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North Texas Giving Day Raises $63.9 Million

The 15th-annual event fell on Sept. 21 and raised funds for 3,249 nonprofits.

Trial Underway for One of the Men Accused of Killing Leslie Squair Baker

The trial began Sept. 18 for a Dallas man accused of murdering 59-year-old Leslie Squair Baker outside of her home near Preston Royal shopping center in May 2020.
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports Sept. 11-17

Car thieves, reckless drivers, and a stolen medication appear in the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Sept. 11-17.

Dallas ISD Joins Other Texas Districts in TEA Lawsuit

The Board of Trustees voted to join dozens of Texas districts, as those involved believe the changes and lack of advance notice will cause harm to students, team members, families, and the community and not represent districts adequately.

St. Vincent de Paul Pharmacy Hits a Milestone

At St. Vincent de Paul Pharmacy, a young man living out of his car could access his insulin prescription, and a young girl could make it through high school. 
In Case You Missed It

Preston Hollow Man Pens Tribute to His Beloved Bronco

Most of us have had a pet that was a little more special than the others, one that seemed to speak to us and understand exactly what we were saying.

Thomas Jefferson HS Celebrates New Football Field

The Dallas Cowboys, the Gene and Jerry Jones Family Foundation, and the NFL Foundation made a $1 million donation to reconstruct the high school's football field.

Rangers Win Fall Opener, HP Places Fifth

As Highland Park started strong, Jesuit earned its second straight boys title at the Bart Granger Invitational in Fort Worth.

TITAS/Dance Unbound Kicking off 2023-2024 Season

TITAS/Dance Unbound is beginning its 2023-2024 season with Momix, a company of dance illusionists performing “Alice,” their take on “Alice in Wonderland.”
Society

Out & About: A Writer’s Garden Barbie Party

Jolie and Bart Humphrey opened their home for a Barbie-themed party Aug. 29 leading up to A Writer's Garden Symposium and Luncheon in November.
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