landscaping. The total design services for the new complex are estimated to be $310,000. The city council unanimously approved the pickleball complex 6-0, with a grand opening anticipated for spring 2023.
Dave Campbell's Texas Football has predicted that the Southlake Carroll football team will win the 6A Division II state championship this season. Before Dave Campbell’s Texas Football made the prediction in its most recent publication, the Dragons were named the No. 28 team in the nation by MaxPreps. Wyoming commit Kaden Anderson, Owen Allen and Drew Perez were also named to “The Dallas Morning News’” list of top 2023 recruits. Last season, the Dragons went 14-1, ultimately falling to Duncanville in a 35-9 loss in the playoffs. This year, the team is expected to go even further when its new season kicks off later this month.
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SOUTHLAKE POLICE OFFICERS WIN AWARDS
Two Southlake police officers received some high honors over the summer. Brett Roberson was named Officer of the Year by the Texas Association of School Resource Officers. As an SRO at Carroll Middle School for over 16 years, Brett has organized the Southlake DPS Youth Academy every year and coordinated trips to the Medical Examiner’s Office. But Brett wasn’t the only officer to receive recognition as officer Brent Carlson also received the Enforcement Hero Award from Mothers Against Drunk Driving. Congratulations to these two dedicated officers!
CEF RAISES $650,000 FOR CARROLL ISD
Earlier this summer, the Carroll Education Foundation announced it raised $650,000 for the 2022-2023 school year. Board chair Rebecca Hindman says CEF has succeeded in funding the salaries of 13 teachers in the district. “From 2018 to 2022, the total amount given to CISD and for senior and alumni schol arships is $2,310,000,” Rebecca says. “That’s more than we raised in the first 22 years combined.” Going into the 2022-2023 school year, Rebecca says she’s grateful for the overwhelm ing support CEF has received on its mission to fund teachers on all 11 campuses. “We could not have done it without the generosity of our Dragon families and business community,” Rebecca says.
Another Dragon is moving on up in the baseball world. Pitcher Kole Rampage, a former Dragon, signed with the Chicago White Sox last month. A former two-sport athlete, Kole played for both football and baseball during his time at Carroll ISD. In his senior year, he had a 6-2 record with a 2.00 ERA and 64 strikeouts. Following his time at Carroll, Kole went on to the University of Arkansas, where he went 14-6 with a 5.01 ERA and 207 strikeouts over the course of his four years there. “So excited to continue the journey!” Kole says via Twitter. “Can’t thank the [White Sox] enough for giving me this opportunity!” Now that he’s signed, the former Dragon is anticipated to start his minor league career with either the Kannoplis Cannon Ballers or the Winston-Salem Dash in North Carolina.
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COWTOWN BREWING CO. WINS SILVER LAGER AWARD
After opening in Southlake earlier this year, Cowtown Brewing Co. made a name for itself by winning an award for its premium American lager. Last month, the U.S. Open Beer Championship announced its winners and finalists for 2022. With two locations in Southlake and Fort Worth, Cowtown Brewing Co. won a silver award for its original Cold Fort Worth Beer. The draft beer previously won the silver premium American lager award from the 2021 U.S. Open Beer Championship as well. You can view the full list of 2022 award winners at USOpenBeer.com.
EIGHT RESTAURANTS TO PARTICIPATE IN DFW RESTAURANT WEEK
The locally owned luxury pool and spa-building company Claffey Pools saw many of its pools make it to Pebble Technology’s World’s Greatest Pools Book for 2022. Celebrating aquatic excellence with its 10th anniversary edition, Pebble Technology recently named over 100 pools to its annual best-of list, with each one being judged for its outdoor elements, glass tiling and porcelain pavers. Claffey Pools saw five of its pools make it onto the list, second only behind Saginaw’s Emerald Custom Pools. In addition to its international recognition, Claffey Pools was also ranked No. 12 in “Money Inc.’s” list of top 20 pool companies in the nation.
Nine local restaurants made a toast to winning at the 2022 Wine Spectator Awards. For the second year in a row, Calabrese earned an Award of Excellence alongside Truluck’s, Del Frisco’s Grille, Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille, Bacchus Kitchen + Bar, Winewood Grill and Stellini Trattoria. The seven restaurants were among the 1,782 restaurants named Award of Excellence winners. Meanwhile, both Next Bistro and Bob’s Steak & Chop House were among the 1,290 restau rants that earned a Best of Award of Excellence.
DFW Restaurant Week is back for its 25th anniversary, and this time, eight local restaurants will participate in the culinary event. This month, 22 restaurants will be offer ing two-to-three-course prix fixe lunches and dinners benefitting Lena Pope, a Fort Worth-based nonprofit that
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The countdown to the Christmas Capital of Texas’ holiday season has begun. Over the summer, the city of Grapevine announced the construction of a new 4,500-square-foot out door ice-skating rink, with construction set to begin on Nov. 11. According to a press release, the rink will be located adjacent to Peace Plaza in front of Grapevine Main Station at 815 S. Main St. and will run from Nov. 18 to Jan. 8. “Families from all over Texas and beyond will be delighted this year when they come to Grapevine and experience open-air ice skating on this exciting new rink,” executive director Paul McCallum says via release. “The rink will be a beautiful sight to see there on Peace Plaza, accompanied by an even bigger and brighter live Christmas tree for the 2022 season.
LOCAL EATS NAMED IN YELP’S TOP 100 TEXAS RESTAURANTS Four local restaurants were recently named to Yelp’s Top 100 Texas Restaurants of 2022. At No. 13, Grapevine’s Tommy Tamale Market & Cafe makes its annual appearance on the list, while the Bedford Brazilian steakhouse Fazenda Gaucha made the list at No. 42. Grapevine’s Cafe Italia follows closely behind at No. 43, and hitting closest to home is Southlake’s Sushi Dojo, which ranked No. 60 on the list. The restaurant was recently named the Asian restaurant win ner in Southlake Style’s Readers’ Choice 2022, and was also named a finalist for takeout. You can read Yelp’s full list of Texas restaurants online at Yelp.com.
