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Walnut Hill HOA Advises to Report Suspicious Activity Amid Power Outages
Many residents in the Walnut Hill neighborhood — and other areas of North Dallas — remain without power following Tuesday morning's storm and high winds.
Society
Sky Ranch Benefactor Mack Pogue Remembered, Honored
After a 2006 fire destroyed the main ministry building at the Sky Ranch in Van, Mack Pogue helped the camp rebuild.
Hillcrest Has a New Head Football Coach
A.D. Madise will be the second African American head coach in Hillcrest history.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports May 20-26
An abducted AC, car burglars, and criminal trespassers appear in this week's crime reports.
Resilient Eagles Take Flight Late in Championship Season
Episcopal School of Dallas knocked off The Woodlands 12-10 to win its sixth Texas High School Lacrosse League title in Magnolia.
Thomas Jefferson HS Siblings Head to Midwest Universities
Seniors and siblings D’Erik and Dwayne Nelson are both planning to further their education at colleges in the Midwest after graduation.
Destructive Storms Deplete Community’s Blood Supply
Carter BloodCare is urging all eligible donors — especially those with blood type O negative — to help replenish the community blood supply by donating this week.
Mermaid Out of Water Story Takes Grace Academy Actors to St. Mark’s
Little actors from Grace Academy brought a big show to the Decherd Hall stage at St. Mark’s School of Texas this spring.
‘Stressed Out’ Young Poets Earn ‘Jackpot’ of Praise
Beaches or mountains? The young poet opened with a question — exploring in her verses such themes as forbidden love, opposite attraction, and gender contrasts.
Dallas Experiences Power Outages, Disaster Declaration Following Storm
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins has issued a disaster declaration following Tuesday morning's storm and 80 mph winds leaving more than 600,000 without power.
Camps
Children To Create, Study Art at Meadows Museum Camp
The Meadows Museum, the leading U.S. institution focused on the study and presentation of the art of Spain, will offer something new in June: its first summer youth camp.