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STEAM

Girl Scouts Welcome STEM Superstar

Jennifer Makins, the former director of STEM education at Parish Episcopal School, is now the executive director at the Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas' STEM Center of Excellence.

Filing Open for May Municipal, School Board Races

The incumbent city council members representing Preston Hollow, Jaynie Schultz of District 11 and Gay Donnell Willis of District 13, are running for re-election.

Parish’s TAPPS Football Dynasty Continues to Reach New Heights 

Parish Episcopal joined elite company by winning its fourth consecutive TAPPS Division I football championship in Waco.
Society

Party Hopping

Writing royalty, an app for gifts, wild encounters, and a patriotic victory have recently kept the Dallas philanthropy scene busy.
Society

Community Partners of Dallas Leader to Retire

After two decades, the nonprofit's president and CEO Paige McDaniel's retirement will take effect May 31.
Society

Out & About: An Evening with DocStars

The event held by The Cary Council celebrated three $50,000 grant recipients.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Jan. 16-22

A watch thief, bicycle burglar, and more plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for Jan. 16-22.

Bachman Lake Skate Park to Start Construction in Late 2023

The 45,600-square-foot park is planned to be located at the northwest corner of Bachman Lake Park, bordered by Webb Chapel Extension and Denton Drive.

Thomas, Hockaday Roll Past Lady Scots

After surrendering just one goal in its first seven games of the girls soccer season, Highland Park ran into a juggernaut on Friday against Hockaday.
Crime

Man Found Shot on N. Central Expressway Service Road

Dallas police say a man found with a gunshot wound in a vehicle in the 5900 block of North Central Expressway Service Road near Mockingbird Station shortly before 11 p.m. Jan. 19 died from his injuries.
Crime

One Arrested In Connection With Cole Park Shooting

Dallas police say they arrested a 17-year-old boy Jan. 18 on a complaint of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in connection with a Jan. 12 shooting that injured a fellow high-school student after a fight broke out in Cole Park.
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