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Coronavirus
Telemedicine Will Stay Post COVID, Doctors Say
Telemedicine has been around for a while, but it's safe to say it became more popular this year, during the pandemic -- and it's probably going to stay that way.
Four Crucial Steps for Designing an Open Concept Space
There’s a reason that open floor plans have become so ubiquitous in the last few decades.
Hoy Claims Bronze at State Tournament
Highland Park senior Henry Hoy suffered his first loss of the season at the Class 5A state wrestling tournament, but still brought home a bronze medal.
Home Stretch: Scots Chasing 13-5A Title
Highland Park rebounded from back-to-back defeats with two lopsided wins over Greenville this week.
HP Golfers Set for Drive to State
The Highland Park boys will send two full teams to the 5A state tournament in May, while the girls will have a full squad, too.
There’s Still Time to See Some Historic Homes Today
When there's a pandemic going on and it's still probably not the best idea to put a lot of strangers inside enclosed spaces, you pivot to a virtual home tour, complete with a basket full of goodies for a DIY cocktail party.
Artscape At The Arboretum
The Dallas Arboretum is presenting Artscape, a juried fine art and craft show and sale featuring more than 85 artists from around the country.
Election
Voting? There’s a Tag For That
It's no secret that even in the most interesting years, turnout at municipal elections tends to be a little lackluster. But some North Dallas voters are taking to social media to encourage their fellow residents to make an effort to cast a ballot.
Work On Miracle Mile Gets Closer to Reality
Work on Miracle Mile improvements is getting closer to reality after the city council this week approved a proposal from Huitt-Zollars for engineering design services related to roadway reconstruction.
Coronavirus
COVID-19 Has Plateaued in Texas, State Says
The Texas Department of State Health Services (TDSHS) said this week that the state has plateaued in coronavirus cases, but also urged residents to continue being vaccinated.
Camps
Camp Changes: SMU, UT Dallas, Texas A&M Reveal Summer Programs
While federal and statewide plans for distributing three vaccines might mean an eventual return to normalcy, face-to-face college programs for summer 2021 are still tentative.