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Society
‘More Than Just a Discount’
Partners Card is celebrating its 30th year with more perks for shoppers and diners — all while benefiting the Family Place.
Scots Aim for 7-6A Crown Against Eagles
Highland Park enters its final regular-season home game with an opportunity to secure at least a share of the District 7-6A championship.
Society
The Concilio Raises $227K During 40th Anniversary Celebration
The Concilio, a Dallas nonprofit organization that focuses on advancing the lives and betterment of Latino families, hosted its 2022 Big Dreams Gala to celebrate its 40th anniversary.
Check Out Modernized Mid-Century Style
Explore contemporary takes of classic mid-century modern design during the 16th annual AIA Dallas Tour of Homes, which includes a Preston Hollow rebuild with a tornado shelter.
DUC Boats Compete at Head of the Charles
Dallas United Crew, which includes several athletes from the Park Cities, sent two boats to the recent Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston.
Crime
Woman Accused of Opening Fire at Dallas Love Field Indicted on Assault Charge
The woman accused of opening fire at Dallas Love Field this summer was indicted Wednesday on a charge of aggravated assault against a public servant.
Crime
Grand Jury Declines to Indict John Lentz on Three Charges; Additional Charges Remain
A grand jury declined to indict John Lentz, 64, on three charges of possession of lewd material depicting a child.
Society
Actress and Activist Julia Ormond to Headline New Friends New Life Luncheon
Emmy-award-winning British actress Julia Ormond will headline the annual New Friends New Life luncheon Nov. 4.
Society
Humble Beginnings Luncheon Raises Nearly $800,000 For Austin Street Center
A crowd of about 900 helped raise nearly $800,000 for Austin Street Center at the 22nd-annual Humble Beginnings luncheon.
Whether You’re Into Classic or Cool, Philadelphia Delivers
With working travelers back on the road and Texas young athletes showing more interest than ever in lacrosse, a sport with Northeastern roots, Philadelphia has become a popular place for Dallasites to spend a few days.