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Move Over Pumpkin Spice; Fall Flavors Also Include Ginger
Spicy aromas fill the house as they bake, and when tucked into cellophane sacs and tied with ribbon, gingersnaps make for a tasty holiday gift.
Autumn at the Arboretum: Texas Town
The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden’s iconic fall festival, which runs through Nov. 3, takes guests on a journey into Texas history amidst the ground's 100,000 pumpkins, gourds and squash.
Rangers, Scots Cruise in Playoff Openers
Jesuit Dallas set a program record for its defensive effort during a 23-1 thumping of Garland in the water polo playoffs on Monday at the Segal Aquatic Center.
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Hockaday Keeps Rolling, Sweeps Ursuline
After three marathon sets, Hockaday swept Ursuline on Monday in a nondistrict battle of Dallas private-school volleyball powers.
Hockaday Neighborhood Gathers For Annual BBQ
The annual HNA fall event brought neighbors together for a picnic under the shade of oak trees, and included a balloon artist and face painter.
Panthers Keep Win Streak Alive, Top WTW
Hillcrest continued its dominance atop the District 13-5A volleyball standings with a four-set road win over rival W.T. White on Friday.
Knights Rally to Clip ESD in SPC Opener
A late rally by Bellaire Episcopal led to a heartbreaking defeat for Episcopal School of Dallas in the SPC 4A opener on Friday.
Better Business Bureau: Investment Scam Losses Rising
Investment scams are becoming much more costly for seniors and others duped into believing they are getting incredible returns, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) warns.
Jesuit, Ursuline Take Medals in Opener
Jesuit Dallas and Ursuline both took second behind Southlake Carroll in their respective divisions at the season-opening Ranger Relays swimming meet.
News
City of Dallas Addresses Hazardous Waste Disposal
City reminds residents why it's not wise to dispose of paint or other hazardous waste in garbage bins or recycle roll carts
SMU Welcomes Students, Tracks Dinosaurs, Acquires Art
SMU welcomed nearly 2,000 new students, the university's scholars tracked dinosaur footprints, and the Meadows Museum acquired contemporary Spanish artwork.