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38 • AUG 22 SOUTHLAKE STYLE MAGAZINE EVENTS | HAPPENINGS | PROMOTIONS SOUTHLAKE STYLE CELEBRATES JUNE AND JULY ISSUES We loved celebrating our June and July issues during our issue release party last month! On July 14, a crowd of beloved community members, Super Agents and Top Docs came to the Westin Dallas Southlake to celebrate our summer publications — all while enjoying fresh beverages and tasty small bites. Thank you to the Westin Dallas Southlake and Jellico’s for hosting us, and thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate with us! SouthlakeStyle.com style GUIDE
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FIVE MINUTES with ... 40 • AUG 22 Heading into his 24th year in education — and his 21st with Carroll ISD — it’s safe to say Ryan Wilson found his calling. Serving at Dawson Middle School for 20 years before becoming the principal of Carroll Senior High School, Ryan spent his first year at the senior high soaking up all of Carroll’s traditions, from signing days and homecoming to prom and graduation. With a new year on the horizon, the educator is ready to welcome back students and continue to pursue the district’s tradition of excellence.
I DO FEEL LIKE… [being a principal] was a job that I’d been working towards all along. Then after 13 years Dr. Ledbetter reached out to me and asked, ‘How would you feel about trying 11th and 12th graders?’
TO BE NAMED A SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL… was a very humbling experience because I think that is a very large role for an incredibly amazing school district like Carroll ISD. I was very excited. MY FIRST YEAR WAS … definitely one of observation for a number of reasons. I’m brand-new to the senior high. I’m not an immediate change agent. So I started filling journals with thoughts and notes about the things that I would want to improve upon. It’s already a phenomenal campus with a great culture, and that’s nothing you would want to mess up.
THERE’S ALWAYS ROOM FOR… improvement. I would say the first and biggest thing is attendance. We’re having trouble coming back from COVID where it was allowable to learn from home or learn from school. I think there are still a good many kids who are ingrained that way and think that they can get as much done from home as they can from school. So our attendance took a hit. GRADUATION OVER THE SUMMER WAS REALLY… the ultimate first, to be able to be there for these seniors, these kids that are literally done with their K-12 public schooling career. To know that you’re at the helm of the planning process for that, to know that you are there to shake someone’s hand, give them their diploma and say, ‘You’re done with high school, congratulations.’ Wow. That was a serious rush and pretty cool to be there for the kids.
WHEN I CAN LOOK UPON THE… accomplishments of kids and know that I had some small part in supporting them to their accomplishments that absolutely refuels me. I get recharged [by] kids having an improved educational experience. That will be the reason I keep coming back and I keep wanting to do more to make their experience better.
Carroll Senior High School’s Principal Reflects On His Career With Carroll ISD
COMING OUT OF COLLEGE, I… had a love of two things: caring for kids and science. I put those two things together as a middle school science teacher, and I taught middle school science for six years.
GETTING THAT FIRST JOB [AT LEWISVILLE ISD] WAS… completely frightening and fantastic all at the same time. Being able to be the one that’s giving tests instead of taking them was great. But more importantly, realizing I found something I would be able to do for a lifetime.
I FIRST SET FOOT IN CARROLL ISD… in 2002. George Dawson Middle School was opening and Jenny Wilson, my beloved wife of 22 years, was to be an eighth-grade math teacher on that campus. I came to help her move from what was then Carroll Junior High School on White’s Chapel.
WHILE I WAS HELPING HER… move into that building, the first principal of Dawson, Mr. Jerry Hollingsworth, asked where I taught. I told him… and he said, ‘No you’re not. You’re a middle school science teacher at Dawson Middle School.’ And I said, ‘OK.’ So it was by way of my wife and helping her move in and the rather aggressive but wonderful nature of Dawson’s first principal that I came to work here in Carroll. I DECIDED I… would try administration as the only assistant principal back in 2005. Those years were tremendous growth years for me… after having done that for three years, the then-principal of Dawson Middle School retired. Thankfully people like Dr. David Faltys agreed to go ahead and put me in the principal seat in 2008.
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Southlake and the surrounding areas have some of the finest dentists around. This month, we are recognizing them through our annual Top Dentists recognition program. Between May 19 and June 16, Southlake Style collected hundreds of nominations from both readers and professionals for the most respected dentists in Northeast Tarrant County. We then narrowed down the list to 40 dentists and five practices to act as a resource for our readers. Congratulations to the dentists in the pages ahead.
DENTISTS TOP 2022
Todd White, D.D.S. Attar, D.D.S., M.S.
Casey Turner, D.D.S., M.S.
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Gina Biedermann, D.D.S.
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Gregory Martin, D.D.S. SmilesByMartin.com
Stephen Anderson, D.D.S. Bellingham, D.D.S.
Ryan Walsh, D.D.S., M.S. DENTISTRY Aguirre, D.D.S.
