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Bloom Where You're Planted_Brad Oldham Sculpture.j Dallas-based Brad Oldham Sculpture has been named #10 on the list of the top 50 public artists in the United States according to The Power of Public Art study by CODAworx, which examines the influence of public art installations on urban spaces and communities.

Dallas-based Brad Oldham Sculpture has been named #10 on the list of the top 50 public artists in the United States according to The Power of Public Art study by CODAworx, which examines the influence of public art installations on urban spaces and communities. 

The study recognizes artists who have made substantial contributions to enhancing public spaces through their innovative artworks. Brad Oldham and Christy Coltrin of Brad Oldham Sculpture, are listed at #10 for their contribution to the public art sector exemplified in their recent project, Bloom Where You’re Planted in Surprise, AZ. 

The 20-foot tall, mirror-polished stainless steel saguaro cactus features a cascade of colorful flower blooms that are internally lit. The initial impression of the majestic sculpture reflects the soulful rhythms of the nearby Sonoran Desert and White Tank Mountains. For viewers who take a closer look, within the backside of the cactus is a lost-wax cast bronze woman with her hand cupped to her ear, ready to hear secrets and dreams. At night, those whispered communications twinkle out of the lit blooms into the night dessert sky.

Brad Oldham and Christy Coltrin, renowned for their distinctive and imaginative sculptures, have been a transformative figure in the field of public art. Their installations, ranging from whimsical characters to monumental structures, are celebrated for their ability to engage viewers and create a sense of place. In addition to Bloom Where You’re Planted, the company's portfolio includes iconic pieces such as The Traveling Man series in Dallas, TX, and The Bee Effect in Walnut Creek, CA, each of which has become a beloved landmark in its respective city.

"It is an honor to be recognized by CODAworx as one of the top public artists in the country," said Oldham. "This ranking is a testament to the hard work and creativity of our entire team. Our goal has always been to create art that not only beautifies public spaces but also fosters a connection between people and their environments."

According to CODAworx’s research: 

  • The public art industry contributed more than $4.4 billion to the economy in 2023.
  • Public artists earned approximately $1.7 billion in public commissions last year.
  • The average public art commission fee was $380,000.
  • Artists spend 70-90% of public art commissions on collaborators and sub-contractors such as fabricators, engineering firms, lighting, logistics and technology companies.

“The valuation of the public art industry is eye-opening,” said Toni Sikes, CEO of CODAworx. “The data underscores the economic significance of public art. We are excited to give readers a peek under the cover of this invisible economy – which is actually a flourishing ecosystem of creative magicians.” 

“The Bloom Where You’re Planted art piece created by Brad Oldham Sculpture is an example of not only the beauty of art, but also the way it can highlight a sense of place,” said Julie Akerly, Arts Manager for the City of Surprise, Arizona. “The Arizona desert saguaro cactus represents our geography and the bronze image of our City’s founder within the cactus pays tribute to our history. It all comes together in a very magical way that invites curiosity, interaction, and imagination.”

Celebrating its 25th anniversary, Brad Oldham Sculpture continues to push the boundaries of public art with projects that captivate and inspire. The company remains dedicated to its mission of transforming spaces and enhancing communities through the power of art.

“Our favorite part of installing a public-art sculpture is the unexpected way it resonates within the community,” said Coltrin. “Because art is a shared experience, each piece is completed by what the individual viewer brings to the experience.”

The Brad Oldham Sculpture team is currently installing a $2 million sculpture collection at the OAK mixed-used development in Oklahoma City which features polished stainless-steel clouds supported by a set of trees made from steel and bronze and a cowboy roping an errant cloud from the second story hotel balcony. The project will be dedicated in mid-September along with the opening of The Lively Hotel, a Tapestry Collection by Hilton. 

