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Voices
‘A Big City Can Have a Small-Town Feel’
The Hart family home in Hillcrest Estates was hit by an EF3 tornado in 2019, and then last Sunday, the unthinkable happened -- their home was struck by an EF1 tornado. But in the aftermath, Cherie Hart said her neighbors jumped in to help.
George W. Bush Presidential Museum Re-Opening
The George W. Bush Presidential Museum permanent exhibit (including steel from the World Trade Center, a full-scale replica of the Oval Office, and the Decision Points Theater) will fully re-open to the public May 25.
Ready for a Fight
Educators, students, and school districts are gearing up to fight a bill that they say will making teaching and learning difficult -- and that might hamper programs like International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement courses.
Priority Bills Imperiled as Tensions Rise Between Texas House and Senate
With time dwindling on the legislative session, the Texas House is breaking until Sunday, in an attempt to send the Senate a clear message: Pass our priority bills or see your own legislation die slowly in our chamber.
Camps
Camp Summit Focuses on Abilities Rather Than Disabilities
Camp Summit, committed to serving people of various abilities and ages, never turns a camper away, not even in a pandemic.
New Tavern Coming To UP
American neighborhood tavern D.L. Mack’s is coming to University Park in September.
District 13 Race Takes Acrimonious Turn
A little more than 24 hours after District 13 candidates Leland Burk and Gay Donnell Willis had fairly congenial exchanges at a virtual forum, Burk's campaign fired off a missive demanding Donnell Willis withdraw from the race.
Dallas Habitat for Humanity To Host Primer on Homeownership
Homeownership has become an exercise in patience -- and sometimes frustration -- thanks to a very busy market. And it is even more difficult for first-time homebuyers.
HPISD: Masks Optional Beginning May 28
Highland Park ISD moved up its timeline for making masks optional at district facilities to May 28.
Where Is Your Lake?
If the past year has taught us anything, having a place within driving distance that feels like a vacation, but with all the comforts of home, is a great way to combat those social-distancing blues.
Election
District 13 City Council Candidates Face Off in Forum
Voters living in Dallas City Council District 13 had an opportunity Wednesday to hear from their two options -- Leland Burk and Gay Donnell Willis -- during a lunchtime forum.