Oak Cliff continues to evolve into a strong and diverse urban community. This is due not only to its one-of-a-kind natural beauty and aesthetic, but also due to the diverse group of citizens that remain fully engaged and empowered within the community. Keeping Oak Cliff real means protecting and maintaining
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The monthly meeting is an opportunity for members of the West Kessler Neighborhood Association to get up to date on the projects, activities, and general information about the neighborhood. Meeting minutes are approved and posted on our website at the following monthly meeting.
Continue readingMark your calendars and get ready for Mardi Gras with West Kessler! Start the weekend on Friday (2/24) at 6 pm with a Mardi Gras themed Wine Down at the home of Tray and Lynn. Then, get some rest and get started early on Sunday (2/26), cause we are meeting
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Help DLAC (Dual Language Action Committee) create a scholarship fund by purchasing a spot for your sale. Join Rosemont for their 2nd Annual Community Garage Sale on April 22nd at 8am. DLAC is collecting donated items for them to sell and keep all proceeds from those donated items. If a
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West Kessler Neighborhood Association‘s own Evan Engwall has been named Teacher of the Year at Central Elementary School! Evan is a math teacher at Central Elementary that serves the at-risk students in the math center. He is admired for reaching out to ALL students at Central. He organized and operates
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Well, it’s that time again! The Oak Cliff Mardi Gras parade is on Sunday, February 26th at 4 PM. The construction of our custom-made parade float has been completed and Now is the time to reserve your spot. As in previous years, and in true Mardi Gras fashion, all riders
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What Goes to the Curb? Tree Limbs (please separate from bulky items) Shrubbery (please separate from bulky items) Bagged Leaves Furniture* Appliances If an appliance has Freon (e.g. a/c unit or refrigerator) it is NOT accepted Carpet Mattresses Other bulky items *If you have bulky items that are in good condition and still functional,
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The effects of severe weather are felt every year by many Americans. To obtain critical weather information, NOAA’s National Weather Service (NWS), part of the U.S. Department of Commerce, established SKYWARN® with partner organizations. SKYWARN® is a volunteer program with nearly 290,000 trained severe weather spotters. These volunteers help keep
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The Dallas Park and Recreation Department has a new team committed to providing the highest standards of public safety to ensure residents have a fun and safe experience while visiting our Dallas parks, trails and facilities. “The Dallas Park and Recreation currently has six Park Rangers monitoring our entire park
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The City of Dallas Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is offering another round of Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) classes for neighborhoods, community organizations and workplaces starting Feb. 18. The free classes are taught by OEM emergency personnel and cover basic emergency response skills. “Community leaders, particularly those working with
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As a new year approaches, Dallas and District 1, in particular, are embracing ‘the new’ in several ways. In October, we converted one of the tennis courts at Lake Cliff Park into a lighted, multi-use recreational court. The change has been enormously popular with kids in the area, especially those
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Happy winter from West Kessler! Be sure to keep up with all the latest events at http://www.westkessler.org/events/ Come Get Social: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Beautification Committee | Nextdoor | Youtube #WeAreWestKessler
Continue readingHowdy neighbors! As 2016 draws to a close, it’s time to reflect back on the year. West Kessler continues to be one of the best neighborhoods in Oak Cliff, solely as a reflection of the loving and diverse collection of neighbors. In 2016, new friendships have formed and existing friendships
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Throughout the year, the WKNA Social Committee dedicates itself to organizing a full calendar of social events that provide opportunities for neighbors and friends to come together to create the true spirit of community living. It’s the spirit of our community that makes West Kessler not only a desirable place
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Louise Wolff Kahn Elementary School has quite a few angels left on their Angel Tree that represent a less fortunate child in Oak Cliff that would be very appreciative of a bit of generosity. Thursday, December 15 is the date by which all gifts are to be delivered to the
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Are you ready for Mardi Gras?!?!? Sunday, February 26, 2017 at 4pm We would like to gather some information about your interest in participating this year. The theme is still a secret but we look forward to hearing more about how you can help. Please use the form below to
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West Kessler Neighborhood Association is pleased to announce the board of directors for the 2017 term!
Continue readingOn December 3rd at 11am Joseph and Angie (808 N Hampton Rd) are once again opening their home to neighbors who are interested in making the lighted holiday spheres. They will have food and beverages. The plan is to come over, have some food, make some spheres, hang out
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We need YOU to keep WKNA running smoothly. To avoid dictatorships, we limit terms to 2 years per office. So please bring your new blood and new ideas to the last meeting of 2016 – December 1 at the Golf Course Clubhouse! We Need YOU! The Executive Committee is comprised
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A Q & A with David Weekley Homes Who is developing the property and what are they doing? David Weekley Homes (DW) purchased PD 768 tracts 1 and 2 in September 2016. These are the tracts behind Kessler Woods and N Oak Cliff Blvd, ending behind Lance and Amanda’s house.
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In October, you’ll have a chance to learn more about North Oak Cliff United Police Patrol at an informational meeting, Tuesday, Oct. 25 at the Turner House, 7 p.m. Turner House address is 401 N. Rosemont Ave., Dallas, TX 75208. NOCUPP board members and a NOCUPP patrol officer will be
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Which Oak Cliff projects should be a part of the 2017 Bond Program? You will vote next May as to whether to approve, or reject, the City of Dallas’s 2017 bond program. But NOW is the time for those of us in District 1 to identify, and prioritize, the projects
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The Dallas Public Library is looking for six volunteers to teach English as a Second Language courses and six more to help with their kids ESL program for children of the students at the Hampton Illinois library (2951 S Hampton Rd, Dallas, TX 75224). – 3-4 hour commitment on Saturday
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Special thanks to Nan and Stu who welcomed the neighbors into their beautiful home to beat the heat at the pool!
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