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Society

Out & About: DSOL Presentation Ball

The 26 Dallas Symphony Orchestra League debutantes took their bows Feb. 11 at the 37th-annual Dallas Symphony Orchestra League Presentation Ball at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.
Society

Out & About: Mavs Ball

Nearly 900 people attended the event, which included all the players, coaches, CEO Cynt Marshall, owner Mark Cuban, and more, dinner, auctions, and entertainment by Kool & the Gang.

Comings and Goings

The San Antonio-based specialty shop serving coffee roasted in Texas and baked goods recently opened across from Whole Foods.
Voices

Family Time is Vital: Get A Seat at À Table

Eating dinner together as a family improves physical and mental health, benefits academic success, and helps maintain emotional connections between parents and children. 

HP Gymnasts Prepare for District Meet

Highland Park gymnasts wrapped up their regular-season schedule with a runner-up finish in the boys team standings at an optional meet on March 3 in Garland.

KERA to Celebrate Be My Neighbor Day

The event about the importance of being a good neighbor will be held Saturday, March 25 at Klyde Warren Park.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Feb. 27-March 5

Car burglars, careless drivers, and scammers plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for Feb. 27-March 5.
Camps

Go Into The Woods For a Different Type of SATs

For years, parents have decided what summer programming options would be best for their children.
Camps

A Girl’s Eye View of BSA Camping, Philmont Scout Ranch

Megan Dean Egan Miller: Watching my dad, I’ve seen countless examples of what he gained from advancing to Eagle Scout. 

Peter Heller Shares Stories, Writing Inspirations At LitFest

Highland Park High School kicked off the annual Literary Festival, known as “LitFest” March 2 with an address from award-winning author Peter Heller. 
Camps

NFL Professionals Teach Underrepresented High Schoolers

High school football players from the Dallas-Fort Worth area get to learn from NFL professionals at the Camp Exposure Football Invitational, a free, all-inclusive sports camp curated for underrepresented high school athletes.
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