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Society
Bryan’s House Planning For Fall Pathways To Inclusion Luncheon
Bryan’s House is planning to host its Pathways to Inclusion Luncheon, Awards, and Special Needs Summit from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 22 at the Belo Mansion at 2101 Ross Avenue.
Society
Nexus Recovery Center Kicks Off 50 For 50 Anniversary Campaign
Nexus Recovery Center, a nonprofit that offers specialized substance use disorder treatment services for adult women, is celebrating its anniversary with its Nexus 50 for 50 Anniversary Campaign.
Superfood Sunday is Almost Here
Sunday is the “Big Game” day and there are “super” good food options for at-home game watching.
Coronavirus
Dallas County Reports New Deadliest Day of Pandemic
As Dallas County reported a new single-day high of 50 COVID-19-related deaths, and vaccines continue to be distributed, here’s what you need to know today.
House of the Month
House of the Month: 9918 Avalon Creek Court
In the heart of Preston Hollow, but tucked behind gates and tall trees, awaits this magnificent and inviting, 9,929-square-foot beauty designed by Richard Drummond Davis.
STAAR Must Be Taken in Person, State Says
Public school students will be required to come on campus to take the STAAR test this year, even if they’re learning virtually.
Top Parish Lineman Decides on Stanford
Parish Episcopal offensive tackle Austin Uke signed with Stanford after announcing his commitment to the Cardinal during a ceremony at the school.
Philanthropy
Ronald McDonald House Charities Accepting Scholarship Applications
The Ronald McDonald House Charities of North Texas announced that the application period for its scholarship program has opened.
Eight WTW Athletes Make College Choices
Eight W.T. White seniors were recognized during a ceremony on Wednesday for their college athletic commitments, including six football players.
Coronavirus
Jenkins: ‘February Will Be a Dark Time’
As we've discussed before, COVID-19 deaths are a lagging indicator, and that has been reflected in the daily death tolls as of late - but hospitalizations do seem to be decreasing, and numbers of new cases are also slowing down. Here is what you need to know today.
Straight Shooter: How a Jesuit Dual-Sport Star Keeps His Focus
If it seems like Gavin Perryman was born with a basketball in his hand, he was raised around the three-point line.