This Week's Hot Headlines

Unsolved Texas murder leads this week's most-read Dallas stories

The episode covering Jennifer Harris debuted on March 13 on Merit TV.

Photo courtesy of Red Rabbit

Editor's note: It's time to look back at the top Dallas news of the week, beginning with an unsolved Texas murder. Plus, Texas' favorite supermarket expands, where to eat on Easter, and more. Catch up on the most popular Dallas stories below, and then visit our event planner for weekend inspiration.

1. Unsolved murder of Texas woman Jennifer Harris featured on Nancy Grace. The unsolved murder of a young Texas woman is the subject of a new episode of Crime Stories With Nancy Grace, the series hosted by true crime queen Nancy Grace.

2. Supermarket chain H-E-B to open new Dallas-area store in college town. Texas' favorite supermarket chain is opening a new location in the Dallas-Fort Worth area: And that location is … drumroll … Denton.

3. Closures give this Dallas restaurant news roundup a surprising jolt. This edition of dining news around Dallas has a surprising number of openings and closings. We're living in unpredictable times and that even extends to the restaurant news roundup published twice every month by CultureMap Dallas.

4. List of all the best restaurants for Easter brunch in Dallas in 2025. Easter falls on Sunday, April 20. That gives you plenty of time to make reservations at one of these Dallas restaurants. Here's where to find Easter brunch in Dallas in 2025.

Easter brunch cheesecakes On Easter, we will brunch. Photo by Melissa Walker Horn on Unsplash

5. New Selena documentary features unseen footage and family members. Selena y Los Dinos, which premiered at South by Southwest in Austin on March 12, reveals a never-before-seen look into Selena's life through home footage, past interviews, and new interviews with her family members, her husband, and bandmates.

Racquet Ball News

New private club with sports & dining opens in old T-Bar Dallas space

Banner House at T Bar M

Dallas tennis and racquet sports facility T Bar M Racquet Club has been transformed into Banner House at T Bar M, a new private club combining sports facilities with hospitality options.

Located at 6060 Dilbeck Ln., the facility is now under the leadership of WoodHouse, whose experience in the private club realm includes Park House at Highland Park Village, and in Houston.

Founded in 1972 by Texas tennis legends Jack Turpin, Tut Bartzen, and Clarence Mabry, T Bar M Racquet Club has served as a destination for tennis and racquet sports enthusiasts. The newly transformed Banner House at T Bar M will debut as a next-generation private club, blending world-class racquet sports, luxury hospitality, wellness, and cultural experiences.

Construction has been ongoing throughout the year, with the original clubhouse still open to members. The new Clubhouse officially opened to Banner House members in early March. In early May, Banner House will host an official unveiling of the expanded facilities.

Which include:

22 hard courts, three red-clay courts, one grass court, eight pickleball courts, five padel courts
wellness spa & resort-style pool
dining concepts and members-only lounges
Social events such as champagne and caviar nights, supper clubs, and mixology experiences
Wellness & fitness events like yoga on the courts, guided meditation, and wellness workshops
Racquet Sports training programs, tournaments, and social play opportunities
Next Gen Club – For kids and teens, featuring holiday festivals, parent-child tournaments, scavenger hunts, and junior sports academies
Culinary & Beverage – A Michelin-starred chef-driven culinary experience, including Japanese omakase at ‘The Nook,’ a poolside taqueria, and intimate dining concepts.

There's also art from Art Basel, the Dallas Art Fair, and global artists.

Food and beverage programs will be led by Executive Chef Steven Lartz, who has worked at Michelin-starred restaurants. Options include The Nook, a Japanese omakase restaurant with Executive Sushi Chef Jun Takahashi and Executive Sous Chef Tai Nguyen; a poolside restaurant, The Taqueria, the dining room, garden dining and courtside patio dining.

Membership prices are … well if you have to ask, you can't afford. Dues start at $195 per month for students aged 21-25.

A full-club membership for single/unmarried members only who are over 30 is $495 a month. Plus: a $16,500 initiation fee. A full-club membership for single/unmarried members who are under 30 is $345, with a $10,000 initiation fee.

Aside from getting access to all of the various amenities, Full Club members are given priority nomination privileges, offering the ability to nominate 10 individuals for preferential membership consideration. Very Ponzi scheme!

Family memberships range from $550 to $645 per month, with initiation fees ranging from $15,000 to $35,000.

WoodHouse owns and operates Park House Dallas and Houston; Jose, the chef-driven Mexican restaurant; and Dior Café by Dominique Crenn in Dallas’ Highland Park Village. Plus: Citizen House Oklahoma City, Elevation Hotel & Spa in Crested Butte, Pilgrimage Music Festival, and The Moore Miami, a luxury private members club, work space and hotel in the Miami Design District.

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