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Know What to Look for When You Go Shopping for Upholstery Fabric
To work as a professional interior designer, you need to know your fabric.
St. Mark’s Teacher Named 2021 National High School Journalism Teacher of the Year
Ray Westbrook, a journalism teacher adviser of the newspaper and yearbook at St. Mark’s School of Texas, was recently named the 2021 National High School Journalism Teacher of the Year by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association.
Election
Local Attorney Seeks To Toss Lawsuit Filed by Dominion
A local attorney who has been at the forefront of the Trump campaign’s insistence that the presidential election was “stolen” argued that the company suing her has no grounds because a “reasonable person” wouldn’t believe her claims.
Events
State Fair Announces It’s Time to Get Creative
If you missed channeling your creative energy into blue ribbon bragging rights, rejoice: The State Fair of Texas just announced that registration for its Creative Arts contests for 2021 is now available online.
Commercial Occupancy Rates Plummet During Pandemic
What many supposed might happen, it turns out, did -- commercial occupancy rates dropped a great deal in the fourth quarter of 2020, analysis by the Texas A&M Real Estate Center revealed.
All Adults Can Get COVID-19 Vaccine Starting Monday
Fire up your browsers -- starting next Monday, all adults in Texas will be eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine, the Texas Department of State Health Services said Tuesday.
Panelists Account For Successes, Failures Year Into Pandemic
The more than year-long COVID-19 pandemic has stressed healthcare systems, demonstrated how interconnected the world is, and shined a light on existing inequities.
4 Local High School Football Players Recognized By NFF
On Sunday, March 21, the National Football Foundation (FCC) Gridiron Club of Dallas Chapter honored four collegiate and 61 high school scholar-athletes during the chapter's virtual Awards Show.
Coronavirus
Officials: Recovering From Pandemic-Related Learning Loss Could Take Years
The COVID-19 pandemic led to the loss of months of learning for Texas students, and state officials are saying recovery could take time.
Laugh it Up, Dallas! Comedians Counter Balance Corporate Culture
At the Dallas Grilled Cheese Co. in Mockingbird Station, I confirmed my suspicions: Dallas doesn’t appreciate its comedy scene nearly enough.