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This part stayed the same. Update: here is the presentation, where you can see the logo. The Lake Highlands Public Improvement District’s branding committee, along with heads of the design firm One Fast [...]
Hundreds of Lake Highlands residents this past week expressed discontent via social media about a new Lake Highlands brand, which first was presented at a Public Improvement District event (with little ado) and later on [...]
Not branding in the hot-iron-on-cattle sense, but branding in the who-we-are and what-we-want-everyone-to-know-about-us sense. That was the driving force behind the recent LH StrEATS fundraiser, attended by roughly 2,500 people — a number 1,000 higher [...]
Jack White, Ian Kinsler and Ben Jenkins (Warstic.com) Ben Jenkins grew up in our neighborhood and played centerfield for Lake Highlands High School coach Jay Higgins until his 1991 graduation. He went on to [...]
Photo of 'Ebola apartment' door by Danny Fulgencio Here in our neighborhood, America's first Ebola case was the biggest story of 2014, followed closely by the Lake Highlands logo controversy, and we are [...]
The rejected Lake Highlands logo. :'( After an outcry of sorts following the last unveiling of a Lake Highlands logo, the Lake Highlands Branding Committee (a subcommittee of the Lake Highlands Public Improvement [...]
The original Lake Highlands logo from the Lake Highlands branding committee Well, this is unexpected. A couple of weeks ago our post about the new Lake Highlands branding initiative and logo inspired intense (in some [...]
Here is the logo causing the fuss. Facebook is freaking out a little about the Lake Highlands logo, but supporters and the volunteers who worked on it for years stand behind it. Earlier [...]
Behold the new brand for Lake Highlands! After years of creative brainstorming to capture the small town atmosphere and community spirit of the Lake Highlands neighborhood in Dallas, the Lake Highlands Branding Committee (LHBC) unveiled [...]
Image borrowed from Logobird, the London-based design firm from which the neighborhood branding idea reportedly originated. Central Track is a visually pleasing local website that was not on my radar before one of [...]
