Dean Highland Neighborhood Association

Tag: State Historical Marker Challenge

  • DHNA’s State Historical Marker Challenge: B & B from Wenz Ave

    Hello Dean Highlanders,

    Check out these Challengers:

    B & B from Wenz Ave

    They look very excited, right?

    These two goldbrickers won’t be getting free DHNA t-shirts for their efforts, but we do thank them for their time!

    For past DHNA State Historical Marker Challengers, check this out. Here is what our State Historical Marker Challenge is all about, by the way:

    Our Texas Historical Marker for the trolley stop is on-site now. You can check it out at the triangle on Trice and 28th:

    If you take a photo of yourselves and/or loved ones next to the Texas Historical Marker, send it to us via email at deanhighlandwaco@gmail.com and we’ll post it here on the website. We will also throw in a free Dean Highland Neighborhood t-shirt for each participant while supplies last.

  • DHNA’s State Historical Marker Challenge: Carl Freeto

    Hi Dean Highlanders,

    Meet our latest Challenger:

    Carl lives on Maple Ave, and can usually be seen out walking with his dog, Rosy (who didn’t walk with Carl the day he took the Challenge because she doesn’t like thunderstorms). Here’s a picture of Rosy saying “no” to a walk:

    If you see them out and about, you know what to do! Carl got a DHNA t-shirt for his efforts, and you could too.

    For past DHNA State Historical Marker Challengers, check this out. Here, by the way, is what our State Historical Marker Challenge is all about:

    Our Texas Historical Marker for the trolley stop is on-site now. You can check it out at the triangle on Trice and 28th:

    If you take a photo of yourselves and/or loved ones next to the Texas Historical Marker, send it to us via email at deanhighlandwaco@gmail.com and we’ll post it here on the website. We will also throw in a free Dean Highland Neighborhood t-shirt for each participant while supplies last.

    T-shirt supplies look like this:

    • 3 smalls
    • 7 mediums
    • and 1 large

  • DHNA’s State Historical Marker Challenge: Sabine Meyer & Foster Dog Mabel

    Hi Dean Highlanders,

    Check out these Challengers:

    Sabine Meyer & Foster Dog Mabel

    Sabine, reppin’ Parrott Ave, has lived in the neighborhood for two years and has met her “wonderful neighbors” when out walking her dogs.

    Here’s a message about Mabel from Sabine:

    P.S. Mabel is available for adoption at Pet Circle (A119714). She’s a dream: About 2 year old, house broken, crate trained, walks great on a loose leash, gets along with cats and dogs. Loves people! She’s a Velcro dog! I’m sure she likes kids, too. I just haven’t had a chance to check. I found her running the streets in the Brookview neighborhood.

    Sabine gets a DHNA t-shirt for her efforts, and when you see her out-and-about, do be sure to say “hi” and fellowship a bit.

    For past DHNA State Historical Marker Challengers, check this out. Here is what our State Historical Marker Challenge is all about, by the way:

    Our Texas Historical Marker for the trolley stop is on-site now. You can check it out at the triangle on Trice and 28th:

    If you take a photo of yourselves and/or loved ones next to the Texas Historical Marker, send it to us via email at deanhighlandwaco@gmail.com and we’ll post it here on the website. We will also throw in a free Dean Highland Neighborhood t-shirt for each participant while supplies last.

  • DHNA’s State Historical Marker Challenge: Tinker Kramer

    Hi Dean Highlanders,

    We have our first submission from the DHNA State Historical Marker challenge. Meet the one and only Tinker Kramer:

    Tinker has lived in Dean Highland (on Pine) for decades, and she worked at Hillcrest hospital when it was still active. She has played an important role in the neighborhood association for years before rolling off in 2025 (we have two empty seats on the board right now, actually; email us if you’d like to help carry the load). She was also the very first interviewee for our “Voices from Dean Highland” oral history project.

    She has a huge heart and is always giving valuable time to Dean Highland. I’ll have more to say about her when I put up her “Voices from Dean Highland” spotlight, but for now she’ll simply be known as the first contestant of our State Historical Marker Challenge.

    If you’re out and about Dean Highland, take a photo of yourself or a loved one next to our State Historical Marker and send it to us. We’ll post on here for you!

    Oh, and if you have an alleyway or a yard you’d like to nominate for our conservancy initiative cleanup this Saturday, click here and fill out the short form.