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817.428.1800Colleyville MetzgerDentistry.com Kyle Metzger, D.M.D. 817.428.1800Colleyville MetzgerDentistry.com Adele Michael, D.D.S. 817.488.2120Colleyville AdeleMichaelDDS.com Tyler Myser, D.D.S. 940.479.0040Ponder PonderFamilyDental.com Chad Perry, D.D.S. North Richland Hills 817.812.2082 ChadPerryDDS.com Luke Riley, D.D.S. 817.439.8393Haslet RileyDental.net Aditi Shah, D.D.S. 817.809.4445Colleyville AzureFamilyDental.com Paige Sohn, D.D.S., M.A.G.D. 817.431.8887Southlake SohnDental.com Gregory Wright, D.D.S. 817.481.7999Southlake WrightSmiles.com WendyORTHODONTICSChen,D.D.S., Ph.D. Colleyville WendyChenOrthodontics.com817.581.4031 Ron Groves, D.D.S. 469.638.8186Southlake GrovesOrthodontics.com Robert Montoya, D.D.S. 817.427.2237Keller MontoyaOrtho.com Mike Obeid, D.D.S., D.M.D. 817.488.1150Southlake OrthosSmiles.com Shane Tolleson, D.D.S., M.S. 817.416.2200Southlake TollesonOrtho.com PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY Sandra Armstrong, D.D.S. 817.488.3533Southlake GigglesAndGrins.org Alexis Capeci, D.D.S., M.S 817.488.3533Southlake GigglesAndGrins.org Jacob Johnson, D.D.S. 817.753.0103Keller PediatricDentistryOfKeller.com Tuong (David) Ta, D.D.S., M.P.H. 817.428.7704Colleyville PediatricDentistryOfColleyville.com DanielPERIODONTICSChoi,D.D.S. NorthTexasDentalSurgery.com214.592.0692Grapevine Elise Woody, D.D.S., M.S. Fort 817.581.4867Worth AlliancePerio.com HanifePROSTHODONTICSBayraktaroglu, D.D.S. 737.250.0304Southlake SmileRehabCenters.com AndersonPRACTICESDentistry 817.485.2111Colleyville AndersonDentistry.com Davis Pediatric Dentistry 817.481.7733Southlake DavisPedoDDS.com Huckabee Dental 817.900.0695Southlake DFWDental.com MINT Dentistry 972.349.6326Grapevine Grapevine.MINTDentistry.com Southlake Endodontics 817.488.3636Southlake SouthlakeEndo.com
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Michael Mabry, D.D.S., M.A.G.D.
Keith Metzger, D.D.S.
817.421.2437Southlake DrCerone.com Katie
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What is the most rewarding part of your job? We truly enjoy helping people meet their dental needs, whether it is pain relief, cosmetic concerns or something as simple as providing a comfortable dental cleaning. We continue to receive outstanding patient reviews, which emphasize the kindness, compassion, efficiency and professionalism of our entire staff.
METZGER DENTISTRY
DENTISTS TOP 2022
Our patients are shown care and compassion every step of the way. Many of our staff members have been with our practice for more than two decades, giving patients the comfort of friendly, familiar faces every visit. To make our patients feel at ease, we make sure all of their questions are fully answered prior to any procedure.
48 • AUG 22 SOUTHLAKE STYLE MAGAZINE 1213 Hall Johnson Road, Suite 100, Colleyville | 817.428.1800 | MetzgerDentistry.com SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION
KEITH METZGER, D.D.S. AND KYLE METZGER, D.M.D.
How do you make patients feel at ease at the dentist?
The most exciting advanced technology is our CEREC CAD/CAM system, which combines digital imaging with computer-aided milling. This is a huge win for our patients as they can now receive a crown or bridge restoration in a single appointment.
Are there any new procedures or technologies that you’re excited about?
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What’s your secret to success? I believe the first line of our mission statement sums it up pretty well… “We at Tolleson Orthodontics will be, first and foremost, loving people who are committed to building up every single person with whom we come in contact.”
What is the most rewarding part of your job? It’s so rewarding to watch self-conscious patients discover self-confidence during orthodontic treatment. A smile is powerful that way. Even our office mascot, T-Rex, wasn’t always the king of dinosaurs. Like most of us, he battled selfconsciousness for one reason or another, be it for his tiny arms or big teeth. My reward is seeing my patients roar with confidence after their smile transformations!
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SHANE TOLLESON, D.D.S., M.S.
How is your dental practice different from others in the area? We work hard to combine modern excellence with a relaxed, family-friendly personality. And since Southlake is home to my business and family, you know who we are and where to find us!
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What drew you to dentistry? I help people stay healthy and pain-free while at the same time creating a beautiful smile for them. Your smile can do so much for your self-esteem.
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Do you have any professional affiliations or accolades? I have a bachelor’s in psychology from Boston University, a master’s in biomedical science from Long Island University and my doctorate of dental surgery from Texas A&M. I also completed a one-year general practice residency at the Dallas VA Hospital, I’m a member of the Academy of General Dentistry, the Texas Dental Association, the Fort Worth Dental Association and the American Dental Association. How is your dental practice different from others in the area? I have the latest technology including same-day crowns, intraoral scanners, 3D imaging, digital X-rays and soon a 3D printer. In addition to our technology, my team consists of caring, knowledgeable and talented dental assistants and hygienists.
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What kind of services do you offer? I am a cosmetic and family dentist with 20-plus years of experience. We offer everything from simple dental cleanings to root canals, veneers and implants. I’m also passionate about treating sleep apnea. How is your dental practice different from others in the area? I give all of my patients my cell phone number and encourage them to call me if they need me. In that way, I feel like we offer personalized care that is hard to find in today’s world.
ADELE MICHAEL, D.D.S.DENTISTS TOP 2022
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How is your dental practice different from others in the area? We are a pediatric specialty office made up of three boardcertified female dentists who collaborate and work together with a team approach, providing a more thorough diagnosis and quality of care for each patient.