About Brad Oldham Sculpture:

Brad Oldham Sculpture is a Dallas-based studio specializing in the creation of public art installations. Founded by Brad Oldham and Christy Coltrin, the studio is known for its innovative and engaging sculptures that transform public spaces and enrich communities. With a focus on craftsmanship and creativity, Brad Oldham Sculpture has earned a reputation as one of the leading public art studios in the United States. 

About CODAworx: 

CODAworx is on a mission to demonstrate the power of public art to change the world. As the public art industry leader, we provide creative professionals a platform to showcase their work, connect, and find opportunities. Powered by a database showcasing thousands of projects with a collective budget of over $4 billion dollars, CODAworx leverages live events, awards programs, publications, data, and digital tools to empower public art in the experience economy.

 

 

 

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Keep Irving Beautiful Partners with Pacific Dental Services for Serve Day

Group Conducts Cleanup at T.W. Richardson Grove Park

 

 

(IRVING, TEXAS)— Keep Irving Beautiful (KIB) recently partnered with Pacific Dental Services (PDS), a leading national dental support organization, for a cleanup at T.W. Richardson Grove Park,  333 E. I-635, on August 17.  Volunteers from Irving PDS started their day of service at the park early Saturday morning. Working in small groups, the team helped collect litter to prevent it from reaching the nearby Elm Fork of the Trinity River.

 

Once complete the team of 12 collected 56 pounds of trash and recyclable materials.

 

This event was part of Pacific Dental Services’ 14th annual “Serve Day,” an initiative to provide donated dental care to underserved patients, as well as engage their employees in offices across the country in local service projects.

 

“This is the second year we have partnered with Pacific Dental Services for their Serve Day,” said KIB Board member Karen Harmon. “The employee volunteers were a pleasure to work with.  This was a great example of how Irving’s corporate community gives back, and we look forward to participating in Serve Day again next year.”

 

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Keep Irving Beautiful is a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating the community about litter abatement, recycling, and beautification to help preserve the health and promote the social and economic prosperity of the city. As an award-winning affiliate of Keep America Beautiful and Keep Texas Beautiful, Keep Irving Beautiful reaches out to all sectors of the community, including government, businesses, churches, as well as cultural, educational, neighborhood and civic organizations. For more information on volunteering with KIB or making an activity a “green event,” visit CityofIrving.org/KIB or call (972) 721-2175.

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¡Yo Quiero! has partnered with Dave Campbell’s Texas Football to celebrate some of the most dedicated figures in Texas high school football: Team Moms! Throughout the season, ¡Yo Quiero! will be honoring moms who go the extra mile to support their teams. Nominations for the Team Mom of the Year can be submitted here: www.texasfootball.com/team-mom-appreciation-award/form.

In the lead-up to the big award, ten exceptional moms from across Texas will be recognized with the Team Mom Appreciation Award at games throughout the 2024 season. Each selected mom, who has made a positive impact on her community, will receive an award and a $500 donation to her school during the legendary Friday Night Lights, when Texas high school football takes center stage.

Tara Murray, VP of Marketing for ¡Yo Quiero!, mentioned, "Texans should keep an eye out for ¡Yo Quiero! and the Dave Campbell’s Texas Football crew at games across the state as they honor these deserving individuals throughout the 2024 Texas high school football season!"

¡Yo Quiero! Brands, a family-focused dip company based in Rhome, TX, is shaking up the national Guacamole, Salsa, and Queso category by offering everyone's favorite dips packed with flavor, made with the fewest additives possible, and featuring quality 'Better for You' ingredients. "At the core of it all, we're just trying to make it easier for families to enjoy their favorite foods together in a healthier way that moms love!" said Murray.

To learn more about the Team Mom Appreciation Award Program and Road Tour, visit here. "At the end of the year, fans will vote at texasfootball.com to help name the Team Mom of the Year," added Murray.

