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Obituaries
Bette Perot Dies At 93
Bette, sister of the late Henry Ross Perot, served as vice president of the Perot Foundation for 26 years, and on the board of the North Texas Food Bank, where she was later named a life board member.
Thomas Jefferson, Walnut Hill Schools Now Open
After these schools were destroyed in the October 2019 tornado, students celebrated a "homecoming" Jan. 9 as they returned to the new campuses.
Society
Tickets on Sale For Junior Symphony Ball
More than 2,000 high school students from 35 schools are expected to attend the event Saturday, Feb. 4 at Gilley's.
Medical City Healthcare Has New President, CFO
Allen Harrison and Kristin Dyer have joined the team as president and CFO respectively.
Faith
Faith Friday: SMAA Hosting Epiphany Lessons and Carols Service
Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church will host an Epiphany lessons and carols service at 4 p.m. Jan. 22.
Seasons 52, Dreamscape Close at NorthPark
Seasons 52, a grill and wine bar restaurant known for healthy menu items, and Dreamscape, a virtual reality experience inside the AMC have both closed at NorthPark Center since the start of the new year.
Society
PH Neighbor Named Catch Up & Read President, CEO
Carol Pierce Goglia previously served as president and strategic impact advisor at United to Learn.
One Dead After Crash on LBJ Freeway Near Hillcrest Road
Dallas police and fire officials say the driver of a FedEx 18-wheeler died in a crash that happened about 4:30 p.m. Wednesday on eastbound LBJ Freeway near Hillcrest Road.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Dec. 26-Jan. 1
Construction site thieves, under-the-influence shoppers, and a stolen license plate appear in the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Dec. 26-Jan. 1.
Koch Appointed to County Criminal District Court
J.J. Koch, former Dallas County Commissioner for District No. 2, will serve in this new role until Dec. 31, 2024, or when his successor is elected.
Voices
Patsy Shropshire: Schools Shouldn’t Kick Taxpayers Off Tracks
Now that beautiful (and costly) renovations have been made to Dallas ISD tracks and fields, the surrounding residents are locked out, locked out by the very fences they helped pay for.