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Dallas Education Foundation Wraps Up Wild Year, Kicks Off Annual Campaign
It’s been a wild year for the reborn Dallas Education Foundation. When it re-launched after dormancy in 2019, nobody could imagine that just a few weeks later, a tornado would immediately spur the organization into action quickly to help the Dallas ISD schools impacted by it.
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Dallas County Reports 1,640 COVID-19 Cases, Three More Deaths
As calls continue from public health officials and local officials to avoid travel and wear masks to control a surge of new cases and hospitalizations, here’s what you need to know today:
The Most Important House In Texas
When building the Elbert Williams residence on McFarlin Boulevard around 1933, architect David R. Williams sought to inject Texas flair into a landscape dotted with European-imported styles.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Nov. 23 – 29
Take a look at the Crime Reports for Preston Hollow for Nov. 23 – 29.
Neiman Marcus Holiday Experiences: Different But Delightful.
What would Stanley Marcus think about Zooming with Santa, virtual gifting rooms, or curbside Santas?
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County Commissioners Warned of Uptick in Asymptomatic Positives
As the state and county are looking at what many experts are calling an uncontrolled surge of COVID-19, the familiar refrain to stay home whenever possible and wear a mask when around people you don’t live with continues unabated. Here are today’s bullet points.
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‘How Am I Going to Feed People?’
When restaurants and shops across North Texas closed last spring when the pandemic hit, Preston Hollow’s Anurag Jain had one prevailing thought.
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Momentous Work Continues Without One Particular Golf Tournament
Canceling a nationally-known, signature fundraiser doesn’t set the preferred tone for celebrating a century of service.
Teach For America DFW PTA Hosting Virtual Holiday House Engineering Contest
Looking to help your child keep their creative juices flowing during the upcoming winter break?
Former Hockaday Teacher Sues School
Tracy Walder was, by far, one of Hockaday’s bragging points in recent years. The former CIA counterterrorism pro and FBI agent came to the school to teach history in 2010. But that relationship has soured, and now the former teacher is suing the school.
Jesuit Blanks Eagles, Extends Win Streak
Whether it’s Wednesday, or Monday, or any other day of the week, the Jesuit defense is ready to work.