ABOUT Dave Campbell Texas Football

For over 65 years, the iconic Dave Campbell’s Texas Football media brand has been “the bible” for millions of football fans across Texas. Its annual summer edition is essential reading for rabid football fans, previewing every high school and college team in the state. Known for its comprehensive coverage, TexasFootball.com offers extensive digital content, including team and recruit rankings, scores, exclusive interviews, podcasts, and daily shows. Additionally, TexanLive.com streams over 1,500 live sporting events each year, bringing fans closer to the action.

About ¡Yo Quiero!

¡Yo Quiero! Brands is a Texas-based avocado, guacamole, and dip company with state-of-the-art facilities in Rhome, Texas and Guanajuato, Mexico. With a mission of selecting and growing the freshest and finest ingredients, ¡Yo Quiero! creates delicious, hand-crafted products that can be found in most local retailers. Bringing years of experience and dip expertise to the category, ¡Yo Quiero! leads and innovates with integrity and passion. The current lineup of premium handcrafted dips can be viewed on our website. For additional information, recipes, or product availability, please visit www.yoquierobrands.com

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North Texas’s Beloved Bar-B-Que Brand Opens Doors in Cedar Creek Lake Area

 

Soulman’s Bar-B-Que is open for business at its 21st North Texas location at 101 S 3rd St, Mabank, TX 75147, where North Texas’ favorite bar-b-que is now serving up its award-winning smoked meats and sides.

 

"Mabank is one of the fastest-growing North Texas towns, and Soulman's prides itself on serving the close-knit community and ensuring they are thoroughly satisfied with some of the region’s best barbeque," said Brett Randle, the CEO of Soulman’s Bar-B-Que. As a family-owned and operated establishment for 50 years, Soulman’s has undeniably established itself as a regional leader, renowned for its unwavering commitment to service, community engagement, and exceptional quality standards.”

 

In celebration of the newest location, on Saturday, August 10th, competitors in the Soulman’s signature rib-eating contest vied for both bragging rights and a charity donation.  Participants included the Fire Chief of Mabank Ricky Myrick and Brian Crull, the Mayor of Gun Barrel City. The winner of the rib-eating contest was John Holcomb, who represented the office of the Mabank, earning a $1000 donation to the Tri-County Library.

 

Additionally, the Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting for community and business leaders on July 16th at the newest Soulmans’s location where guests were treated to lunch and learned more about the five-decade-long history of Soulman’s in North Texas.

 

Soulman’s Bar-B-Que originally opened its doors in Pleasant Grove, a Dallas suburb, on October 19, 1974. Since then, they have remained steadfast in their timeless BBQ techniques and treasured family recipes—ones that continue to be used today. Rapidly gaining popularity among local residents, Soulman’s set itself apart as an extraordinary establishment among the ordinary "run-of-the-mill" Bar-B-Que joints.

 

Soulman’s Bar-B-Que’s array of BBQ meats is cooked "low and slow" over hickory wood, adhering to their time-honored tradition. This unwavering dedication has rightfully earned Soulman’s acclaim as one of the premier barbecue destinations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

 

“Our decades-long legacy underscores our deep pride in what we do, both in and out of the kitchen. We hold unwavering belief in the North Texas communities we serve and have made it our mission to provide support to local schools, sports & recreation, faith & family organizations, and the business community that supports the success of our neighbors and friends,” affirmed Randle.

 

 

About Soulman’s Bar-B-Que

For 50 years, Soulman’s Bar-B-Que has satisfied the hardest-to-please bar-b-que lovers….Texans!  Founded in Pleasant Grove, Texas in 1974, Soulman’s had only a few simple goals—serve great Texas-style BBQ and offer friendly, sincere service.  Soulman’s original family recipes are still the foundation for the company’s success from their 8 different types of meat that are smoked “low & slow” over only hickory wood to their famous homemade sides, including Ranch house beans and Texas style cream corn! Throughout the years, this family-owned and operated company has remained true to its original strive for success and customer satisfaction and is honored to be considered one of the Top Bar-B-Que Chains in America (2018) and Best Bar-B-Que in Dallas for Takeout  & Delivery (2020).

