Persons of the Year: Neighbors After the Storm
A resilient community responds to tornado with generosity, caring When an EF3 tornado hit North Dallas and tore through Preston
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Hinojosa Earns 2020 Urban Educator of the Year
As Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa is named 2020 Urban Educator of the Year, he’s also tasked with navigating the
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Caring For Children During a Pandemic
During a year in which the COVID-19 pandemic placed immense pressure on healthcare systems and put school districts in difficult positions, many healthcare workers and parents have helped their communities navigate the rough new terrain.
That’s why Park Cities People has chosen them as our 2020 Persons of the Year.
The Educator, the Medical Professionals, the Parents
Who are our 2020 People of the Year? An educator, doctors, and parents make the list.
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A Look Back …
It’s been a year, almost, since that night that changed a lot. And with everything that came after the tornado that struck North Dallas last year, it’s almost hard to believe that it has been a year.
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Best of 2019: Tornado Coverage Began in a Linen Closet
Any look back at our biggest stories of the year would be incomplete without mentioning the EF3 tornado that struck
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DPD: DWI No Refusal Initiative Until July 11
As Dallasites prepare to celebrate the fourth of July, the Dallas Police Department is cracking down on impaired driving.
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On Your Ballot: District 13
Throughout the week, we’ll be sharing the answers provided by city council candidates to questions we posed, as well as questions readers had for the candidates. First up? District 13.
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Federal COVID-19 Vaccine Site Open In Dallas
As local officials begin to get a clearer look at COVID-19 data after last week’s winter storm, the county begins a partnership with feds to vaccinate underserved communities from 17 priority ZIP codes, and winter storm response continues, here’s what you need to know today.
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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.
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One in Four Hospitalized in County Have COVID-19
COVID-19 accounts for one in four people hospitalized in Dallas County, and the North Central Texas Trauma Regional Advisory Council said there are 16 adult ICU beds in the entire county.
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