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Faith
Faith Friday: Park Cities Presbyterian Church Participates in Boxes of Blessing
Park Cities Presbyterian Church will help fill 11,000 Boxes of Blessing Dec. 3 with nonperishable food for Dallasites in need.
Parish Seeks to Continue TAPPS Dynasty
Parish will aim for a fourth consecutive TAPPS Division I state championship on Friday in Waco against district rival Plano Prestonwood, who they already beat four weeks ago.
Three-Alarm Fire Extinguished at Vacant Apartment Building on Turtle Creek Boulevard
Dallas Fire-Rescue responded to a three-alarm fire at a vacant, three-story apartment building in the 2500 block of Turtle Creek Boulevard near the Fairmont Street intersection shortly before 11 p.m. Wednesday.
Society
Crystal Charity Ball Celebrates 70th Anniversary
The Crystal Charity Ball will celebrate its 70th anniversary with a Splendido Italiano-themed gala.
Make The Most of Art: Designer Tips for Displaying a Collection
Have you ever purchased a piece of artwork and then weren’t sure how to display it when you got home?
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Nov. 21-27
Stolen sunglasses, a few fraudsters, and abducted automobiles plague the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Nov. 21-27.
TCA’s New Head of School Returns to His Alma Mater
Dr. Jeff Williams is back spending his weekdays at Trinity Christian Academy for the first time since he graduated in 1988 — this time as head of school.
Competing Bankruptcy Plans Filed For Edgemere
Debt holders of Edgemere have a bankruptcy plan that involves selling the luxury retirement community to a new owner.
Rangers Ready for Annual Hoops Tourney
Jesuit Dallas will host some familiar foes and some new entrants in its annual Knights of Columbus basketball tournament this week.
Society
OUT & ABOUT: DSOL Debutantes Holiday Reception
The 2023 Dallas Symphony Orchestra League debutantes were honored at a holiday reception and seated dinner Nov. 23.
Remembering Fun With Dr. Anderson, the Retired Mr. Claus
People Newspapers staff and readers shared memories of Dr. Carl Anderson, who retired this summer after 32 years as the NorthPark Santa Claus.