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Pizza and Chicken: Doughbird Opens in Dallas

Doughbird has landed in Texas, specifically, Inwood Village.

Early Barrage Lifts Anderson, Panthers

Parish Episcopal bounced back in its home opener on Friday, while its quarterback reached a rare career milestone.
Events

Cattle Baron’s Underwriting Party Spurs Anticipation

Cattle Baron's underwriting party proves a big success, spurring anticipation for the Sept. 28 event.

Raised on the Ranch

Preston Hollow resident Natalie Dossett will release her debut novel in September, after nearly a decade of writing the historical fiction book inspired by her family’s ranch. 
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Depth, Experience Bring Knights Confidence After Rollercoaster Year

Last season’s rollercoaster saw Covenant surge to a 3-0 start, stumble through a rough stretch while dealing with injuries, then rally to win the program’s first playoff game since 2020.

Dallas Police and Fire Pension Troubled With Deficits

A state law passed to save the Police and Fire pension requires the pension board to submit a permanent plan by Nov. 1.

Capital One Partners With North Texas Food Bank

Operation Snack Pack initiative generated valuable funding for the North Texas Food Bank.
Events

Luncheon Honors the Women’s Council of the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden

Park Cities resident Donna Arp Weitzman hosted a luncheon to promote the Women’s Council of the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden’s board of directors this summer at The Antique Table, a new café inside Cottonwood Market antique mall.
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That’s Not the Dallas Skyline

Baker Tilly is tasked to help recruit city manager and features ... Houston?

Dallas’ Busiest Fire Station Gets Makeover

Teresa Muchnick of Lowe's North Dallas, Kathy Boop of Texas Regional Bank, and the fire house crew spruce up Station No. 20.
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Deep Senior Class Raises Expectations for Rangers

Charlie Peters was comfortable with the offense and confident in his teammates. Yet as a new starting quarterback entering last season, his head was spinning.
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