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Bond Between Greenhill Teammates Feels Like Family
Shelby, Dort look to lift Hornets to SPC crown before heading to Vanderbilt.
Texans Pay a Lot to Insure Expensive Homes
If you live in Texas, there's a good chance you're paying a lot more than other states to insure your home, an analysis of insurance policies revealed.
(Read time: 2.8 minutes)
Orchestra of New Spain To Present ‘Flamenco Pastorela’
Orchestra of New Spain will present its second event on the season’s theme of the Mexican Pastorela at 7:30 p.m. February 18 and at 4 p.m. February 19 at the Moody Performance Hall.
Events
Dallas Blooms Returning to the Arboretum
Got springtime on the brain? The Dallas Arboretum’s Dallas Blooms: Birds in Paradise event runs from February 19 until April 10.
(Read time: 2.3 minutes)
Comings and Goings
Plenty of options for getting fit in our March edition of Comings and Goings - as well as some great shopping.
Bookshelf
See what books by local authors are hitting bookshelves.
Society
Arts Advocates Embrace Pandemic Solutions
Each year, The Arts Community Alliance (or TACA) chooses two individuals who have made lasting contributions to the city’s culture with their support of the arts and honors them with their Silver Cup.
(Read time: 4.9 minutes)
Crime
Dallas Police Investigating Smash-and-Grab at NorthPark Zales
Dallas police are investigating a smash-and-grab theft at a NorthPark Center jewelry store on Feb. 2.
(Read time: 0.4 minutes)
Crime
Legacy of Advocacy Continues
Chris Murzin’s friends and family are continuing his legacy of advocating for people with disabilities.
Brian Cuban Talks Brotherly Love
Mavericks owner’s sibling explores addiction, recovery in new novel.
Snow Day
The lights stayed on, the ice and snow came down, and we (mostly) stayed home - but that didn't stop dedicated crews from keeping sidewalks shoveled and streets safe.