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Southwestern Medical Foundation 2023-2024 Board Named
Board Chair Jere W. Thompson Jr. will continue in his role. Tucker Bridwell, Ken Hersh, Dr. Joan Buchanan Hill, Christopher Kleinert, Marshall Payne, and Jennifer Scripps are new trustees.
Faith
Faith Friday: An Afternoon of Choral Music at UPUMC
University Park United Methodist Church will host an afternoon of choral music with the church’s chancel choir and choir-in-residence, Inspirata.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports July 31-Aug. 6
A clicker culprit, reckless drivers, and car burglars appear in the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for July 31-Aug. 6.
Exhibit Features Hillcrest High Artists
A team of four Hillcrest students joined forces to create an exhibit for the SPARK! PRISMATIC immersive pop-up.
Crime
DPD: Officer Shot, Injured on Northwest Highway
The officer, who was shot in the 2400 block of Northwest Highway, was taken to a local hospital with “non-life-threatening” injuries and the vehicle was recovered, according to the Dallas Police Department.
Dallas ISD Fentanyl Prevention Focused on Awareness
Fentanyl and other drug prevention programming has included parent forums, school assemblies, and a website for families.
In Case You Missed It
Grey Lady Lures Sea Seekers with Charming Stays
Nantucket, Mass. – Hydrangeas. Oysters. Lighthouses. This trifecta, coupled with ideal Northeastern temperatures, makes this 14-mile island off the coast of Cape Cod a dream for a summer escape.
In Case You Missed It
After 30 Years, Empire Baking is Still Rising
North Texas has never been known for its bread, except when bread is the oft-used metaphor for money.
Knights Follow Up Title with PGA Invite
The Covenant boys participated in the PGA High School Golf National Invitational tournament in July at the new PGA campus in Frisco.
Kittenish Comes to Galleria Dallas
The boutique created by singer-songwriter, TV personality, and author Jessie James Decker will open Aug. 19.
Anti-Defamation League: White Supremacy Rising
White supremacist groups distributed more propaganda in Texas than in any other state last year, with 534 incidents – or 8% of the national total, according to the Anti-Defamation League (ADL).