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What is the most rewarding part of your job? We love turning a fearful child, teen and even parent into a trusting and happy client who enjoys coming back to see us. Our goal is to consistently educate and enlighten our families as it relates to dental disease today and in the future. Corporate Circle, Suite 200, Southlake | 817.488.3533 | GigglesAndGrins.org 2022 GIGGLES & GRINS SANDRA ARMSTRONG, D.D.S., AMY WATTS, D.D.S., M.S. AND ALEXIS CAPECI, D.D.S., M.S. ADVERTISING SECTION
How do you make patients feel at ease at the dentist? Our goal is to treat every patient like family by offering the highest quality of personalized dental care from our compassionate, highly trained staff. We make every effort to provide a great experience for our patients by creating a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. What kind of services do you offer? Our practice offers preventive dental care, as well as restorative, cosmetic and implant dental services. We are also a Platinum Invisalign Provider. We have proudly served Southlake and its surrounding area for more than 30 years, and we look forward to serving you and your family. 271 E. Southlake Blvd., Suite 100 | 817.329.6677 | MichaelMabryDDS.com
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When it comes to modern, contem porary designs, homeowners are looking for sharp, spacious houses that embody the best of the local real estate market. They’re looking for houses like 1726 Cypress Way. Built in 2019 within the gated Quail Hollow community in Westlake, this $8.4 million mansion is tastefully designed with elegant finishes, stunning architecture and over 8,700 square feet of space. Between its many indoor and outdoor amenities, it’s no wonder why locals are gravitating toward this sprawling estate that's currently on the market.
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While the family room and the balconies are welcome additions to this massive manor, the crown jewel is the resort-style owner’s retreat — and this one is just for you. With ele ments including a Montigo stone fireplace, an Amalfi limestone freestanding tub, a Georgian shower, a designer feature wall and heated floors, this private suite serves as the perfect intimate getaway from the busyness of every day life. You’ll fall in love with this luxurious space so fast that you’ll never want to leave it.
The first thing guests and prospective buyers will see when they walk through the home’s over sized glass and metal doors is a grand family room. Located on the first floor next to the chef’s kitchen, the family room’s open concept allows for up to 50 guests to spend quality time together. Whether they sit and socialize around the quartz waterfall island, play games in the common area or do some sight seeing through the mounted patio binoculars, there’s plenty for the whole family to do in this central hub.
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With two balconies overlooking the green land scape filled with native trees and a multitude of ponds, the house’s sliding glass doors open up to a beautiful outdoor environment that everyone will want to be a part of. Between 16 lounge chairs, a granite fireplace, built-in Sonos speakers and a 36-inch DCS gas grill, there are many outdoor adventures to be had in this beautiful backyard.
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Kim Goodman, the career and technical education department chair, saw the space while it was being de veloped and says it was exciting to see how much it changed in just under a year. “Walking back into it after all of the construction was done was pretty fascinating — how they were able to reconstruct those walls, move things around and open up the space in places that were previously closed off before,” Kim says. “It was amazing to see how much they were able to do with all of that reconfiguration.”
The first thing visitors will notice upon entering the STEAM facility is the robotics area, which has two are nas dedicated to testing and operating robots and four workshop benches where students could build their mechanisms. Leah says those performance arenas have made a big difference, allowing the Dragons to host league events on campus.
“When we were at the senior high, we would have to carry everything down to the cafeteria, set up, take things down and store them every time we would want to have a competition or a scrimmage,” Leah says. “In the STEAM Center, we’re able to just keep those fields up and host competitions. It makes it so much easier.”
“That laser machine has been a real lifesaver as far as cutting polycarbonate for robots and rocket parts,” senior Tucker Johnson says. “It can cut any design that youBeforeneed.”the STEAM Center was built, students and their rockets were spread out across multiple class rooms, labs and even outdoors at Carroll Senior High School. But thanks to the STEAM Center, everything is
Arobotics lab with two arenas for students to operate, build and test their robots. A rocket lab boasting a laser cutter that slices through polycarbonate like butter. Workshops with every tool an engineer-in-the-making could ever need. With the recent addition of Carroll ISD’s STEAM Cen ter, students now have everything they need under one roof.“This facility as a whole has been transformative for our program,” robotics instructor Leah Schwedler says. “We always say that we moved into the mansion, so to speak.”Part of a $208 million bond package approved by voters back in 2017, the Carroll ISD STEAM Center is a 25,000-square-foot facility that brings all of its science, technology, engineering and math courses together under one collaborative wing at Carroll High School. With the former band hall previously occupying the space before renovation began last year, assistant su perintendent of operations Matt Miller says the facility was a perfect fit for the new STEAM Center. “The space already provided a lot of high-volume, big rooms, so it was simple to design and open it up for robotics, rockets and engineering to allow them to spread out a little bit,” Matt says. “The biggest chal lenge is how do you marry all of that — who do you put where while keeping it collaborative.”
A short distance ahead, two 18-foot-tall classrooms house the center’s engineering and rocket courses. Each classroom is equipped with cutting-edge tools, from industrial-grade bench drills and buzz saws to computerized laser cutters and engravers.
Tucker has experienced the full potential of the STEAM Center firsthand. Between his involvement in rockets, robotics and computer science, Tucker has really seen all of the programs skyrocket since mov ing into the center. “Each classroom really opens up to each other, which adds a lot of creativity, collaboration and coop eration between the different programs,” Tucker says. “The design makes it really clear that STEAM really all flows and connects together. Every classroom in this facility is just one working part of the whole machine that is AndSTEAM.”evenmore exciting developments are on the horizon. Thanks to all of the tools and resources avail able, Kim says new courses like welding and cyberse curity will be added this school year. “We’re going to see a lot more growth now that we have the space for the whole picture,” Kim says. “You can really see the exciting new directions that STEAM is moving into.”
“The biggest issue we had with growing our pro gram in the past was that everything felt so separate,” Rachel says. “That’s not the case anymore. Every sin gle program is now in the same area, so kids are able to be more involved and see what’s going on between all of our different programs. Instead of us telling the students what rockets or robotics is like, they now get to see it for themselves and decide what they want to pursue next year.”
