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Cattle Baron's Ball
2021 Cattle Baron’s Ball To ‘Double Down Against Cancer’ With Two Events
While the pandemic precluded an in-person Cattle Baron’s Ball in 2020, plans are underway for not one, but two events this year.
Coronavirus
Another Day, Another New COVID-19 Variant
On the heels of the weekend announcement that Dallas County had its first - and the state's third - case of a variant of the virus that causes COVID-19, California health officials reported that they have found a new variant.
Society
Plans Underway For 33rd Mad Hatter’s Tea
The Women’s Council of the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden are planning to host the Mad Hatter’s Tea, the 33rd-annual event benefiting A Woman’s Garden, April 15. This year’s theme is Out of Africa Into the Garden.
Society
St. Valentine’s Day Luncheon Going Virtual
Like many events during the pandemic, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society St. Valentine’s Day Luncheon chair Melinda Knowles and honorary chairs Louise and Guy Griffeth recently announced that the 37th annual luncheon and fashion show scheduled for Feb. 11 will be celebrated virtually.
Parish Recognizes Fall Football Signees
Preston Stone and Jayden Jones are staying close to home at SMU, while Jeremiah Bodwin will head to the University of Nevada.
Society
Party Hopping
Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas raised more than $464,000 with its 16th annual Women of Distinction Luncheon presented virtually by AT&T on Oct. 30.
Haley Taken in First Round of NWSL Draft
Ursuline graduate Madison Haley was chosen seventh overall by Chicago in the recent National Women’s Soccer League draft.
UP Officials: Graduate Dallas Hotel Coming In 2022
The Lumen appears to have a new timeframe for its full transition into the Graduate Dallas hotel.
Coronavirus
Officials: New, More Transmissible COVID Variant In Dallas County
It was only a matter of time, but Dallas County health officials said Saturday that the county has its first case of the new, more transmissible strain of the virus that causes COVID-19.
Food Roundup: Jan. 15
Looking for dining news? Kersten Rettig has the skinny on openings, reopenings, and menu changes in this week's food roundup.
Coronavirus
How Long Are COVID-19 Patients Immune?
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to strain hospital systems and vaccine rollout continues, here’s what you need to know today.