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Society
Council Celebrates 40th, Woman’s Garden Turns 25
A Woman’s Garden at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden is turning 25.
EarthX to Celebrate Half Earth Day With Immersive Film Premiere
EarthX and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra are working together for the U.S. premiere of The Way of the Rain — The Hope for Earth through a performance combining orchestra, chorus, film, art, and spoken word.
SMU Alumni Pledge $15 Million to Ford Stadium End Zone Project
SMU may not have kept the Iron Skillet, but SMU alumni couple Bill Armstrong and Liz Martin Armstrong announced they earmarked a $15 million gift toward the Garry Weber End Zone Complex at Gerald J. Ford Stadium during a pep rally Sept. 23 ahead of Saturday’s SMU-TCU rivalry game.
Society
North Texas Giving Day Raises $62.6M
The 14th annual North Texas Giving Day raised $62,656,273 for more than 3,000 local nonprofits Sept. 22.
Panthers Crush Patriots in 6-5A Opener
Hillcrest extended its winning streak to four games with a 56-0 victory against overmatched Thomas Jefferson on Friday at Franklin Stadium.
Rangers Roll Past Irving, Into HP Showdown
Jesuit Dallas rumbled for 408 rushing yards and seven rushing touchdowns en route to a 56-7 win over Irving on Friday at Ranger Stadium.
Faith
Faith Friday: SMAA Hosting Blessing of the Animals
Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church is gearing up for a fun event for everyone and their dogs…or other pets. The Blessing of the Animals is set for 4-5 p.m. Oct. 2 in the west parking lot of the church at 8011 Douglas Avenue.
Kips Bay Decorator House Open Through Sept. 25
The Kips Bay Decorator Show House is now open to the public through Sept. 25, featuring the work of 24 designers.
Kips Bay House Shortened, But Not Canceled
This year’s Kips Bay Decorator Show House will last four days instead of the traditional and originally planned one-month run.
Society
United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Kicks Off Annual Campaign With $3M Gift
The United Way of Metropolitan Dallas received three lead gifts of $1 million each as part of its Centennial fundraising campaign to support the organization’s work in Southern Dallas.