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Changing With Age: Should I Be Concerned It’s Dementia?
The holidays prompt many of us to spend time with our extended family – sometimes including relatives you may not have seen in years.
How Ex-Jesuit Standout Became a Record-Breaking Unicorn
Doug Robinson points out the fluidity in each stride, how Henry Beckman minimizes the contact between his feet and the ground when he runs.
Society
Cattle Baron’s Ball Committee Celebrates Holidays
The women celebrated the season and kicked off a new year for the American Cancer Society’s largest single-night fundraiser during a holiday party on Dec. 14 at the home of Sarah and Brandon Hall.
Nonprofits
The Hockaday School Teaches Science With a Purpose
Students partner with Joppy Momma’s Farm to test soil and water
Support the Homeless During Inclement Weather
Most Dallas residents can crank up their heaters later this week, but that’s not an option for the area’s homeless.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Report Dec. 30-Jan. 5
Motor vehicle thefts, burglaries, and the use of firearms topped this week’s crime report.
President of UT Austin to Take the Reins at SMU
Jay Hartzell, the president of The University of Texas at Austin, will leave the state’s flagship public institution to become the 11th president of Southern Methodist University.
Winter Menu: Chase Away The Chill One Bite At A Time
As much as I love quick meals, once winter settles in, I relish dishes that result from slow cooking.
HP, Jesuit Open Season with Tourney Wins
The Highland Park girls earned three straight wins at the prestigious National Elite Prep Showcase event in Southlake over the weekend.
Faith
Trailblazing LLUMC Minister Chronicles Journey of Faith
During a time when most women were discouraged from entering ministry, the Rev. Donna Whitehead forged her own path.