 

Soulman’s currently owns and operates 21 North and East Texas locations in Allen, Cedar Hill, Fort Worth, Forney, Garland, Greenville, Hurst, Hurst Grapevine Highway,  Lancaster, Lewisville, Mabank, Mansfield, Mesquite, Quinlan, Red Oak, Rockwall I-30, Rockwall Goliad, Royse City,  Sulphur Springs, Terrell, and Van. To learn more about Soulman’s Bar-B-Que, visit them online at http://www.soulmans.com or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/soulmansbbq.

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Smokeout Fest Casey Donahew is among the artists at the Smokeout Fest

As summer comes to a close, Southfork Ranch is preparing a robust schedule of events for the fall season. The iconic ranch is not just a place for reliving fond memories of the past, but it’s also the perfect place to make new memories and try new experiences. This fall, Southfork Ranch will host an array of unique events. From a barbeque and music festival to a “Dallas”-themed expo and a Murder Mystery Dinner, there’s something for locals and visitors to enjoy.

 

FALL EVENTS AT SOUTHFORK RANCH

Sept. 7 | Smokeout Barbecue & Music Fest

Oct. 25 - 27 | Southfork Experience

Oct. 26 | Big Little Brawlers

Oct. 31 | Murder Mystery Dinner

 

FALL EVENT DETAILS

Smokeout Barbecue & Music Fest

Saturday, Sept. 7

2 to 11 p.m.

Join us at Southfork Ranch for the first Smokeout Barbecue & Music Fest! Enjoy a day filled with mouthwatering barbecue, fiery competition and live music. Witness pitmasters from across Texas face off in a high-stakes showdown sanctioned by The Outlaw Barbecue Association. After the competition, make sure to get your tickets for a live concert featuring an exciting lineup of country artists.

Buy tickets at https://mesquitearena.vbotickets.com/event/Smokeout_Fest/132938

 

Southfork Experience

Friday, Oct. 25 to Sunday, Oct. 27

Get ready for a weekend of unparalleled entertainment at the heart of the beloved TV show “Dallas.” Immerse yourself in the world of “Dallas” and mingle with your favorite stars who brought the drama and excitement to life. Whether you’re a casual viewer or a die-hard fan, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Buy tickets at https://www.southforkexperience.com/

 

Big Little Brawlers

Saturday, Oct. 26

8 to 10 p.m.

The Big Little Brawlers from the Micro Wrestling Federation are bringing the heat to Southfork Ranch. Experience the thrill of a full-scale, WWE-type event featuring an entire cast under five feet tall. Watch as the Micro Wrestlers body slam, bear hug and headlock their way through an evening of nonstop action. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable night of excitement and adrenaline-pumping action!

Buy tickets at https://www.microwrestling.com/events/southforkranch

 

Murder Mystery Dinner

Thursday, Oct. 31

6:30 p.m. arrival

7-10 p.m. dinner and show

 

Someone has been murdered at Southfork’s mansion and it’s your job to find out whodunit. Enjoy a four-course dinner at this murder-mystery dinner. More details will be announced at a later date, but mark your calendars now for a festive Halloween night. 

 

For more information, visit southforkranch.com/events.

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Farmers Branch-based Centurion American Development Group has owned Southfork Ranch since October 2022 and has worked to ensure that the historic portions of the 241-acre site are retained and improved. In a presentation to the Parker Planning & Zoning Commission on Thursday, Aug. 22, Centurion American outlined its plans for Southfork Ranch.

The developer will create 89 two-acre estate lots and plans to partner with a curated set of luxury builders to create the quality and caliber of residential development consistent with Parker’s Comprehensive Land Use Plan. The development team presented its vision for the future of Southfork Ranch at Thursday’s meeting and was approved by a unanimous vote.

