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Knights Double Up on TAPPS Soccer Titles

Covenant secured both boys and girls TAPPS Division III trophies with victories over Schertz John Paul on Friday.

North Dallas Chamber Sells Preston-Royal Location, Set to Move

The North Dallas Chamber of Commerce’s Preston Royal headquarters was a year-and-a-half old building and already serving as a gathering site for plenty of events - from Dallas ISD bond package explainers to candidate forums to networking events - when an EF3 tornado hit the building almost head on.
In Case You Missed It

Pandemic Schooling Faces New Questions

After Gov. Greg Abbott's announcement, pandemic schooling grappled with two questions: Do we change our policies, and how do we get our staff vaccinated?

Bears, Knights Seek TAPPS Soccer Crowns

Ursuline will look to reclaim its throne on Friday when they face Houston St. Agnes in the Division I title game in Round Rock.

State Will Hold Districts ‘Harmless’ For Funding

That giant gust you heard just before 3 p.m. Thursday wasn't Texas wind - it was relief.

Open for Opinions

Readers can now take our latest survey and provide feedback about Gov. Greg Abbott's announcement this week.

Indoor Golf Simulator Venue Coming To Mockingbird Station

The Turn Indoor Golf is coming to Mockingbird Station this summer.
Coronavirus

Dallas County Reports 27 COVID Deaths Thursday

Dallas County reported 27 COVID-related deaths Thursday. Our daily digest covers that, plus more news about vaccines and vaccinations.
Coronavirus

Vaccine Eligibility Expanded to School Staff, Child Care Workers

Teachers and child care workers are eligible for COVID-19 vaccines after the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Tuesday night directed states to expand eligibility.
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports Feb. 22 – 28

Read the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Feb. 22 – 28.
Coronavirus

Herd Immunity In Sight, But ‘Not the Time’ To Let Guard Down

March 10 marks a year since Dallas County reported its first case of what eventually became known as COVID-19. During the ensuing months, much has been discussed about herd immunity.
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