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Numbers Have Lions Optimistic About SPC Strides
St. Mark’s is making progress, even if upward mobility in the standings is challenging in the SPC’s daunting large-school classification.
Peters, Newcomers Seek to Keep Momentum for Jesuit
After losing a large senior class from a team that finished as the runner-up in District 7-6A, Jesuit Dallas doesn’t plan on going into rebuilding mode.
Bone Marrow Donor Needed for Pike Petersen
More than 1,200 filled out paperwork and were swabbed to see if they could be a potential bone marrow donor for Pike or others in need during a donor drive Aug. 27 at Park Cities Baptist Church in partnership with the nonprofit Earl Young's Team.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Aug. 14-20
Dine and dashers, reckless drivers, and car capers appear in the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Aug. 14.20.
Dallas ISD Trustees to Vote on Alternate Plan to Mandated Campus Officers
The district needs 167 more officers and supplemental funding to alight with provisions outlined in Texas House Bill 3, which required armed security officers on all campuses during regular school hours effective Sept. 1.
Longhorns Aim to Keep Building Toward Higher Goals
Three straight playoff appearances have resulted in three lopsided first-round losses for W.T. White. But the key to changing that postseason trend comes in the regular season.
Lyric Stage Presents ‘Cinderella’ This Weekend
The musical theater company, produced by Catherine Carpenter Cox of Preston Hollow, will open its 30th season Aug. 24-27.
In Case You Missed It
Gold Award Winners: 8 Area Students Earn Girl Scouting’s Highest Honor
In June, the Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas presented Gold Award pins to several girls from Preston Hollow area schools.
In Case You Missed It
Drive for Five: Parish QB Aims to Keep TAPPS Dynasty Rolling
Sawyer Anderson knew what he was getting into. But was he ready?
Woman Charged in 2022 Love Field Shooting Found Not Guilty By Reason of Insanity
A Dallas County judge found the woman accused of opening fire at Love Field last year not guilty by reason of insanity, court documents show.
Society
Art for Advocacy Returns in Mid-September
The Dallas Children's Advocacy Center will host its 16th-annual signature fundraising event Sept. 16.