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Strauss Square to Host Grand Funk Railroad
Looking for a spot outdoors to take in some music? The Annette Strauss Square at the AT&T Performing Arts Center announced it will host Grand Funk Railroad and Jefferson Starship in March.
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Coronavirus
Omicron May Be Mild, But You Still Want to Avoid It
By now, you probably know at least a dozen people in your social circle who have recently tested positive from the omicron variant of COVID-19, and most of them recovered quickly with little fanfare.
But does that mean you shouldn't try to avoid catching it?
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Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Jan. 10-12
An open gate and burgled backpack — read the Park Cities Crime reports for Jan. 10 – Jan. 12.
Amazon May Be Planning a Galleria Store
According to paperwork filed with the State of Texas, Amazon may be planning a store in the Galleria -- but what kind of store is still up for guesses.
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Coronavirus
CEO’S COVID To Do List: Data Collection, Work/Life Balance
Many families balanced work with teaching their children at home when the COVID-19 pandemic caused schools and businesses to shutter in March of 2020.
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.
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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.
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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.
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