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Sports

Jaguars Eliminate Outmanned Hillcrest

Injuries and inexperience made Hillcrest’s playoff opener against a seasoned Midlothian Heritage squad an uphill climb.
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Real Estate Updates

Ebby Halliday Companies, celebrating its 80th anniversary, is energizing agents and drumming up business with a rocking real estate rhythm.
Business

Comings and Goings

View our list of store and restaurant openings and closings.
Community

Something Unexpected, Wonderful Happened at a Dallas Mall 

Recently at the Dallas Galleria, I stumbled onto a small scene that felt huge: clusters of young children and caregivers leaning in — smiling, giggling, pointing — while lively readers brought picture books to life. 
Business

SMU Grad Masters 5 Elements of Success

For martial arts studio owner Gerardo Mulas, it’s been a winding path of resilience from Madrid to Dallas. 
Living

Texas Women’s Foundation Marks 40 Years

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Texas Women’s Foundation, with a ruby-themed celebration featuring Emmy and Tony Award-winning star Christine Baranski. 
Sports

Digging It: Hockaday Libero Uses Height to Her Advantage

Siena Ebert might look out of place wearing the libero jersey on the volleyball court, but she feels right at home.
Announcements

HPISD, HP, UP, and Dallas Share Updates on Progress, Parking

Park Cities and Dallas leaders shared their successes and plans for the future on Oct. 28 during an annual joint meeting.
Schools

Coach Returns to Competition With Ursuline Cheer Team

Sixteen years ago, an ACL injury derailed Kendra Sawyer’s plans for collegiate cheerleading. This year, the Ursuline alumna has come full circle, leading the school’s inaugural competitive cheer team as its head coach. 
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Is the Best Gift a Getaway? 

Deciding whether to stay, roam, or own for the holidays
Business

The Plaza, ‘Such a Great Neighborhood Retail Center,’ Turns 75

Dallas is known internationally as a retail mecca, with big-name shopping centers usurping the spotlight of what truly remains the last community-centric, user-friendly shopping center in the city.
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