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Tourney Wins Keep Lady Scots Unbeaten

The Highland Park girls remained unbeaten by earning three wins in three days at the Governor’s Cup tournament over the weekend in Georgetown. (Read time: 1.3 minutes)

Kelly, Rouda Smith Named to Swanepoel Power 200 List

An annual list that ranks leaders in real estate has at least two local faces, and one that has brand-new ties to Dallas real estate. (Read time: 3.8 minutes)

New Year, New Laws

When you toasted a New Year, you may not have realized that along with 2022, almost two dozen new laws went into effect at the stroke of midnight. (Read time: 4.3 minutes)

Dallas Increases Patrols Around Local Synagogues Amid Colleyville Standoff

After an individual took four people hostage during Congregation Beth Israel's Shabbat service Saturday morning, Dallas officials moved to improve security at Jewish synagogues and other sites, unsure of the hostage-taker's motives. (Read time: 4 minutes)

High School Sports Scoreboard Jan. 15

How did local teams fare this week? Check out our high school sports scoreboard.

More Art, Decorative Items From Edwin L. Cox Estate Go To Auction

Additional art and antiques from the estate of the late former oilman Edwin L. Cox will be sold by Chicago-based Hindman Auctions during the next few months. (Read time: 2.3 minutes)
Cattle Baron's Ball

2022 Cattle Baron’s Ball Returning To Southfork Ranch

Cattle Baron’s Ball supporters are gearing up to help ‘lasso a cure’ with a 'ran​​ches, rubies, and ropers'-themed soiree set for September 17 at Southfork Ranch. (Read time: 2.1 minutes)

Dallas Foundation Names Four to Board of Governors

The Dallas Foundation recently announced the appointment of four new members to its Board of Governors. (Read time: 3.1 minutes)
Faith

Faith Friday: Friendship-West Hosting Virtual ‘King Teach In’ to Honor MLK Jr.

Friendship-West Baptist Church will honor the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with its virtual fifth-annual King Teach-In. (Read time: 3.1 minutes)
STEAM

CSI: Ursuline Academy

Students become detectives in Kirsten Lindsay-Hudak’s forensics class.
Society

Zoo To Do: Penguins, Flamingoes, and Dallas’ Best Restaurants, Oh My!

With apologies to parents who can’t get enough of watching their offspring make faces at monkeys and snakes, I can’t imagine any better way to see the Dallas Zoo than the annual Zoo To Do fundraiser.
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