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Dallas Upbringing Shaped John Eisenberg’s Writing

It seems fitting for an aspiring writer who grew up in Dallas to author a book exploring the history of football, particularly the Dallas Cowboys.

Hockaday Installs New Head of School

The Hockaday School installed Dr. Laura Leathers as its Eugene McDermott Head of School on Sept. 5.

Thousands Gather At Temple Emanu-El Amid War in Israel

More than 2,000 gathered in Temple Emanu-El’s Olan Sanctuary Oct. 10 for a gathering hosted by the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas in support of Israel as that country’s war with Hamas escalates. 
Society

Out & About: Kips Bay Decorator Show House President’s Dinner

The evening brought the nation’s design industry elite to the Brook Hollow Golf Club, where they raised more than $300,000 to fund after-school programs for more than 11,000 children at 10 locations throughout the Bronx. The evening also benefited the Crystal Charity Ball and Dwell with Dignity.
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports Oct. 2-8

A vehicle vandal, reckless drivers, and not-so-sneaky shoplifters appear in the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Oct. 2-8.

Medical City Dallas Opens New Abdominal Transplant Clinic

The $6 million clinic places pancreas, liver, and kidney patients along with physicians in the same unit. This comes as part of a $23 million expansion of the hospital's transplant program.

Dallas ISD Encourages Responsible Use of AI

District chief technology officer Sean Brinkman says this will help students learn to use artificial intelligence responsibly as it becomes increasingly relevant across society.

Turtle Creek Tour of Homes Showcases Urban Neighborhood’s ‘Elevated Lifestyle’

The Turtle Creek Association’s annual Tour of Homes returns in person with opportunities to see four significant homes in the picturesque Turtle Creek area.
Voices

Future-Proof Your Home with These Design Tips for Aging-in-Place

Today, more Americans than ever are interested in aging-in-place, whether that means making renovations to their current home, finding a home that is wheelchair-accessible, or building a new home.
Voices

Behind The Scenes of a Travel-Inspired TV Cooking Series

Christy Rost: As autumn gets underway and our sights are set on cozy meals with family and friends, season two of my national television cooking series At Home with Christy Rost has launched.
Society

Out & About: New Friends New Life Luncheon

More than 1,200 attendees of the New Friends New Life luncheon, headlined by actor, director, producer, and activist Kerry Washington, helped raise $1.1 million for the organization.
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