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News
Charter Election Leaves Dallas Leaders With Work, Lessons
Preston Hollow voters explain support of massive police hiring proposition
Comings and Goings
Learn about the newest places in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow to shop, eat, sweat, and bank in our December 'Comings and Goings.'
In Case You Missed It
Crystal Charity Ball to Take Dallasites on ‘New York Holiday’
This year, funds will benefit the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, HHM Health, Methodist Health System Foundation, Parkland Health Foundation, The Center for Integrative Counseling and Psychology, Traffick911, and Vogel.
Panthers Hold Off Prestonwood to Advance
Sawyer Anderson passed for 439 yards and two touchdowns as the Panthers held off Plano Prestonwood 61-55 in a TAPPS Division I quarterfinal on Friday.
Philanthropy
Sadelle’s Holiday Boxes Help Families in Need
Sadelle's is selling a Holiday Box that includes enough food for four-to-six people, but will help feed thousands.
Events
Furry Friends, Custom Pet Houses Await Adoption
Adoption counselors will be on hand to help families choose the right animals for their specific lifestyle
WT White Students Come Through in a Pinch
It was only days before their first game, and the fifth-grade flag football team didn’t have a coach for the Semones Family YMCA league.
Society
TACA New Works Fund Honors Underrepresented Artists
Cara Mía Theatre, Soul Rep Theatre, Undermain Theatre, Teatro Dallas, and Pegasus Media Project will each receive a share of the $125,000 distribution.
Comings and Goings
NorthPark Center, Highland Park Village, Preston Center, and the Galleria have welcomed new stores ready for the holiday shopper.
Students Raise Dough With Donuts for Angel Tree
Wesley Prep second-graders found a fun way to bring awareness, contributions, and budgeting lessons to help out during the holiday season.
In Case You Missed It
Hockaday Students Give Shelter Dogs A Voice
Personal biographies posted outside animals' enclosures ensure their journeys are no longer obscure to the passersby