As a key part of the presentation, the developer highlighted its plans for the 36.7-acre parcel that contains the Southfork Mansion, Event Center and Visitors Center, as well as the newly built rodeo arena.

“We’ve spent the past two years working to improve the Southfork Ranch site,” said Sean Terry, Centurion American’s vice president of entitlements. “We have long-term improvement plans to ensure that visitors can enjoy the history of Southfork Ranch for generations to come.

The Southfork Ranch team recently announced a robust calendar of events for Fall 2024, with additional events and festivals in the works.

Following the Planning & Zoning meeting, Centurion American will present its plans to the Parker City Council. Development timelines and contracted builders will be announced in the months that follow.

Centurion American Development Group has been lauded and recognized for its commitment to retaining historic buildings and sites, including its work with The Statler in Dallas and Collin Creek in Plano.

About Centurion American

Since 1990, Centurion American has developed well over 100,000 single-family lots in dozens of premier communities surrounding North Texas. Centurion has demonstrated the ability to effectively work with investors, landowners, financial institutions, and vendors to acquire over 35,000 acres of land inventory, resulting in a diverse mix of developments varying in size and scope. Delivering award-winning communities with impeccable amenities such as parks, golf courses, and hiking and biking trails, Centurion has successfully designed master-planned communities that have been recognized across the real estate industry.

Centurion has set the standard in purchasing and developing land in prime locations. Their developments have the right combination of natural land settings, strong job growth, good school systems, and access to local community shopping. Over the past 25 years, it is this proven track record of achievements that has consistently created excellent value and ROI for Centurion American partners, investors, builders, and homeowners. For more information visit CenturionAmerican.com.

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When Kaleidoscope Park officially opens on Saturday, Oct. 5, it will be the culmination of years of hard work and planning by the Kaleidoscope Park Foundation and its volunteers, as well as its partners at Communities Foundation of Texas, the City of Frisco and HALL Park. It is only fitting, therefore, that those founders and the entities who have sponsored and funded the development of this world-class art and horticultural destination be feted at a ticketed party prior to the official Grand Opening.

 

On Friday, Oct. 4, guests will be treated to the Sunset Soirée: A Walk in the Park at Frisco’s Kaleidoscope Park. This first-look event offers a curated guest list the chance to stroll the park and hear from those who were fundamental in its creation and completion.

 

After arriving at the new HALL Park, guests will have the opportunity to stroll the park while enjoying small bites donated by Vestal’s Catering, gelato provided by Gelato la Boca, beer provided by Rollertown Beerworks, cocktails by Socorro Tequila, and spectacular sips of HALL Wines donated by Craig and Kathryn Hall. Guests at the ticketed event will have the first official chance to view Janet Echelman’s magnificent Butterfly Rest Stop, the largest and most important piece of public art to debut in North Texas in years.

 

The evening’s program will take place on the Arts Lawn with stage and sound provided by Big D Party Rentals. Guests can expect a welcome from Kaleidoscope Park Foundation’s Board President, the Honorable Florence Shapiro, as well as remarks from:

  • Frisco Mayor Jeff Cheney
  • Wayne White, CEO of Communities Foundation of Texas
  • Craig Hall, Founder and CEO of HALL Group
  • Janet Echelman, artist, and
  • Shawn Jackson, Executive Director of Kaleidoscope Park.

 

In keeping with the bridge that Frisco has built between art and technology, the evening will end with a drone show presented by North Texas’ Sky Elements.

 

Sunset Soiree is being brought to fruition by its event committee, including:

  • Andrea Palaschak
  • Kelly Bond
  • Donna Carr
  • Barbara Milo

 

Tickets for Sunset Soirée are $150 per person and can be purchased here. For more information on becoming a sponsor or supporter of the Kaleidoscope Park Foundation, visit KaleidoscopePark.com/support.

