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HP’s Hosch Takes 5A Breaststroke Title
Lindsey Hosch’s eye-opening regional time suggested she’s the best 5A breaststroke swimmer in Texas. Her breathtaking performance at the state meet proved it.
Turnovers Doom HP in Season-Ending Loss
The Scots fell to Kimball 57-48 in a Class 5A Region II semifinal on Tuesday, ending their season in the same round when they lost to Lancaster a year ago.
Society
The Family Place’s ReuNight Heading Outdoors
Dallas-based family violence agency The Family Place is planning for a socially distanced, outdoor ReuNight fundraiser event in May at the Nasher Sculpture Center Garden.
In Case You Missed It
Abbott: ‘Time to Open Texas 100%’
He'd been hinting at it for a week, but Tuesday afternoon in Lubbock, Gov. Greg Abbott declared victory on COVID-19.
Contactless Store Opens At Dallas Love Field
Hudson Nonstop – the first Hudson airport retail store of its kind featuring Amazon’s Just Walk Out Technology – opened last week at Dallas Love Field.
Top Scot: Visinsky Named District MVP
After crushing the District 13-5A competition this season, Highland Park was rewarded with plenty of individual accolades on the all-district team.
Do You Have Reservations?
If you're state park-bound for Spring Break, you may want to reserve that spot now, officials say.
Dallas Love Field Again Wins ASQ Award
For the third year in a row, Dallas Love Field earned the Airport Service Quality Award for North American airports that serve between 15 and 25 million passengers per year, Airports Council International World announced Monday.
Events
State Fair of Texas Ready For Concessionaire Applications
Fire up the deep fryers, it's time to dip something in batter.
Society
Vogel Alcove Plans ‘Fun, Fun, Fun’ Fundraiser Event
With COVID-19 cases beginning to slow, Vogel Alcove took a look at it's annual Arts Performance Event and thought, "Wouldn't it be nice?"
Coronavirus
Dallas County Reports 751 More COVID Cases, 42 Deaths
Dallas County Monday reported 751 more COVID-19 cases -- 668 confirmed and 83 probable cases -- and 42 additional deaths.