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Faith
Faith Friday: Northaven UMC Benefit Concert for Ukraine Relief
Northaven United Methodist Church will host a concert by pianist Elena Tsvetkova Jan. 29 for Ukraine relief.
Dallas Open Looks for Continued Growth in Second Year
When it comes to gauging the success of the inaugural Dallas Open tennis tournament, Peter Lebedevs defers to the fans.
Dallas Restauranteur Wanted in Colorado
A warrant was issued in San Miguel County, Colorado, for Vandelay Hospitality Group CEO Hunter Pond on misdemeanor complaints of harassment and disorderly conduct – charges Pond’s attorney calls “a setup.”
‘HI I’M BLAKE’ Documentary to Premiere Feb. 5
The film following Blake Hyland's journey after a traumatic brain injury following a gymnastics accident at 14 years old will be shown at 3:30 p.m. at the SMU Hughes-Trigg Student Center.
Portion of Armstrong Avenue at Highland Drive to Reopen After Roadway Improvements
A portion of westbound Armstrong Avenue at Highland Drive will reopen Jan. 31 after a brief, nearly two-week closure to facilitate roadway repairs.
Society
Maverick Fitness to Donate $60K to Local Nonprofits in 2023
The fitness company owns 35 Orangetheory Fitness studios in North Texas and created nonprofit OrangeLove in 2017 to give back.
HP Gymnasts Win to Start Optional Season
The Highland Park girls returned from an extended holiday break with a team title at the recent Chisholm Trail Invitational gymnastics meet in Saginaw.
STEAM
Girl Scouts Welcome STEM Superstar
Jennifer Makins, the former director of STEM education at Parish Episcopal School, is now the executive director at the Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas' STEM Center of Excellence.
Society
TACA Announces 2023 Silver Cup Honorees
Philanthropist Gene Jones and retired Texas Instruments senior vice president and general counsel Joe Hubach will be recognized as the 45th The Arts Community Alliance (TACA) Silver Cup Award recipients.
UP City Council OKs Replacing Computer-Aided Dispatch/Records Management System
The plan to migrate the city’s existing CAD/RMS to a new application will be done as part of a six-year, $780,211.60 contract.