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Winning HPISD Poets Share Their Inspirations
As one of the judges of the Highland Park ISD Elementary Poetry School Writing Contest, I have the pleasure to read the poems of the district’s burgeoning writers.
11-Year-Old Artist Collaborates With Nike
The 11-year-old Dallas-based artist behind the popular Instagram page Dear Giana is one of three chosen to collaborate with Nike to bring her designs to life as part of a promotion of the brand’s global Air Max accelerator program.
Society
Virtual Tickets Available For June 25 Pot of Gold Luncheon
The 24th-annual Pot of Gold Luncheon benefiting Rainbow Days is next week at the Omni Dallas Hotel.
Visible Unity Celebrates Anniversary With New Website
An organization dedicated to providing programs that extend the conversation about race "beyond platitudes" is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a new digital presence.
Faith
Faith Friday: Northaven UMC Celebrates Pride Month
On Saturday, June 5, Northaven United Methodist Church hosted a Pride parade to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community during Pride month.
Cheers to the Weekend!
We’re settling into summer now, with the heat full on and ERCOT threatening to fail us again. There are a few exciting developments in the libations department to help you enjoy your weekend celebrations.
Gym Owner Finds Success Focusing On Fitness, Athleisure
A local fitness studio and boutique has found a recipe for growth during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Go Here: Open Houses to Check Out June 19 and 20
It's going to be a hot one this weekend, but it's still worth heading out to see a few possible dream homes in some great neighborhoods.
NTPA Presents ‘Peter Pan’
North Texas Performing Arts Dallas presents Peter Pan the musical this week.
What Is Juneteenth?
Most, if they paid attention in history class, can tell you that the Emancipation Proclamation freed enslaved Black people in 1863. But what many don't know is that not everyone was emancipated on that date.
SMU Zoning Case Clears UP City Council
The University Park City Council approved a zoning change request from SMU to allow for the new four-story Frances Anne Moody Hall building, but with a caveat.