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Come Together With a ‘Mixtape’ App
Matt Sidhom mused recently over coffee about the present social woes and an idea for connecting with music, personalized giving, and nostalgia.
Go Here: Open Houses To Check Out May 15 and 16
The weather may be a mixed bag this weekend, but the open houses in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow area are not.
See the Winners of D CEO’s Commercial Real Estate Awards
Nearly 400 of the area's best and brightest of commercial real estate turned out at Gilley's for the 2021 D CEO Commercial Real Estate Awards last month.
Camps
Behaving Properly at Twirlarama Proves Too Much To Bear
I was no stranger to summer camps growing up. My favorite was attending Bill Allen’s “Twirlarama” with The Farmers Branch Bomberettes when I was 10 to 12.
Dallas Architecture Forum to Feature Michelle Delk
The Dallas Architecture Forum will present landscape architect Michelle Delk on Wednesday, May 19, in a virtual lecture.
Election
Meet D11, D13 Runoff Candidates at Forum
Voters living in Dallas city council districts 11 and 13 have another opportunity to hear from those candidates prior to the June runoff election.
Alcuin Tennis Tandem Makes History at State
It was a calculated risk when Alcuin School tennis players Alex Bishop and Alex Blackwell — both singles specialists — decided to form a doubles tandem for the first time at the TAPPS regional tournament this spring.
Coronavirus
FDA OKs Expanding Use of Pfizer Vaccine In Ages 12-15
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) this week expanded the emergency use authorization for the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to include adolescents 12 through 15 years of age.
Four Ways to Address Migrant Crisis
SMU Dedman School of Law’s Natalie Nanasi researches and teaches on issues relating to immigrant women and children and has volunteered at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, which houses more than 1,500 teens apprehended at the southern border.
House Passes CRT Bill on Third Reading
Just hours after voting to give initial approval to a measure that educators say will hamper honest conversations about racism and sexism in the classroom, the Texas House passed its version of a bill that will now go to the state Senate, where a companion bill has already been passed.