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A New Way To Keep Texas ‘Business Friendly’
This time last year, Texas was wrapping up a year of record low unemployment and job growth in which nearly 1,000 jobs were being added every day. Economic growth seemed limitless, driven by a business-friendly climate and a relatively stable energy market.
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Best of 2020: ‘Be Nice’
Fourth grade is usually when students start really learning the mechanics of writing, but it's no surprise that one particular fourth grader took to writing like it was genetic.
Life Hacks, Life Lessons
When students walk into Courtney Dios’ class at the Shelton School, they aren’t just sitting down in front of any teacher - they’re getting time with an alumna who understands exactly how they feel.
Coronavirus
Dallas County Reports 1,243 COVID-19 Cases, 15 Deaths
Dallas County Monday reported 1,243 more COVID-19 cases--1,142 confirmed and 101 probable--and 15 additional deaths.
Working with Bold Colors: Four Tips for Color-Shy Homeowners
Although bold colors have been trending the last few years, many homeowners wonder, “How much is too much?”
Scots Set for Busy Week of Holiday Hoops
The Highland Park girls are riding a five-game winning streak as they prepare for a couple of nondistrict matchups over the holiday break.
Society
DSOL Marks 75 Years at Luncheon, Style Show
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra League celebrated music and fashion at its seventh annual Fashion Notes Designer Award Luncheon and Style Show presented Nov. 4 by Veritex Community Bank at the Fairmont Dallas.
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Best of 2020: ‘How Am I Going to Feed People?’
"This pandemic crisis has brought out so many heroes - people who just saw a need and filled it," we said of this Best of 2020 pick.. "Get Shift Done is one of those efforts that was like capturing much-needed lightning in a very empty bottle, and a time when we needed the light the most."
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Best of 2020: Siblings Didn’t Want to Stay Treeless in Preston Hollow
Like most of Preston Hollow on Oct. 20, Brinley Smith and her brother, Preston, took cover with parents Brian and Crystal Smith as an EF3 tornado wound its way through their neighborhood.
Got To ‘bighands’ It to Nic Nicosia
When Nic Nicosia began forming what eventually would become the large stainless steel sculpture bighands, he had no idea the piece would land at the Nasher Sculpture Center in the middle of a pandemic and become, for some, the embodiment of 2020.
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Best of 2020: United by a Scary Night
Anyone who was at Highlander Stadium for the 1974 Highland Park – Grand Prairie football game will never forget that night - which is why Kirk Dooley's recounting of the night was one of our Best of 2020 picks.