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Coronavirus
The Educator, the Medical Professionals, the Parents
Who are our 2020 People of the Year? An educator, doctors, and parents make the list.
UPPD: Missing Sergeant Found Dead at Lake Tawakoni
The University Park Police Department announced Thursday that the body of Sgt. Robert Ramsey, a 12-year veteran of the police department, was recovered from Lake Tawakoni about 11:20 a.m.
Coronavirus
Texas Monthly Includes Familiar Face In Bum Steer Awards
How do you look back on a year like 2020?
Texas Monthly gave it a try with their annual Bum Steer awards. People Newspapers readers may remember at least one of this year’s so called COVID Nineteen.
Coronavirus
County Reports Record High COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations
As Dallas County reports record high COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations and more promising news about vaccines continues to come out, here’s what you need to know today.
Society
KidneyTexas Supporters Eat Catered Meals While Watching Fashion Show from Home
KidneyTexas Inc. streamed the Runway Report 2020 Luncheon and Fashion Show to 180 ticket holders, underwriters, and sponsors gathered at homes.
Parish QB Signs with Hometown Mustangs
Preston Stone, who lives in the Park Cities, chose to remain close to home rather than choosing other top college programs around the country.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Dec. 7 –13
Take a look at the Crime Reports for Preston Hollow for Dec. 7 – 13.
SMU To Honor Grads In Outdoor Commencement
More than 500 candidates from SMU's undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs will be honored at the December commencement convocation at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 19.
Greenhill Senior One of the Heroes for Children
For Greenhill High School senior Carter Weinstein, thankfulness looks like service – service to families battling childhood cancer.
Coronavirus
New At-Home COVID-19 Test Authorized by FDA
As we all head into the final stretch before the Christmas holiday, good news about the fight against COVID-19 is tempered with the knowledge that to be safe, the holidays will need to look a little different this year. Here are today's main bullet points
Happenings on the Hill
Three artworks debuted this fall in Dallas as the first iteration of “Healing Pieces: Offerings of Art, Expression, and Nature.”