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Meadowbrook School to Move, Switch to Nonprofit Model
This summer, the school will move into the first floor of the Unity of Dallas church campus (but it plans to remain non-religious) for its 53rd year.
WTW Survives, Jesuit Falls in Playoffs
W.T. White topped West Mesquite 48-46 in the first round of the Class 5A Region II playoffs on Tuesday, led by 21 points from junior Johnathan Price.
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Out & About: CASAblanca Casino Party
More than 400 enjoyed casino games and danced the night away to the Special Edition Band at Dallas CASA’s Young Professionals’ event at the Hall on Dragon.
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St. Philip’s Destiny Award to Feature Sterling K. Brown
With a diamond sponsor of JPMorgan Chase & Co., the “Illuminating Art, Education, and Service”-themed luncheon is scheduled for Friday, March 3.
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8th Annual Mavs Ball Scheduled for March 3
This is the premier fundraising event for the Mavs Foundation, bringing together Mavs fans and VIPs to celebrate the 2022-2023 grantees and the charitable work of the Dallas Mavericks during the season.
Who’s on the Ballot for Dallas City Council, Dallas ISD Trustee?
The filing period for the upcoming Dallas city council and Dallas ISD board of trustees races ended Feb. 17.
Hockaday Junior Inspires Confidence Through Arts Nonprofit
What started as a Preston Hollow effort has expanded to five chapters.
Taking the Podium: TWU’s Bancroft Leadership Hall Celebrates Women
A podium at the center of the Sue. S. Bancroft Women’s Leadership Hall isn’t used for official formal speeches.
High-Rise Living Offers Amenities
The lock-and-leave lifestyle, skyline views, and posh amenities offered in Dallas’ luxury high rises make them consistently popular.
Grandmother’s Need Inspires SMU Student Entrepreneurs
Raleigh Dewan arrived at SMU weighed by how Parkinson’s disease progression prevented his grandmother from enjoying the extravagant southern dinners she lovingly prepared for her family.
Happenings on the Hill
SMU in December awarded 950 degrees to approximately 733 students from the university’s undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs.