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Ribbon Cuttings Welcome Dallas ISD Students Home

The celebration took place Feb. 11 to celebrate Thomas Jefferson High School and Walnut Hill International Leadership Academy reopening after the 2019 tornado.
Society

Shania Twain Headlining 2023 Cattle Baron’s Ball

This year’s headliner is sure to “impress” for the 50th anniversary of the largest single-night fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.
Society

Dallas Historical Society to Celebrate Texas Independence Day

The Feb. 25 event will showcase the spirit and pride that Texans hold.
Society

Out & About: DHS Centennial Gala

The Dallas Historical Society (DHS) presented its Centennial Dallas History Maker Award to the Moody Foundation, which in its eight decades has awarded 4,900-plus grants totaling $2 billion to improve communities in Texas.  

A Russian Prima Ballerina’s Texas Tale

The famed Olga Pavlova, a former principal dancer in the Imperial Russian Ballet and the Moscow Classical Ballet, eventually found her way to Dallas via her art.

WTW Cruises, Hillcrest Falls in Playoffs

W.T. White rolled to a 56-9 victory over Spruce in the Class 5A Region II bi-district round on Monday, while Hillcrest was eliminated by Mesquite Poteet.

Hockaday Rallies for SPC Soccer Title

With a four-year streak of soccer dominance hanging in the balance, Hockaday rallied to send its decorated senior class off in style.
Society

Doswell Foundation Donates $4M for New Nexus Building

The Doswell Foundation gave the Nexus Recovery Center a $4 million grant to put toward building a new medical facility on the Nexus campus.

Firefighters Respond to Fire at Former Valley View Mall

Dallas Fire-Rescue spokesman Jason Evans said firefighters arrived Feb. 11 to find smoke coming from the three-story building, where the movie was previously.
Faith

Faith Friday: Polyphony Coming to Temple Emanu-El For Concert

Polyphony, a nonprofit that seeks to connect Jewish and Arab Israelis, is coming to Temple Emanu-El for a concert with classical, Arab, and Israeli music performed by Polyphony artists.
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