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UP City Council OKs Contract For Snider Plaza Utility Work
The University Park City Council this week approved awarding a $6,099,999 contract to SYB Construction Co. for utility work in Snider Plaza.
Go Here: Open Houses To Visit March 27 and 28
Whether you're a window shopper or looking to put down some roots, open houses are a great way to get a feel for a neighborhood, and to check out houses you might be interested in. Here are some great options for this weekend.
Soccer Playoffs Start With Doubleheader
The two-week pause since the end of another undefeated regular season is nothing compared to almost two years HP has had to wait to defend its crown.
Building Solutions Forms Advocacy Committee for Equity Campaign
After 30 years of helping schools assess their facilities, Dallas-based Building Solutions has seen what inequities in education look like. Now they're taking up the social justice work of addressing that inequality.
Greenhill Celebrates 100 Days of School
Thanks to the pandemic, it’s been an interesting year, but the Greenhill School still maintained the time-honored tradition of celebrating the 100th day of school in March.
Coronavirus
PCCI: COVID-19 Leading Cause of Death In Dallas County
With the anniversary of Dallas County’s first COVID-19 death having recently passed, COVID-19 has become the leading cause of death among county residents, surpassing heart disease, cancer, and strokes in the past year, the Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation (PCCI) reported Wednesday.
Society
Party Hopping: Pegasus Prizes, Presents, and Poinsettias
The Dallas Foundation has awarded this year’s Pegasus Prize to Impact Ventures, which will receive $50,000 to continue developing women and minority small business owners and entrepreneurs.
Dallas Architecture Forum Delves Into Design Inspirations
The Dallas Architecture Forum continues its popular Panel Discussion Series on Thursday, April 8 with “Design Inspirations – Part One,” moderated by Robyn Menter.
Crime
‘He Deserves Justice’
The Murzin family is seeking answers about the shooting death of their beloved husband and father in a potential road rage incident.
Coronavirus
Dallas County Moves Risk Level to Orange
Tuesday, Dallas County health officials moved the county's risk level to orange for the first time since September 2020 -- and this time, bookended by news that the state would open COVID vaccination up to all adults next Monday and the news that Parkland has closed its COVID ICU wards, it might just be a sign that things are moving closer to green.