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Building at Love Field Named In Honor of Fallen DPD Officer
Dallas city officials recently renamed a building at Dallas Love Field in honor of one of the five officers killed downtown during the July 7, 2016 ambush on Dallas police.
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Scots Pin Down Three Wins at St. Mark’s
Highland Park’s wrestling season began with three dominating victories against private-school opponents at the St. Mark’s dual tournament. (Read time: 0.7 minutes)
Voices
From Flora to Stella, New Dallas Arts District Restaurant to Open
The opulent former space of Flora Street Café has a new lease on life with a gorgeous new Italian restaurant opening “sometime this winter” according to Tricolore Pride, the ownership group behind it.
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Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Nov. 8-14
Read the Park Cities Crime Reports for Nov. 8 – Nov. 14.
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Celebrate The Holidays At Knox Street
Knox Street is gearing up to celebrate the holidays with exclusive retail pop-up shops, live reindeer, and live music.
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Elm Thicket/Northpark Celebrates Hispanic Heritage, National Night Out
A busy few days of celebrations saw Elm Thicket/Northpark community residents observe Hispanic Heritage Month and National Night Out.
Biediger Wins Fall Finale in Texarkana
Sophie Biediger made sure Highland Park capped off the fall portion of its girls golf schedule in style. (Read time: 0.8 minutes)
Christmas Lights Celebration and Shopping Stroll Returns to Highland Park Village
After a hiatus last year because of the pandemic, Highland Park Village’s Christmas lights celebration and shopping stroll is coming back December 8.
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Mom’s Gift Inspires Versatile Thanksgiving Dessert
I can feel the excitement of this year’s holiday season building. During these final weeks before Thanksgiving, I’m grateful all our family remained healthy this year and that some of us may be able to share our Thanksgiving dinner together around the dining table.
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Coronavirus
Study: Unvaccinated Texans 20 Times More Likely To Die of COVID
According to the Texas Department of State Health Services, during the month of September, Texans not vaccinated against COVID-19 were about 20 times more likely to suffer a COVID-19-associated death and 13 times more likely to test positive than people who were fully vaccinated.