NEWS
The 2020 Census Challenge: Counting Everyone
Once every decade, a constitutionally-mandated form wields the power to shape the resources and representation our communities receive.
SCHOOLS
Dallas ISD Honors 200 Future Teachers
Two-hundred students enrolled in a Dallas ISD program that offers them the ability to take college-level courses while still in
BUSINESS
How to Protect Financial Health in the Pandemic Era
With white-collar criminals and scammers capitalizing on the threat of COVID-19 during turbulent economic times, the Texas State Securities Board is warning the public on how to protect themselves and remain secure. Their general advice is to steer clear of anything that sounds too good to be true, it most likely is.
LIFE
Uno’s Red Stix Asian Street Food is Number One with Me
On a chilly, grey Sunday, I was seeking warmth and heat in the form of a cozy restaurant with spicy food.
REAL ESTATE
House of the Month: 5214 Livingston Avenue
Long, low and luxe: This is how a Midcentury home can be rethought for today.
CORONAVIRUS
Sheltered Diaries: Isn’t That Specials
In our bid to get more work done and still work our jobs that pay for the toilet paper and
SPORTS
Getting Her Kicks: UT-bound Presley Echols Keeps Scoring
Presley Echols doesn’t recall the details behind her first goal for Highland Park, but she will always remember No. 146.
COMMUNITY
Highland Park Village Brands Give Back
Two brands in the Highland Park Village have come up with ways to give back to local charities and restaurants
SOCIETY
GALLERY: Concert for Kindness
Artists for Animals’ biggest annual event, Concert for Kindness, brings together professional musicians, photographers, artists, and animal lovers to celebrate on March 8.