 

The six-acre Kaleidoscope Park is located near the Dallas North Tollway at Warren Parkway in Frisco, Texas, and in neighboring distance to The Star, Stonebriar Centre, Legacy West, The Shops at Legacy, The Boardwalk and Granite Park.

 

ABOUT KALEIDOSCOPE PARK:

Kaleidoscope Park is a dynamic, innovative arts and culture destination for North Texas currently under construction. The Park will be home to free, year-round public programming, including films, diverse musical and dance performances, and a variety of health and recreational activities. The Park will feature monumental works of public art, architecture, and gardens set among a children’s play area, dog park, performance lawn, outdoor workspaces, and shaded promenades and plazas. Learn more at kaleidoscopepark.org.

 

ABOUT THE KALEIDOSCOPE PARK FOUNDATION:

Kaleidoscope Park Foundation is a nonprofit public-private partnership between Communities Foundation of Texas and the City of Frisco. The Foundation’s mission is to thoughtfully engage the diverse and rapidly growing communities of North Texas through free public arts and culture programming that is genuine, inclusive, and accessible. Operating as a Foundation supported by private donations, financial support for development, operations, and programming is always welcome.

 

ABOUT COMMUNITIES FOUNDATION OF TEXAS:

The mission of Communities Foundation of Texas (CFT) is to improve the lives of all people in our community by investing in their health, wealth, living, and learning. CFT works to accomplish this by growing community giving, expanding community impact, and advancing community equity. With a vision of building thriving communities for all, CFT works locally and across the state with many individuals, families, companies, foundations, and nonprofits through a variety of charitable funds and strategic grantmaking initiatives. CFT professionally manages more than 1,300 charitable funds and has awarded more than $2.5 billion in grants since its founding in 1953.

CFT is committed to serving and understanding donor needs, expertly handling complex gifts, wisely managing charitable funds, and leveraging its community knowledge to increase charitable impact, in addition to powering several initiatives including the W. W. Caruth, Jr. Fund at CFT, CFT for Business, Educate Texas at CFT, Emerging Leaders in Philanthropy at CFT, GiveWisely, and CFT’s North Texas Giving Day. CFT’s North Texas Giving Day raised $64 million on a single day in 2023 to help over 3,250 North Texas nonprofits. Learn more at www.CFTexas.org.

 

ABOUT HALL PARK

A pioneering development in Frisco since the mid-1990s, HALL Park today encompasses 2.2 million square feet of office and retail space throughout 15 buildings. One-third of the park is dedicated to green space and includes three miles of walking trails, over 200 works of art including the Texas Sculpture Garden, the largest private collection of contemporary Texas sculpture made available to the public. In October 2021, its developer, HALL Group, commenced construction on the first phase of its new masterplan development that will evolve HALL Park into a dynamic mixed-use community. Upon completion, the full masterplan–anticipated to span 15-20 years of development–will encompass approximately 9.5 million square feet of usable mixed-use space, including residential, with a projected value of around $7 billion. Learn more at hallpark.com. 

 

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Coppell XC Varsity Boys Celebrate with Team After

 

On Saturday, August 24, Coppell High School’s Cross Country teams made their exciting relay debut at the legendary Greenhill/Luke’s Locker 6-Mile Relay! In a thrilling team format, runners broke into groups of four, each tackling 1.5 miles of a challenging course filled with haybales and hills. With teamwork, determination, and incredible team spirit on full display, Coppell’s athletes faced tough competition and strengthened their bonds, celebrating every step of the way. The joy and energy were undeniable as the team came together for this unforgettable cross-country event.

Coach Wren remarked, “This meet was definitely different from the others we’ll attend this year. I wanted to give the kids a unique experience and a meet they could really enjoy. Each runner ran 1.5 miles instead of a 5k, but the course provided a great challenge. Despite missing several runners due to the SAT, those who competed performed very well.”

Individual and Team Highlights

Varsity Boys: 

The team of Srivanth Rudrangi, Tanish Neelapu, Grant O’Neal, and Rohit Kalpathy finished 5th overall with a time of 31:45.62, each runner completing their 1.5-mile leg with impressive times.

