Each month, a resident of the West Kessler neighborhood is eligible for Yard of the Month. The Yard of the Month Program recognizes and supports our WKNA neighbors who demonstrate exceptional efforts to maintain and improve their property in a manner that contributes to the overall appearance of the community at large. Shane and Teresa at 711
Continue reading
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 reading
We are proud to welcome the newest addition to the neighborhood, the water fountain at Annie L. Stevens Park. The fountain is proudly supported by the West Kessler Neighborhood Association, Stevens Park Estates Neighborhood Association, North Oak Cliff Greenspace, and made possible in part by a grant from the Old Oak Cliff Conservation League.
Continue reading
Free shade trees available to all homeowners in Oncor service territory For the sixth straight summer, Oncor is offering all homeowners in its service territory two free shade trees as part of the Energy-Saving Trees program in partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation. When visiting ArborDay.org/Oncor, customers can use an online mapping
Continue reading
Preservation Town Hall Tuesday, June 20th, 6:30 pm Arts Mission Oak Cliff, 410 S. Windomere (at 12th Street) Moderator – Rachel Stone, Oak Cliff Advocate Panel – The Honorable Scott Griggs, Dallas City Council Mark Doty, Chief Planner, CIty of Dallas Historic Preservation Dept. Monte Anderson, Options Real Estate Bob
Continue reading
The 23rd annual Water-Wise Landscape Tour is open to all landscapes of Dallas Water Utilities customers. The Water-Wise Landscape Tour is co-sponsored by City of Dallas Water Utilities and the Dallas County Master Gardener Association, Inc. • The tour will feature landscapes (back yard landscapes may be included at the
Continue reading
Well, it’s that time of year again for us to ask for your support in keeping West Kessler one of the most active and organized neighborhood associations in the North Oak Cliff area. Through voluntary, tax-deductible donations, the Association is able to operate a broad array of social and charitable
Continue reading
Great neighborhoods are the cornerstone of a great community and the West Kessler Neighborhood Association is proud to recognize and honor our residents who go out of their way to improve and enhance the quality of life in our neighborhood. As part of our continued effort to better our community, the
Continue reading
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 reading
Each month, a resident of the West Kessler neighborhood is eligible for Yard of the Month. The Yard of the Month Program recognizes and supports our WKNA neighbors who demonstrate exceptional efforts to maintain and improve their property in a manner that contributes to the overall appearance of the community at large. Brad and Loyd at 926
Continue reading
Celebrating 15 Years since Incorporation as Twelve Hills Nature Center! May 13, 2017 at 7:00pm
Continue reading
David Weekley Homes will commence land work this Thursday 5/11, weather permitting. WARNING: EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, due to safety concerns, DO NOT enter the site for any reason. Stephanie Engwall, WKNA Development Oversight Committee Chair, is your point of contact; please contact her with your questions or concerns, as she’ll be
Continue reading
The water fountain that we paid for with Greenspace and SPENA should be installed within a couple of weeks.
Continue reading
West Kessler Native Arbor Initiative (WKNAI), in cooperation with the University of North Texas and the Lewisville Aquatic Ecosystem Research Facility (LAER), has free native trees available for planting on Earth Day. Grown from seeds collected from the Great Trinity Forest, they have been nurtured the last 3 years by
Continue reading
On March 29, key leaders from neighborhood stakeholder organizations attended a meeting at Eno’s Pizza Tavern in order to discuss the Alamo Manhattan construction project. Specifically, the attendees discussed the best way to handle upcoming utility work to be conducted in Davis Street associated with the project. After significant discussion
Continue reading
As of January 22, 2014, the Dallas City Council passed an ordinance requiring anyone soliciting within the city limits of Dallas to register with and obtain a solicitor’s permit from the City of Dallas. The only exceptions to this ordinance would be charitable and non-profit organizations. The City of Dallas
Continue reading
Zoo Day 2017 is just around the corner! Mr. Griggs and several of his fellow Councilmembers have partnered to invite residents of their districts to enjoy free entry at the Dallas Zoo on Saturday, April 22. We hope you’ll join us!
Continue reading
The West Kessler Neighborhood Association is delighted to announce the introduction of the West Kessler Native Arbor Initiative. Due to the generosity of Bob Ikel and Aaron Schad, we have been given approximately 30 3-year-old trees to distribute on an annual basis, in the Spring. We will have our inaugural
Continue reading
Have a way to better our community? Got a bright idea? The WKNA Board of Directors is asking for your help. The Old Oak Cliff Conservation League has opened this year’s grant process and we need your input. Hit us with your ideas about ways we can better our
Continue reading
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 reading
We are sure most of you have heard, but we have lost a beloved member of our community. On Thursday, March 16th, Jacques Groth passed away. Visit Jacques memorial page for more information.
Continue reading
The City of Dallas is asking citizens to voice their opinions about several important budget issues, from infrastructure improvements to animal services by completing a quick survey of six questions. The information collected in the survey will be provided to the City Council for their consideration in the budget development
Continue reading
A company that wants to build a carwash in Oak Cliff has requested a zoning change for a vacant lot on West Davis at Tennant. Frank S. Nuchereno submitted an application to build a 3,500-square-foot “tunnel carwash” and 20,000 feet of surface parking lot at 517 N. Tennant, behind Metro Diner.
Continue reading
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
Continue reading
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 reading