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Trains at NorthPark Railcar Orders Open Now
For many, the holiday season just wouldn't be complete without a visit to the Trains at NorthPark exhibit -- and it's time to own your own little piece of it.
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Nominations Open for Prestigious STEM Teaching Award
Know a great elementary school STEM teacher? Nominations are now open for the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
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Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Oct. 4-10
Read the Park Cities Crime Reports for Oct. 4 – Oct. 10.
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Happenings on the Hill
At a university known for its Mustangs (or Ponies), SMU researchers sure love their dinosaurs.
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Society
“How Am I Doin’? Great!” Dierks Bentley Returns as Headliner Act
Throughout its 48 years, some of country music’s most revered and highly anticipated entertainers have taken the stage at Cattle Baron’s Ball.
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For the Love of Chips, Dallas Mom Launches Ohla! Foods
Don’t miss out on favorite foods such as chips and tortillas because of food sensitivities.
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After Rare Loss, Scots Eye Another Title
Highland Park’s winning streak of more than 100 team tennis matches was snapped on Friday by Class 6A powerhouse Southlake Carroll. (Read time: 0.8 minutes)
Voices
Meet Dallas’ New Debutante: Sister
The much-anticipated sister restaurant to The Charles has made her debut and it’s as fabulous as you’d expect it to be.
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Gallery: Jesuit vs. Irving MacArthur
After allowing more than 40 points per game in the first half of the season — albeit against some high-powered offenses — the Jesuit Rangers surrendered only 44 total yards against the struggling Irving MacArthur Cardinals and posted their first shutout of 2021.
Coronavirus
Study: COVID Vaccines May Have Saved Thousands of Texas Seniors
More than 3,600 Texas seniors may have had their lives saved by getting vaccinated against COVID-19, a new federal study indicates.
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Holland Roden Keeps Doing Her (Scary) Parts
Holland Roden, a former Hockaday and HPHS student lives in a van, even with her acting career rolling.
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