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Football Tab
Could Steadily Improving Lions Roar Into Contention?
Slowly and steadily, St. Mark’s is making progress, even if a 15-game losing streak against SPC 4A competition might tell you otherwise.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Sept. 2-8
Criminal trespassing and motor vehicle thefts frequented this week's Preston Hollow Crime Reports.
Lessons in Flexibility
Enterprising and charitable students from Highland Park High School and St. Mark’s School of Texas have formed nonprofit ZG BrightFuture and taught fun summer classes at the Arlington Park Recreational Center.
Society
Country Music Powerhouse Carrie Underwood to Headline Cattle Baron’s Ball
“All-American Girl” Carrie Underwood, a multi-Grammy winner with a legendary voice, will bring her “Denim & Rhinestones” style to the Cattle Baron Ball’s main stage on Sept. 28.
Society
Boogie Down to Southfork Ranch: Cattle Baron’s Is Back!
It’s a new day for the 2024 Cattle Baron’s Ball, and that means even more reasons for Dallasites to dust off their boots, scoot over to Southfork Ranch, and support the American Cancer Society’s largest single-night fundraiser.
Football Tab
Two 2023 Wins Show Greenhill Moving in the Right Direction
Greenhill won just two games last season, but both were significant.
French, TCA Rally Past Hornets in Opener
Trinity Christian’s Graham French blocked a short field goal attempt with 8 seconds remaining to preserve a 29-28 season-opening victory over Greenhill on Friday
Community
Northaven Trail to Offer Bike and Helmet Checks
Bikers can enjoy free Howdy Ice Cream while getting a bike and helmet safety check
News
City Pauses Plan to End Alley Garbage Pick Up
Tolbert postponed implementing the plan until there is more community engagement about the changes
Events
Annual CIS Golf Tournament Will Support Local Students
Communities In Schools (CIS) of the Dallas Region will host its 13th annual golf tournament on Monday, Sept. 23, at Hackberry Creek Country Club in Irving.
No Need to ‘Shake it Off’
Young Dallas Swifties didn’t face a cruel summer thanks to local camp programs with a new focus: Taylor Swift.