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Student Achievements: Run, Play, Draw, Sing

Nine-year-old Bradfield Elementary School fourth-graders Sloane and Taylor Stephens presided at the Feb. 15 Highland Park Town Council meeting as “Mayors for a Day.”
Coronavirus

Mask Mandate Extended For DART Services

Dallas Area Rapid Transit extended its face mask requirement until May 3.

‘This is Dallas’ Explores Histories, Contributions of the Disenfranchised

The late Marcellus Clayton “M.C.” Cooper is Dallas.

Nexus Recovery Center Announces Mother’s May Brunch

The Auxiliary of Nexus Recovery Center announced its inaugural Mother’s May Brunch on Thursday.

Vogel Alcove Celebrates 35th Anniversary

Vogel Alcove celebrated its 35th anniversary in March as Dallas’ only organization dedicated to caring for homeless pre-school children.

Early Barrage Leads Rangers Past Scots

Jesuit defeated Highland Park 13-5 on Thursday in a rematch of last year’s Texas High School Lacrosse League championship game. (Read time: 1.3 minutes)

French Châteaus For Beginners

De Vouge brings tales of Vaux-le-Vicomte to Woman’s Club, Aldredge House
Faith

Faith Friday: 2022 Easter Services

There are plenty of churches hosting Easter services in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow. We have a sampling of some service options.
Society

DSOL Presentation Ball Brings Families Together

Dallas Symphony Orchestra League’s annual Presentation Ball has raised more than $12 million for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra through the years and created many family legacies along the way.

Coding Is For More Than Just Your Favorite App

Coding camp students at the University of Texas at Dallas keep getting younger and younger.

Falcons Sweep Scots in Diamond Showdown

Highland Park’s bats remained mostly quiet during a two-game sweep by North Forney this week in a battle between 13-5A playoff contenders. (Read time: 1.1 minutes)
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