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Though it has no confirmed tenants yet, Lake Highlands Town Center amphitheater is getting some use as a performing arts and music venue. You know by now about the Granger Smith concert.

Next up, a free religious production and fundraiser is planned for Saturday, Nov. 19 from 7:30-8:30 p.m.

Lake … more

Is this the most haunted house in Dallas? In October, the Advocate ran stories about haunted spots in our neighborhood — in case you didn’t know, the White Rock area is ripe for Halloween hauntings.

UPDATE: We dug up an old news story about this house’s violent history. Find that here. … more

A quick note about fundraising for Andrew Green’s funeral. Green was killed in a hit and run last weekend. (In the interest of getting this posted quickly, the following is straight/unedited from the emails we have received.)

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We are very close with community donations to cover the cost of … more

The Bicycle Café will open along the White Rock Trail, perhaps this month, the owner says.

Olympic gold medalist and author Dr. Peter Snell and his wife, Miki, know good aging relies on physical activity and a little competition.

A year ago the former Marine and Vietnam vet began bringing his in-home personal training program to seniors where they are.

Their life experiences have inspired them to make every moment count toward noble causes and interesting pursuits.

We have received information about funeral arrangements and the fund to help the family of hit-and-run killing victim Andrew Green, a student from Lake Highlands Freshman Center. More on the story here.

Donations to assist the family with expenses can be made two ways:

Chase Bank (9634 Audelia Rd) is … more

Just temporarily, to play a show. But she showed her hometown homies some love while she was here.

Dallas native Annie Clark, former member of the Polyphonic Spree and a 2001 Lake Highlands High School grad who now performs under the moniker St. Vincent, is a rising star — she’s … more