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Mural Painted by ‘70s Teens Still Unites Neighbors

Volunteers maintain Forest Lane wall art 45 years after debut

Rangers Surge Past Scots for State Title

Jesuit claimed victory in its season-long rivalry with Highland Park on Sunday, securing the state championship in the process.

Senior Slugger Rallies Scots Past Panthers

Patrick Turner’s grand slam keyed a dramatic comeback for the Scots in the decisive third game of their playoff series against Midlothian.

Allie + Bess Gives Back For Mother’s Day

Dallas-based jewelry brand Allie + Bess recently launched a Mother’s Day collection benefiting Mosaic Family Services.

Fawcett, Rutledge Run Fourth at State

Highland Park senior Cameron Fawcett narrowly missed a medal in two events on Friday at the Class 5A state track and field meet in Austin.

Alto Goes Artsy: Alto And Gray Malin Team Up For Art Cars

Drivers in Dallas, Houston, and Los Angeles may notice the work of renowned photographer and Dallas native Gray Malin thanks to a collaboration with ridesharing company Alto.

Enjoy Italy All Day at Caffé Lavazza

In Italy, shopkeepers and businesses take Riposa, a rest, in mid-afternoon to recharge with an espresso, and few bites of pastry. Now that Caffé Lavazza has opened in Dallas Eataly, you can Riposa here, Dallas style.
Coronavirus

State Vaccine Efforts Shift

After President Joe Biden announced that the country would begin a shift from mass vaccination efforts to more tailored options in more neighborhoods, Texas health officials began making changes to the way COVID vaccines are distributed, too.

Texas Lawmakers Propose Electricity Market Bailout After Winter Storm

Lawmakers argue that spreading costs through the whole market — which will get passed through to consumers’ bills — is necessary to stabilize the state’s electricity market and prevent even higher costs.

Webinar on COVID Impact on Evictions Offered May 11

The Institute for Urban Policy Research, in partnership with the Texas Tenants Union, will provide a webinar to explore the impact of eviction protections on tenants in Dallas County next week.

HP Recipients Among DUC Rowers With Varsity Letters

Earning a varsity letter through sports or other school-sanctioned extracurricular activities has carried honor and prestige for generations.
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