Pie Tap on Henderson is hosting a “Dine-to-Donate” pizza party for Geneva Heights’ Pre-Geneva Association. Mention that you’re dining for Pre-G on 12 Sep 2024 and Pie Tap will donate 20% of their proceeds!
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Enter our LGNA T-Shirt Contest!
LGNA is partnering with Bullzerk to develop a t-shirt as unique and cool as our neighborhood and its residents!
Submit a tagline by August 29 to president@lgna.net and you could win a free t-shirt (of course) as well as a $25 gift card to Bullzerk.
If you have artistic talent, you can submit graphic designs as well and win that way too.
Obviously, clever and catchy is good, off color, not so much. Can’t wait to see what you come up with!
Recap – 2024 Happy Hour & Annual Meeting
Welcomes and Farewells
Approximately 60 neighbors gathered at River Pig Saloon on May 21, 2024 for LGNA’s 2024 Happy Hour & Annual Meeting.
Once the attendees were properly situated with plates full of noshes and drinks in hand, the meeting was soon called to order and the business of electing new LGNA board members commenced.
Congratulations to Lisa Fleury and Mike Savage for being duly elected to the LGNA Board! We are looking forward to working with you.
With the formalities over, the focus of the event rightly shifted to recognizing and toasting the many contributions of longtime board member and CrimeWatch captain, Darren Dattalo. Unfortunately for us, he is pulling up stakes and heading for the Pacific Northwest, but we are very excited for his new adventure. Thank you again, Darren, for everything you’ve done for LGNA over the years!
Also departing – coincidentally to the Pacific Northwest – is board member Seth Kranz, who recently served as Vice President. Thank you again, Seth!
Hope you enjoy these fun snaps from the event!
Trader Joe’s Coming to Lowest Greenville
Who would have thought the hottest commodity in East Dallas would be a grocery store? For months, the good folks in Lake Highlands waged a seriously coordinated campaign to get Trader Joe’s to open in the new and coming Lake Highlands Town Center. That would be a great location for them, but Joe & Co passed for now in favor of a couple other more developed locations. Simultaneously, Madison Partners (the real estate company which owns the old Arcadia site) has been busy promoting its new “Arcadia Park” concept. The idea was to have a handful of permanently mounted food trucks sharing some common facilities. Officials at the City of Dallas worked for months on creating zoning standards to create this type of facility. They were afraid that similar developments would pop up all over the city without proper zoning being addressed. Just before New Year’s day, word came down that instead of the food truck facility, Madison had landed Trader Joe’s as a tenant on the Arcadia site. Continue reading “Trader Joe’s Coming to Lowest Greenville”
Celebrate 11-11-11!
Downing Hill Garden Studio celebrates this special day by thanking its many customers, neighbors and friends who have supported them over the past two years. Continue reading “Celebrate 11-11-11!”





