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Coronavirus
Hockamasks Help Refugees
A couple of Hockaday School students responded to the pandemic by creating a nonprofit and giving it a four-word name that tells perhaps half its story.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Nov. 30 — Dec 6
Take a look at the Crime Reports for Preston Hollow for Nov. 30 - Dec. 6.
SMU Dedicates Gerald J. Ford Hall for Research and Innovation
SMU Dec. 4 dedicated the Gerald J. Ford Hall for Research and Innovation, a new 50,000-square-foot interdisciplinary research hub meant to help equip faculty, students, and industry partners with tools and resources to collaborate, solve complex problems, and power new enterprises in the digital world.
Boy Scout Troop 125 Introduces New Eagles
Eight more Boy Scouts from Troop 125, sponsored by Grace Bible Church, have achieved the rank of Eagle, the highest and most distinguished rank in Scouting:
Dallas Opera To Stream ‘The Magic Flute’ Simulcast
The Dallas Opera will make the company’s popular 2019 production of Mozart’s family-friendly The Magic Flute available free for home viewing for a limited time.
Philanthropy
Bite Into the Burger That Gives Back
The Taylor Burger isn't just a delicious solution to lunch - it is a delicious solution to lunch and a way to help Scottish Rite for Children continue to help children - like the one the burger is named for.
Raise the Roof: Central Market Hosts Gingerbread Decorating Contest
In the immortal words of Buddy the Elf, "I thought maybe we could make gingerbread houses, and eat cookie dough and go ice skating and maybe even hold hands."
Coronavirus
Food Banks May Face Shortages In New Year
Food banks across Texas are projecting food shortages in coming months due to the end of three key federal and state programs that have helped them respond to high demand during the coronavirus pandemic and its accompanying recession.
Coronavirus
County Reports 1,663 COVID-19 Cases, Three More Deaths
As local officials monitor the impact of the recent Thanksgiving holiday and the rollback on business openings and capacity on COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations and look toward upcoming holidays, here’s what you need to know today:
Young Creative Dabbler Jewels Clark Becomes Her Own CEO
From writing to social media, music, photography, videography, and more, there aren’t many creative fields where Jewels Clark hasn’t dabbled.
A Comeback For Peggy Sue BBQ
Peggy Sue BBQ isn't reopening in its former Snider Plaza location, but the owner of another University Park restaurant is looking to serve up meat and sides reminiscent of the longtime eatery.