56 • AUG 22 SOUTHLAKE STYLE MAGAZINE much more centralized, and students have room to move around and work on their rockets. “It used to be hard to have students working on 15 rockets at a time in class,” instructor Rachel Mahlow says. “This year, it isn’t difficult at all to have 30 rock ets being built at a time. Having that space gives the kids the freedom to work much more efficiently.”
Down the hall, there are six computer labs where students can work on designing and coding their projects. Next door is the 3D printing room complete with 10 machines that can produce more than enough parts to keep STEAM students happy. Plus, two break out conference rooms with Promethean Smart Boards are available for students to review designs and give presentations.“Youhaveall of the tools and knowledge necessary to create something great through rockets, robot ics and coding,” Tucker says. “Creativity isn’t limited here.”Since moving into the new facility last fall, Leah says she’s already seen the impact the STEAM Center has had on robotics. In years past, the program has sent three teams to the VEX Robotics World Cham pionships, which regularly draws over 3,000 teams from 36 nations. This year, they sent eight teams to the competition, with five of them going for the first time.“That’s the most of any organization in the world,” Leah says. “Four teams even made it to the elimina tion rounds, which is practically unheard of.” But Rachel’s favorite thing about the STEAM Cen ter is how it brought all of the different wings of sci ence, engineering and technology together.
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58 • AUG 22 SOUTHLAKE STYLE MAGAZINE It’s a new school year, and students, teachers and administrators are excited to welcome each other back on campus for 2022. While many schools offer different classes and extracurricularactivities, the commitment to our kids and their academic futures remains the same. 100 Clariden Ranch Road Southlake ClaridenSchool.org 682.237.0400 THE CLARIDEN SCHOOL Small class sizes, big experiences! The Clariden School is an award-winning, college preparatory institution that is renowned for its Project-Based Learning (PBL) curriculum with a strong emphasis on Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM). Nestled on 23 gorgeous acres in the lively city of Southlake, The Clariden School offers an education that ignites curiosity and encourages innovation. Inspiring the next generation of independent thinkers and leaders, The Clariden School helps you discover your genius. FAST FACTS Grades Pre-K through 12th grade Enrollment 150 Student-Teacher Ratio 8:1 Private or Public Private Tours Available Yes, by appointment Tuition $12,500-$19,204 Transportation No Enrollment Dates: Rolling Enrichment Programs: Athletics, Music, Dance, Spanish, STEAM SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION guide
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As California’s residents make the move to Texas, so too do its restaurants. District, a West Coast-based concept, opened a new location in Addison earlier this spring.
“Addison’s got a great vibe as far as what District is all about,” says chef-partner Aaron Staudenmaier. “It’s a great social place, it’s a place to gather for drinks, it’s a food hub. This specific area of Addison feels like District already.”
The Addison location is District’s first outside of the Golden State. The restaurant is a homegrown, down-toearth concept focused on making great experiences for its guests. “District is, at heart, a local bar that has some really good food,” Aaron says. As guests enter the establishment, they are im mediately greeted with a large horseshoe-shaped bar that serves as a gathering centerpiece for enjoy ing great drinks, food and interactions. From there, half the restaurant offers high-top seating while the other half harkens back to a speakeasy with comfy settees and oversized chairs. District’s dog-friendly patio is also open year-round and is surrounded by large glass doors that the restaurant keeps open whenever the weather allows. As you slip into your seat, take a gander at the restaurant’s drink menu. Plenty of delicious options ensure every choice is the right one.
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“When you talk about great food, you talk about a great wine list,” Aaron says. “That does not necessarily mean the most expensive thing on the planet. There is a lot of food and wine out there that is really fantastic but still very approach able. And we try to make sure that we can meet our goal of being a daily hangout for a certain type of person by not go ing insane on the wine list.” With a half-dozen sparkling wine varieties and dozens of white, rose and red bottles available, every bite of food comes paired with a great sip. Some of the options include SIMI Chardonnay, Caymus Cabernet Sauvignon and Daou Rose. As for its whiskey offerings, guests can sip on a glass of Pappy Van Winkle 15 Year, Kentucky Owl Rye 11 Year and Macallan 18, among other selections. When it comes to mealtime, District is open for both lunch and dinner, and guests can expect elevated bar food. “The menu is approachable, although we do add a couple of adventurous little twists here and there,” Aaron says. Instead of mozzarella sticks as an appetizer, guests can dig into crispy squash blossoms with goat cheese filling, wild arugula and Aleppo pepper agrodolce while tater tots turn into sweet potato pakoras, made with crispy chickpea batter, zucchini sweet onion and jalapeno-lime cream. “About 50% of our menu here in Addison is a Texas cre ation,” Aaron says. “Being here in the heart of Texas, we needed to meatify our menu a little bit. We added some beef short ribs, steak, things like that. We also increased our sea food program just a bit, so the menus are actually fairly, sig nificantly different.”
throw back to California, but realistically, District Addison is an experience unto itself.”
Those heartier meat options include dishes like Korean BBQ pork belly with a gochujang glaze, kelp kimchi and grilled scallion, and lamb meatballs made with Moroccanspiced lamb, chermoula, tomato sauce and manchego cheese. On the seafood side, ahi tuna poke is served with passion fruit dressing, avocado, seaweed, black furikake and crispy sushi rice while the pan-seared gulf shrimp comes complete with Spanish chorizo, smoked tomato sauce and sweet corncreamer pea succotash. “It’s all the traditional favorites with a fun spin on them,” Aaron says. “I think we’re doing really well.”
