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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Author: Bethany Erickson
Stories About the October 2019 Storm Still Give ‘Chills’
Two weeks. That’s how long the McCleskey family had been in their home before disaster struck on Oct. 20.
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Optimistic in a Weird Year
Jeff Kitner still doesn’t live in his house, and he still doesn’t work at his office, even though the damage from the EF3 tornado that hit on Oct. 20, 2019, is almost a year old.
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In Their Own Words …
We look back at the devastation – and the recollections – of a family who lived through the tornado, two
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A Year Later, Still Much To Be Done
When the tornado struck North Dallas on Oct. 20, 2019, it created a swath of damage that started at I-35E
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Johnson: ‘I Have Never Seen Anything Like What I Saw’
Like everyone else in Dallas, Mayor Eric Johnson was caught by surprise when an EF3 tornado struck North Dallas, cutting
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A Year Later, and Tornado Still Provides Worries for District
The following is our conversation with Dallas ISD superintendent Dr. Michael Hinojosa, who shared his recollections from the Oct. 20,
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It Wasn’t ‘Fine,’ But TJ Won’t Make Excuses
We spoke to Thomas Jefferson High School’s Sandi Massey, who began her school year with a tornado that destroyed her
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Walnut Hill Elementary: Blue Ribbon, No Matter Where
Walnut Hill Elementary principal Phillip Potter had just gotten word that his school had won a second National Blue Ribbon
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Remembered
It may be hard to believe now – but when Ruth Bader Ginsburg took her place in the Supreme Court
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‘Something Needs to Change’
Tom Klessig went for a walk in his neighborhood, and never came back home.
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