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HPISD Trustee Kelly Walker Retires
After 10 years of service on the Highland Park ISD school board, vice president Kelly Walker has decided to retire from her position as a trustee, the district shared in a Wednesday newsletter. She was first elected to the HPISD board of trustees in 2010 following six years in office on the University Park city council.
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Best of 2020: 75 Years of Ebby Halliday
The year 2020 was a milestone year for Ebby Halliday Companies as it celebrated its 75th anniversary, and we used our July Real Estate Quarterly section to take a look at the late founder of the eponymous company.
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Best of 2020: ‘She Loved Life’
"What emerged was a portrait of a woman who was always there for everyone she loved - and continued to be there, even after her death."
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Best of 2020: For the Love of Flying
Tom Rhodes promise to not take up smoking sent him high above the clouds, and the story our intern Tanika Turner wrote about how that came about is one of our Best of 2020 picks.
Working to Address Addiction During Hard Holiday Season
In Texas, we have already lost more than 23,000 people to COVID, but there is another crisis taking lives in our community made even worse by the COVID pandemic -- addiction.
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Best of 2020: Remembering Wick Allison
People Newspapers and the D Magazine empire lost both a mentor and a fearless leader when Wick Allison died in September.
Day 1 DFW Reimagined
Day 1 DFW benefiting Vogel Alcove has been reimagined this year and includes three ways to celebrate the new year Friday.
Coronavirus
One in Four Hospitalized in County Have COVID-19
COVID-19 accounts for one in four people hospitalized in Dallas County, and the North Central Texas Trauma Regional Advisory Council said there are 16 adult ICU beds in the entire county.
Greenhill Senior Keeps Her Composure
On a film set, Kati Gibson directs actors and crew members. On the basketball court, she directs herself and her teammates.
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Best of 2020: Small Staff, Big COVID Coverage
On March 2, we posted our first story about COVID-19. There was only one case in the entire state. Local officials were watchful then, but didn't say what everyone was thinking - it would be in Dallas soon.
Kick 2020 to the Curb
Let’s face it, 2020 has been really interesting - but interesting in that way that usually involves unwanted house guests that linger too long and carry a communicable disease and a penchant for toilet paper thievery.