People Newspapers publishes two monthly community newspapers, Park Cities People and Preston Hollow People, and specialty pubs such as Society Magazine. The Dallas' neighborhoods covered are home to a potent mix of active citizens, society leaders, corporate CEOs, and arts patrons who care deeply about their schools, organizations, businesses, and the future of their communities. People Newspapers' publications have won numerous awards from the Texas Press Association and Suburban Newspapers of America, including the prize for the best weekly in Texas 16 times. For its 2014 coverage, People Newspapers received a first-place award for Best Feature Photo and honorable mentions in the Best Headline Writing, Best Sports Feature, and Best Feature Story categories from the National Newspaper Association. The Local Media Association awarded Park Cities People first place for Best Local Election Coverage and second place for Best Sports Section.
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PEOPLE PLEASERS! Thank you, People Newspapers for this great article about our Moon Day event. Great day-of story! #media #pr #photos #fun Catharine Flagg Recht Rosalind Washington Rosalie Wade Catalina Corona Anne-Marie Evans Catie Adams Valerie Freeman Leah King, CFRE Leah Frazier James White Kevin Brooks Lockheed Martin
We are thrilled to announce that the winners of our 2024 4th of July coloring contest are now showcased at Toys Unique! A huge thank you to everyone who participated and made this event so special. Be sure to stop by and check out the amazing artwork by our talented participants. Thank you to our sponsors! Audi Dallas Nor-Tex Greenscape Verner Brumley Mueller Parker Jim Mueller Baylor Scott & White Health The Rhodes Group at Compass Benchmark Bank Toys Unique!
People Newspapers is proud to announce that our publications, Park Cities People and Preston Hollow People, have received 15 awards in this year’s National Newspaper Association Better Newspaper Contest. Our newspapers achieved three first-place awards, two second-place awards, five third-place awards, and five honorable mentions. https://lnkd.in/gGZtUgum
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STROLL INSTEAD OF SCROLL IN THE COOL AIR Thank you, People Newspapers for this lovely write up about our 55th Anniversary of Apollo 11 and Moon Day this Saturday, July 20. It will be a packed event - come and meet an amazing Astronaut, Gregory H Johnson, enjoy live music from DJ Astronaut, LLC, food trucks, lectures, 30,000 exhibits and a great kid's section. Thank you, to Lawson Event Rentals for hosting the hospitality suite as our latest sponsors. #moonday #familytime #space #musuem #aerospace #event #easyparking
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People Newspapers covered the buzz from our 6th Annual North Star Luncheon presented by The Rosewood Corporation. Read more below!
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🌟 #FierceFemaleFriday Spotlight Goes To our own Texas Women's Foundation’s Board Member, Connie Babikian 🌟 We are thrilled to celebrate Connie Babikian, named among the esteemed 20 Under 40 by People Newspapers! Connie’s journey is a testament to resilience and entrepreneurial spirit. In 2021, she embarked on a transformative path, acquiring The Pillow Bar in Dallas, a bespoke bedding and linen company. Her leap from corporate finance to entrepreneurship amidst the challenges of motherhood during COVID underscores her unwavering determination. With a background that spans from Goldman Sachs to Hunt Consolidated, Inc., Connie’s leadership at The Pillow Bar exemplifies innovation and community dedication. Beyond revolutionizing the sleep experience with luxurious offerings like the “Dream Team Favorite” Daydreamer Down Robe, she remains deeply involved in empowering women and girls through her contributions to the Texas Women's Foundation. Read more about Connie’s inspiring journey here: https://lnkd.in/gqPJUdXb #FierceFemaleFriday #WomenEmpowerment #Entrepreneurship #TexasWomenLeaders
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Our client, Mary Kathryn Reese, CEO of Kitchen Design Concepts, has been featured in the Real Talk section of People Newspapers' July issue. Don't miss Mary Kathryn's feature on page 16 to learn about her favorite kitchen trends and outlook on the Dallas market. If you are planning to improve your kitchen or any other rooms in your home, check out their website at kitchendesignconcepts.com. #Dallas #SanAntonio #TexasPublicRelations #TexasPR #TexasSocialMedia #Travel #DallasSocialMediaAgency #DallasDigitalAgency #SanAntonioSocialMedia #SanAntonioDigitalAgency #DallasPR #SanAntonioPR
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IS THERE A PARK WITHIN A TEN-MINUTE WALK OF YOUR HOME? Allyn Media client Trust for Public Land is working to make that a reality! Click the image below to read People Newspapers article "New Park to Serve 3,400 Neighbors in Northwest Dallas," by Deputy Editor Maria Lawson. A Dallas Greening Initiative will eventually bring 15 new parks to the City of Dallas to alleviate park deserts. Park deserts are defined as areas without parks within a 10-minute walk. Trust for Public Land Texas says 27% of Dallasites live in park deserts, but the Dallas Greening Initiative will bring new access to 15,000 people. The initiative will roll out 15 public parks — five per every 18 months — to bring a new greenspace to each council district. ABOUT TRUST FOR PUBLIC LAND We’re committed to creating and protecting more places that bring us outside—parks, trails, community forests, playgrounds, and public lands—and making them available and welcoming to all. ABOUT FIVE MILE CREEK Five Mile Creek Greenbelt is a big, bold vision for Dallas parks. The greenbelt will create healthier and better connected communities with three new parks and 17 miles of trail stretching across southern Dallas. The outdoors belongs to all of us, but for residents in southern Dallas, access to these vital green spaces isn’t created equally. Only 54 percent of residents that live within the Five Mile Creek watershed area have a park or trail within a 10-minute walk of home, far below the citywide average of 73 percent. That’s why Trust for Public Land is leading the charge to create the Five Mile Creek Greenbelt, a bold vision for three new parks and a 17-mile trail stretching across southern Dallas. Once complete, the greenbelt will connect to 17 city parks, three hospitals, two colleges, two light rail stations, and provide close-to-home access to the outdoors for the nearly 200,000 residents who call the Five Mile Creek area of Dallas home. Data from the city’s safety and economic reports showed poor health and high crime rates in this area too. “We were shocked to find out that our zip code, 75216, had one of the least amounts of green space within a 10-minute walk of residents nationwide,” says Derrick Battie, a former NBA player and leader within the southern Dallas community who serves as the community liaison for South Oak Cliff High School. We envision of future where every Dallas neighborhood, regardless of zip code, has equitable access to a park. The Five Mile Creek Greenbelt will help fulfill that vision for southern Dallas with safe, close-to-home parks and trails that reflect the needs and identity of the neighborhoods they serve. #TrustForPublicLand #AllynMedia #Conservation #EnvironmentalProtection #Parks #Trails #NeighborhoodParks #GetOutside #ParkDeserts #DallasGreeningInitiative Garrett Boone