The Come And Take It features Texas Ranger Whiskey, Cherry Heering, Amaro Nonino and fresh orange, and the Briar Patch showcases Ford’s Gin, Cassis Liqueur, Creme de Violette and fresh mint. For those looking for a light and fruity drink, the Pretty In Pink combines Nue Vodka, elder flower liqueur, ruby red grapefruit and fresh lime. District also has an extensive whiskey and wine list, thanks in part to the on-staff sommelier who ensures only the best wines make it to the table.
If you can’t get enough of District during lunch and din ner, then make plans to stop by during Saturday brunch. Alongside your mimosa or bloody mary, the concept serves up both familiar and new breakfast dishes like chicken and waffles and brunch pizzas. “We’re just glad to be here,” Aaron says. “We enjoy mak ing people happy.”
If you’re looking for a less-expensive taste of Italy that doesn’t involve hopping on a plane, just head over to Dolce Riviera in downtown Dallas. The Italian restaurant, which reopened earlier this spring after a two-year hiatus, is reminiscent of the Mediterranean with its coastal decor, delicious food and upscale drinks. “It was one of the most anticipated reopenings for us as a company because the restaurant is very dear to us,” says Warren Richards, the vice president of hospitality at Harwood Hospitality Group. “It’s really a special place, and bringing it back was an ambition everyone had.”
The restaurant exudes the highly sought-after coastal classic aesthetic with light blues, browns and pops of yel low. But the hallmark lies in a large lemon tree located in the middle of Dolce Riviera’s air-conditioned patio. Once you’re finished oohing and aahing over the decor, it’s time to take a seat and sip on delicious craft cocktails. The restaurant’s take on an espresso martini, the Vespa Zoom, comes with Absolut Vanilla Vodka, Mr. Black’s Cof fee, espresso and simple syrup for a drink rich with flavor. Meanwhile, the Amalfi Sun features Avion Silver Tequila, cucumber and agave syrup for a fresh-tasting drink. Start off your meal with an appetizer like polpettine, made with house-made meatballs, parmesan polenta cakes and ricotta, before moving on to the main course with classic Italian dishes like lasagna and branzino. One of the most popular dishes is the veal Milanese, which is served with arugula, roasted tomato, lemon and par mesan.The restaurant, which also offers brunch on the week ends, makes all of its pasta by hand, with gluten-free op tions also available. You can rest assured knowing that dishes like the fettuccine Bolognese or the cacio e pepe (cheese and pepper) are going to be satisfying and deli cious.Make sure you order dessert before you leave. Your taste buds will thank you after trying options like the bomboloni, a combination of Italian doughnuts, choco late mousse and blackberry marmellata, or the tiramisu made with mascarpone mousse, espresso, lady fingers and“We’vecocoa. been overjoyed with the number of people who’ve wanted to come and experience the restaurant,” Warren says. Photos by Kathy Tran
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With its name meaning peace and blessings in Latin, this coffeehouse — which has two other loca tions in Las Colinas and Fort Worth — aims to pro vide just that to its patrons, with an interior full of comfortable seating as well as a front-row view of its roasting operations. Whether you come to get some work done or re lax with a book, Pax & Beneficia has a wide range of coffee selections for its guests to sip on. Besides its regular drip coffee, the shop also offers cold brews, French press and Turkish coffee. Espresso-based drinks such as Americanos, lattes, cappuccinos and mochas come piping hot. Plus many of the flavored syrups, including cardamom, chocolate, honey, lav ender, rose and coconut, are made in-house.
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With the return of routine and responsibilities comes the need to have somewhere to retreat to. Locals can find that at Grapevine’s newest coffee shop, Pax & Beneficia.“Grapevine is a very central location, and it has a lot going for it,” director of operations Corey Stephens says. “A lot of people here love the downtown wine bar scene, and we just felt like it was going to be a good location because of that and also [because] it’s near the airport. It’s good to catch travelers who are going to come in and share our coffee across the country.” With its name meaning peace and blessings in Latin, this coffeehouse — which has two other locations in Las Colinas and Fort Worth — aims to provide just that to its patrons, with an interior full of comfortable seating as well as a front-row view of its roasting operations. Whether you come to get some work done or relax with a book, Pax & Beneficia has a wide range of coffee selections for its guests to sip on. Besides its regular drip coffee, the shop also offers cold brews, French press and Turkish coffee. Espresso-based drinks such as Americanos, lattes, cappuccinos and mochas come piping hot. Plus many of the flavored syrups, including cardamom, chocolate, honey, lavender, rose and coconut, are made in-house. Pax & Beneficia also has a rotating seasonal menu. Among its summer offerings is a berries and cream cold brew, which is a blended iced coffee with blueberry and raspberry syrup, and the coco mocha, which features a medley of house-made coconut syrup and chocolate. For non-coffee drinks, the concept offers several delicious teas like the ever-aesthetic matcha, London fog, chai and mint black tea. Smoothies like mint lemon and strawberry banana provide additional fruity selections. And when it comes to food, the coffeehouse offers several upscale toasts such as PB&J and fruit and sweetened ricotta. So whether you pop in for an after-school pickme-up, spend an afternoon working or just want to soak up the coffeehouse vibes, Pax & Beneficia is
Pax & Beneficia also has a rotating seasonal menu. Among its summer offerings is a berries and cream cold brew, which is a blended iced coffee with blueberry and raspberry syrup, and the coco mocha, which features a medley of house-made co conut syrup and chocolate. For non-coffee drinks, the concept offers several delicious teas like the ever-aesthetic matcha, Lon don fog, chai and mint black tea. Smoothies like mint lemon and strawberry banana provide addi tional fruity selections. And when it comes to food, the coffeehouse offers several upscale toasts such as PB&J and fruit and sweetened ricotta. So whether you pop in for an after-school pickme-up, spend an afternoon working or just want to soak up the coffeehouse vibes, Pax & Beneficia is ready to welcome you with peace and blessings.
