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Philanthropy

Second Women Build Dallas Kicks Off Virtually

This week, Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity kicked off the second Women Build Dallas fundraising initiative. It's that initiative that built Rosalinda Cortez's home.
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Lake Life

Even before a pandemic made hash of many travel plans and sequestered most to their homes, finding an escape hatch two to four hours away from Dallas was a priority for many. Place that home-away-from-home on a lake, and it was even better.

Knox Gets The Village Touch

MSD Capital, L.P., The Retail Connection, and Trammell Crow Company have retained Highland Park Village Management Company to lease, market, and manage their retail holdings in the Knox District.
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Mark Cuban: ‘I LOVE LOVE’ What Reddit Users Are Doing

Even the most disinterested in business and stock market news probably can tell you something is going on with Grapevine-based GameStop and Fort Worth-based American Airlines, thanks to Reddit.

In High Demand, Dallas ISD Announces New North Dallas Montessori

Maria Montessori's method for teaching is so popular in Dallas that demand outpaces supply - but a few more seats will open up next fall.
Tornado

Dallas ISD To Seek Zoning Change for Walnut Hill Career Campus

It’s been more than a year since an EF3 tornado struck the Walnut Hill Elementary School building, which had been welcoming students since 1946.
Coronavirus

Dallas County Reports Deadliest Day of Pandemic

As Dallas County reached the grim milestone of 40 deaths in a single day Wednesday and the vaccine rollout continues, here’s what you need to know today.
Crime

Street ‘Swingers’ Continue Takeovers, Will New Chief Have New Approach?

Street takeovers have become a near daily occurrence throughout Dallas, despite changes in city ordinances and the creation of a police task force to address the issue.
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports Jan. 18–24

Read the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Jan. 18-24.
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