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Sports
Rangers Ready for Grueling District
With 13 returning starters, Jesuit is hopeful that it will compete in the postseason for an eighth consecutive year in 2026.
Society
Party Hopping
So many great celebrations, so little space in print. Enjoy this roundup of recently submitted photographs
By
Sarah Hodges
Living
Letting Faith Lead the Way
RJ and Annie Harber have drawn strength from and inspired the Catholic community since the loss of their daughters and RJ’s parents in the July 2025 Hill Country flooding
By
Sarah Hodges
Business
Comings and Goings
What local businesses are coming and going in the month of September
By
Sarah Hodges
and Rachel Snyder
Business
Preston-Royal Rezoning Moves Forward Despite Opposition
The contentious mixed-use project cleared the City Plan Commission, but the zoning change still needs city council approval
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Aug. 17-23
Thieves stealing from cars got carried away in this week's Preston Hollow Crime Reports
By
Sarah Hodges
News
Walnut Hill, Betty Jane Lane Zoning Case Deferred
Action on a controversial zoning case at Walnut Hill and Betty Jane Lane was deferred by the Dallas City Council
Schools
Arthur Kramer Elementary Kicks Off the ‘26-’27 School Year
Judging by the many bright smiles and high-fives, this year is off to an A-plus start.
By
Lisa Petty
News
New Outreach at Bachman Lake Aims to End — Not Relocate — Homelessness
Housing Forward recently helped 27 people experiencing homelessness around Bachman Lake move into housing.
Arts
Remembering Dolly Parton and Her Time In North Dallas
The late, great Dolly Parton had done recording sessions at a North Dallas studio
Schools
Gift Brings Picasso Drawing to Meadows Museum
Some pieces will be debuted at the "Picasso Beyond the Canvas" exhibit on view at the Meadows Museum