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With the return of routine and responsibilities comes the need to have somewhere to retreat to. Locals can find that at Grapevine’s newest coffee shop, Pax & Beneficia.“Grapevine is a very central location, and it has a lot going for it,” director of operations Corey Ste phens says. “A lot of people here love the downtown wine bar scene, and we just felt like it was going to be a good location because of that and also [be cause] it’s near the airport. It’s good to catch travel ers who are going to come in and share our coffee across the country.”
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Iconic Funny Guy Kevin Hart Is Bringing The Laughs Wh en it comes to inspiring genuine laughter — the kind that literally makes you want to laugh out loud — no one does it better than Kevin Hart. For over 12 years, Kevin has been making people laugh at his pain, whether it’s through his own comedy specials such as “I’m A Grown Little Man” and “Let Me Explain” or hilarious comedies like “Ride Along” and “Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle.” Now the award-win ning comedian is bringing his zany, self-deprecating humor to American Airlines Center this month for his highly antici pated Reality Check tour. Hart has won several awards throughout his career, includ ing the NAACP Image Award for Entertainer of the Year, BET Award for Best Actor and the MTV Comedic Genius Award. He was named one of Forbes’ highest-earning stand-up comedians in 2019, which is no surprise since his last tour sold over 1 million tickets globally in 2018. And his 2020 Netflix special was the streaming service’s biggest standup of the year, earning him a Grammy nomination. From starring in movies like “Me Time” alongside Mark Wahlberg, which is premiering later this month, to joking about his height during his own live performances, Kevin will tickle your funny bone with jokes coming straight from the Hart.
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Paul Scheer (“The League”), Jason Mantzoukas (“The League”) and June Diane Raphael (“Grace & Frankie”) are the hosts of the awardwinning “How Did This Get Made?” podcast, where they dissect the worst movies in cinematic history. This is one of the Top 10 most downloaded comedy podcasts, the 2022 Ambie Winner for Best Comedy Podcast and iHeart Radio’s Best TV & Film Podcast. Now they are taking their funny show on the road, where audiences can interact with the hosts, create impromptu songs for segments and watch never-before-seen clips.
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FORT WORTH CLASSIC AUGUST 6 PANTHER ISLAND PAVILION | Level up your 5K game at the Fort Worth Classic, where participants will be asked to complete a 5K run after a 1-mile sprint. This inaugural event starts with a flat 1-mile route, where you’ll want to run as fast as you can against the other racers (yes, exactly like elementary school playground games). Next, you’ll run, jog or walk the 5K route that winds along the Trinity River. In addition to bragging rights, those who complete the race will get a free T-shirt, finisher’s medal and free Yuengling Flight Beer for those at least 21. Afterward, you can rent a paddleboard, kayak or canoe from Backwoods Paddlesports to cool off in the refreshing water.
BLAZIN’ SUMMER SUFFERFEST AUGUST 6 CEDAR HILL | It’s August — you’re going to be hot no matter what you do. So, you might as well have a little fun while you suffer! The Blazin’ Summer Sufferfest is a new event in Cedar Hill State Park that takes place overnight (aka, the coolest time to be outside in a Texas summer). Racers, who are required to carry their own hy dration device, will go along the trail at night from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. depending on which of the following races they choose: 5K, 10K, 18K, 36K or 54K. The unique race offers pretty views of Joe Pool Lake as you run with fellow heat enthusiasts.
BASS HALL | The 1960s weren’t always groovy, and six-time Tonywinning play “Dreamgirls” shows what it was like to live during that turbulent time. The Dreams, made up of Effie, Lorrell and Deena, are all talented singers who discovered the fame, fortune and ruthless realities of show business. The sparkling costumes and the amaz ing soundtrack will compete for your favorite part, especially with classic songs like “And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going,” “Listen,” “I Am Changing” and “One Night Only.” With R&B acts such as The Supremes, The Shirelles, Jackie Wilson and James Brown inspiring the show, this moving musical will show you that one dream can change everything.
Although the vendor market will only be set up this weekend, you can check out the peppers on display from August 12-21.
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DALLAS ARBORETUM | Spicy doesn’t begin to describe Pepper Palooza, the second annual event that’s all about peppers. Wander through the potager gardens to admire peppers of all kinds, then shop the 20 vendors who set up shop in the market to sell their jam, salsa, edamame beans, peppers and other pepper-inspired items.
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THE AUGUSTWEEKND14 AT&T STADIUM | For the first time ever, pop and R&B legend The Weeknd is going on a global stadium tour — and he’s performing his last two albums live! The “After Hours Til Dawn Tour” marks the first time The Weeknd will be performing “After Hours” and “DAWN FM” for a live audience. The four-time Grammy winner and 2021 Billboard Music Award Top Artist will put on a show billed as “his most ambitious production to date.” Fans will love singing along to “Blinding Lights,” which was named the No. 1 Billboard Hot 100 song of all time, as well as other hits like “You Right,” “Take My Breath” and “Save Your Tears.”
KIDZ BOP LIVE AUGUST 24 PAVILION AT TOYOTA MUSIC FACTORY | Dance along to today’s pop hits at Kidz Bop Live! Kids of all ages (and their parents) will enjoy this concert from the No. 1 music brand for kids. Egan, Layla, Dominic and Camille (the Kidz) will perform songs like “Good 4 U” by Olivia Rodrigo and “Dance Monkey” by Tones and I, among many others. There will also be a Daddy Dance Off, where all the dads in the audience can bust a move to a mashup of Y2K hits. Since 2001, Kidz Bop has sold more than 23 million albums and generated over 8 billion streams globally. It’s guaranteed fun for everyone.
