Community
UP Taking Citizen of the Year Nominations
The city of University Park is accepting applications for the 2022 Citizen of the Year.
Read morePodium Pecan
The wood harvested from the historic “Big Pecan” could stand again as podiums in every Highland Park ISD campus.
Read moreHighland Park Village to Celebrate Spring With Annual Shopping Stroll
Highland Park Village is gearing up to celebrate spring with the return of the annual spring shopping stroll.
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Dallas Historical Society Hosts Evening with Jack Drake
Not content with checking just “book author” off his to-do list, Trinity Christian Academy junior Jack Drake is now adding public speaking to his already impressive resume.
Read moreUP Celebrates Murzin Family
Coffee Park playground named to honor special needs advocacy
Read moreFaith Friday: Ukrainian-born Iconographer Decorated Saint Seraphim Orthodox Cathedral
Vladimir Grygorenko came to Dallas from his native Ukraine in 2000 to paint the iconography that adorns the Saint Seraphim Orthodox Cathedral – a process that took nine years.
Read more‘Ukrainians Are Very Brave’ But Need Our Help
Ukrainians in Dallas have been working to collect donations to send back home, but there are additional ways North Texans can help people in the war-torn country.
Read moreDallas Backs the Green
Love your park? Get ready to roll up your sleeves and beautify it during It’s My Park Day.
Read moreESD Students Working to Help Ukrainian Children
A pair of local Episcopal School of Dallas students are making blue and yellow bracelets to help other children thousands of miles away in Ukraine.
Read moreMentorship Creates Lifelong Bonds
My time as a Big Brothers Big Sisters volunteer began with lunch at Sonic in August 2005 and officially ended nearly 10 years later with a trip to Washington, D.C.
Read moreRelationship Goals
North Dallas Big Brother finds friendship with ‘Little’ rewarding
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