Coach Wren added, “We were missing a few varsity runners, but I was pleased with how the team of Grant, Rohit, Srivanth, and Tanish ran. The other varsity team, consisting of sophomores and freshmen—Diego Morales, Sam Meier, Arya Khanna, and Itsuki Pena—competed well against older runners.”

 

Varsity Girls:

The team of Rachel Arrington, Mallory Sherrer, Annie Reeder, and Maya Easterwood finished 6th overall with a time of 38:48.54, competing against more than 35 teams.

Maya and Mallory had the top times for the girls, praised Coach Wren. “The varsity team just missed out on taking home a trophy. Rachel, Mallory, Annie, and Maya all ran well, and I’m proud of their efforts.”

 

JV Boys: 

Both JV Boys A and JV Boys B teams dominated the competition, each taking 1st place overall in their respective divisions.

  • JV Boys Team A: Rodrick Abrego, Myles Metrano, Aiden George, and Jose Murillo finished 1st overall with a time of 34:29.40 in the JV A division.
  • JV Boys Team B: Farhan Mohammed, Christian Todd, Noah Law, and Hugh Harris also claimed 1st place, clocking a time of 36:16.52 in the JV B division.

Coach Wren praised the teams’ performances: “The team of Jose, Rodrick, Aiden, and Myles finished first in the JV A division, and they all ran exceptionally well. The team of Noah, Hugh, Christian, and Farhan won the JV B division. Winning both JV Boys’ divisions was the highlight of the meet.”

 

JV Girls:

The team of Shreya Shah, Rhea Bala, Delanee Mullen, and Ava Garcia finished 4th overall with a time of 44:04.65.

Coach Wren remarked, “Ava, Rhea, Shreya, and Delanee competed hard and earned some hardware for their 4th place finish. Ava Garcia really stood out, running the best time among the JV Girls.”

Looking Ahead

Coach Wren concluded: “The timing of this meet is perfect because it comes the week before an extremely important race at North Lakes Park in Denton, where the District Meet will be held in October. I’m really looking forward to seeing how our kids run on the district course against some of the top teams in the state. I have confidence that with a strong week of practice, they’ll perform well next Saturday at the Marcus Coach T Invitational.”

Our team came together for a strong relay debut, showing determination and teamwork on this tough course. Most importantly, they demonstrated incredible bonding and strategy. Until next time, we'll keep pushing forward!

 

Contact Information
For more details or to support the team, please contact:
Patricia Chi
Email: chi.patricia@gmail.com
Phone: (469) 831-3709

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Turtle Creek Chorale

It’s time for 90’s nostalgia with Turtle Creek Chorale’s fall mainstage concert, Bach to the ‘90s at Moody Performance Hall on Thursday, September 26, and Friday, September 27 at 7:30 pm.

Dallas’ very own men’s chorus presents a fabulously fun celebration of the ‘90s - and not just the 1990s. In between hits from Madonna, Alanis Morissette, boy bands, and more, audiences will enjoy a little bit of Bach from the 1790s, and operatic works from the 1890s.

Tickets range from $25 to $55 and are available here.

Join the Chorale for a blast from the past and a symphony for the ages!

 

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Turtle Creek Chorale

It’s time for 90’s nostalgia with Turtle Creek Chorale’s fall mainstage concert, Bach to the ‘90s at Moody Performance Hall on Thursday, September 26, and Friday, September 27 at 7:30 pm.

Dallas’ very own men’s chorus presents a fabulously fun celebration of the ‘90s - and not just the 1990s. In between hits from Madonna, Alanis Morissette, boy bands, and more, audiences will enjoy a little bit of Bach from the 1790s, and operatic works from the 1890s.

Tickets range from $25 to $55 and are available here.

Join the Chorale for a blast from the past and a symphony for the ages!