PALACE ARTS CENTER | It’s a tale as old as time: girl loves books, boy loves his looks, girl discovers a heart inside the beast and they live happily ever after. “Beauty And The Beast” is a clas sic fairytale that everyone can fall in love with. The North Texas Performing Arts Center is putting on this musical in Grapevine, based on the original Tony Award-nominated Broadway production and the 1991 Academy Award-winning motion picture. It includes all your favorite songs like “Be Our Guest” and “Gaston,” colorful cos tumes, a scary castle and a beautiful story of forgiveness and love.
AUG 22 • 73SOUTHLAKE STYLE.COM COVID-19 TESTING AVAILABLE (RAPID ANTIGEN/PCR) AVOID ER PRICES VIRTUAL VISITS ONLINE CHECK IN DON’T STAY SICK GET BETTER FASTER BETTERFASTERURGENTCARE.COM 630 N. Kimball Ave., Southlake (corner of Kirkwood & Kimball Ave.) OPEN FOR WALK-IN APPOINTMENTS 817.421. 8777 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Monday - Saturday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sunday Noon - 8 p.m. HOT HATCH CHILE RUN AUGUST 20 SOUTHLAKE | Run, walk and roll at the Hot Hatch Chile Run in Southlake, a spicy event that starts at Central Market. This 10K, 5K or 1-mile race offers options for racers of all abilities, including hand cycling. It benefits the Neuro Assistance Foundation, which assists spinal cord injured and disabled individuals in order to help them achieve self-sufficiency through assistive technology and home modifications. It’s a fun way to celebrate our diverse community!
GOO GOO DOLLS AUGUST 31 PAVILION AT TOYOTA MUSIC FACTORY | The 1990s called — it wants to share one of its favorite bands with you! Alternative rock group the Goo Goo Dolls are ready to usher in a new generation of Dolls this month at their concert at Toyota Music Factory. The band, made up of John Rzeznik and Robby Takac, has been making music for over three decades. It has sold 12 million records, received three Grammy nominations and had music covered by Taylor Swift. Pretty cool, right? They are the band behind “Iris,” which was named the No. 1 Top 40 song of the last 20 years.
GAYLORD TEXAN’S ANNUAL SUMMERFEST THROUGH SEPTEMBER 5 GRAPEVINE | Pirate ships and treasure hunts, princess lessons and spa treatments, chef’s camp and escape rooms, animal encounters and dance parties — what could be better? Live a summer bigger than your wildest dreams at Gaylord Texan’s annual Summerfest, an event designed to encourage creativity and fun for the family. Your overnight stay includes a complimentary pass to Paradise Springs Water Park, with water slides, a play lagoon, an aquatic zipline, a lazy river, hot tubs and private cabanas to enjoy. After working up an appetite, grab a bite at Zeppole, a newly renovated Italian-American restaurant. Summer is as exciting and relaxing as you could ever want at the Gaylord Texan.
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There’s nothing quite like visiting a new city and completely immersing your self in everything it has to offer, from the culture, food and sights. Sometimes those new experiences come in the form of study ing abroad. Whether you want to relive your college study abroad memories or create new ones, these locales are ready to welcome you with open arms. So get ready to pack your bags, surround yourself with rich culture and history and learn something new in these storied cities. Barcelona, Spain One of the most popular Spanish destinations, Barcelona is steeped in rich traditions and heri tage. A UNESCO City of Literature, Barcelona is known for having more than 300 bookshops and libraries, some that go back as far as 1772. Trav elers can begin their trip by walking through the city’s many literary trails, which highlight streets and corners with ties to famous writers such as Gabriel García Márquez, Jean Genet and George Orwell. Architecturally, there is just as much to
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From its colorful city blocks to the beautiful canal deep within, Amsterdam is a stunning city to behold. Start by renting one of 800,000 bicycles in the city and ride through quaint villages such as Zaanse Schans, Monnikendam and Ouderkerk aan de Amstel, which dates as far back as the 12th century. Then it’s time to dive into the history of Amsterdam’s art through visits to the Rijks museum, which houses works from artists like Rembrandt and Van Gogh, and the Stedelijk Museum, which showcases a wide range of pieces by legendary artists, from Picasso to Warhol. Tour ists can continue immersing themselves in the city’s history by vis iting the Anne Frank House, where the young writer lived in hiding for two years during WWII, or the Museum of the Canals, which details the history of the city’s most recognizable water feature.
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A little over 400 miles away, Berlin, Germany, is an essential visit for those interested in European history and culture. The first stop should be to the Holocaust Memorial, which features 2,711 concrete steles guests can view as they remember those who have been lost. Berlin is also home to Museum Island, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site and home to several museums such as the Altes, Neues and Pergamon Museums that show case everything from art to antiquities. The East Side Gallery has even more to appreciate with 188 artists’ work featured across over 1,316 meters. For those architecturally inclined, Berlin’s Gendarmenmarkt should be on the itinerary. The square is sur rounded by three must-see buildings: the German Cathedral, the French Cathedral and the Konzerthaus. Between the art and architecture, there’s plenty in Berlin to take your breath away.
It’s just like Billy Joel sings — “Vienna waits for you.” This iconic European city has some of the most beautiful sights around such as the Schönbrunn Palace, which is the former summer home of the Habsburgs, and St. Stephen’s Cathedral, for which construc tion began in the 12th century. Vienna is also known for its music, so make a point to visit Mozarthaus Vienna, an immersive mu seum that showcases Mozart’s preserved apartment decorated with his own original pictures and musical scores. Or take a seat at the Vienna State Opera to enjoy one of approximately 50 operas and ballet productions per season. The European city is also home to the Sigmund Freud Museum, at which visitors can take in the rooms where the father of psychoanalysis lived. Wien.info
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