NEWS
State Will Hold Districts ‘Harmless’ For Funding
That giant gust you heard just before 3 p.m. Thursday wasn’t Texas wind – it was relief.
CORONAVIRUS
Vaccine Eligibility Expanded to School Staff, Child Care Workers
Teachers and child care workers are eligible for COVID-19 vaccines after the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Tuesday night directed states to expand eligibility.
BUSINESS
Indoor Golf Simulator Venue Coming To Mockingbird Station
The Turn Indoor Golf is coming to Mockingbird Station this summer.
LIFE
Do You Have Reservations?
If you’re state park-bound for Spring Break, you may want to reserve that spot now, officials say.
ICYM
Dallas County Could Achieve Herd Immunity By Summer
As residents and businesses continue to assess the damages wrought by last week’s winter storm, potentially good news arrives about the pandemic. These are today’s bullet points.
SPORTS
Bears, Knights Seek TAPPS Soccer Crowns
Ursuline will look to reclaim its throne on Friday when they face Houston St. Agnes in the Division I title game in Round Rock.
COMMUNITY
Advocacy Through Art
Artist and Estee Lauder executive Donald Robertson and his family only moved to the Park Cities from California in January, but he’s already using his talents to help the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC).
REAL ESTATE
Real Talk: Kelley Christian
Originally from the Phoenix area, Kelley Christian, now of Rogers Healy and Associates, arrived in Dallas to attend SMU, earning her bachelor’s in 2003.
SCHOOLS
Pandemic Schooling Faces New Questions
After Gov. Greg Abbott’s announcement, pandemic schooling grappled with two questions: Do we change our policies, and how do we get our staff vaccinated?
SOCIETY
The Family Place’s ReuNight Heading Outdoors
Dallas-based family violence agency The Family Place is planning for a socially distanced, outdoor ReuNight fundraiser event in May at the Nasher Sculpture Center Garden.
