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Faith

Faith Friday: Giving Sunday at Christ the King Catholic Church

Christ the King Society of St. Vincent de Paul hosts Giving Sunday the first Sunday of most months benefiting the St. Vincent de Paul thrift store. The next one is from 2 to 5 p.m. May 7. 

HP, Jesuit Ready for Early Playoff Tests

Highland Park will start its postseason run this week against Arlington Martin in the Region I bi-district round.

Dallas Hit With Ransomware Attack

Dallas officials say the city was hit with a ransomware attack May 3. 
Society

Out & About: Just For Show

The evening at the Majestic Theater benefitted Jewish Family Service and featured performances by Broadway stars Sandra Joseph and Ron Bohmer.

Historic Crespi Estate On the Market

A landmark home among North Texas’ most expensive real estate is on the market. 

Rep. Colin Allred Launches Senate Bid Against Ted Cruz

The former NFL player turned civil rights attorney (D-Dallas) launched his campaign for Senate May 3.

Human Trafficking Numbers Difficult to Quantify

The Dallas Police Department has seen an increase in human trafficking cases in recent years – something Major Devon Palk credits to community education and collaboration with neighborhood agencies.

Behind the Bag Business of Lauren and Zack McLarnon

A Preston Hollow couple’s hobby selling furniture and other leather goods online has grown into a national brand with products in big box retailers, including Dillard’s and St. Bernard’s. 

Scots Earn Top Seed in Lacrosse Playoffs

Highland Park hasn’t lost to a Texas team all season, so it makes sense that the Scots are the favorite to claim the Texas High School Lacrosse League title.

Junior League to Partner With Dallas Mayor’s Office for Back to School Fair

The fair will be held Aug. 4 at Fair Park as a collaboration between Johnson's office, Dallas ISD, nonprofits, corporations, and community volunteers.

ESD Sophomores ‘Finish the Fight’ Against Blood Cancers

Three Episcopal School of Dallas sophomores led a 33-person team to raise $128,310 for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
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