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Oh My GOSH – Scavenger Hunting Returning For the Summer
The Texas Parks and Wildlife magazine returns another year with the Great Outdoor Scavenger Hunt this summer. Activities span across Texas, including the Dallas region.
Real Talk: Botond Laszlo
Botond Laszlo left Romania for the United States in 2001 and hit the ground running, first as a building engineer at the Galleria, doing home renovations and repairs on the side.
Alto Raises $45 Million
Dallas-based ridesharing company Alto recently announced that they closed on a $45 million Series B financing round-- the company’s largest round of funding and infusion of capital to date.
For Texas’ Greatest Athletes, 10 Events Are Better Than One
In 1999, John Turek started hosting an annual decathlon and heptathlon at St. Mark’s to introduce young athletes to the multi-event competitions not often held at the high school level.
Sarah Brightman To Bring Christmas Cheer to Dallas
Plan ahead for these upcoming holidays with Sarah Brightman: A Christmas Symphony. The Grammy Award-nominated soprano will include Dallas in her slate of holiday-themed performances.
Coronavirus
Abbott Allocates Additional $94.6M For Higher Education
Gov. Greg Abbott recently announced that the state will invest an extra $94.6 million in federal funding to support higher education.
Six Degrees of Separation: The Culinary Version
If you lived here in 2002 and were old enough to drink, chances are you found yourself at Hotel Zaza, head swiveling, looking for Kato Kaelin or your future ex-spouse.
‘Lead With Love’ Show Episode To Focus On Latino Cultural Center
Dallas Arts District founding executive director Veletta Forsythe Lill, Latino Cultural Center general manager Benjamin Espino, and artist Viola Delgado will talk about the impact of the city’s Latino Cultural Center on the arts, and specifically Latino artists, on Dallas Love Field’s “Lead With Love” live show and podcast.
New Summer Line-Up at the African American Museum
The African American Museum is back with new exhibitions this summer.
Hillcrest Senior Credits School for Opening Doors
Paolaenid Rodney-Hernandez has been on the path to study neuroscience since she was in ninth grade, and has not missed a single academic or athletic opportunity that has presented itself along the way.
