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Coronavirus

County Reverses Vaccine Prioritization Plan After State Warning

As COVID-19 vaccine rollout continues and Dallas County continues to report near record-high cases and hospitalizations, here’s what you need to know today.
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports Jan. 11–17

Read the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Jan. 11—17.
Philanthropy

Crossroads Community Services ED to Retire

Native Dallasite - and former Hillcrest student - Jay Cole has helmed Crossroads Community Services since its inception in 2001, but in March, a new face will steer the ship.
Coronavirus

County Reports 1,589 New COVID-19 Cases Tuesday

County health officials reported Tuesday that an additional 1,589 people have tested positive for COVID-19 - 1,351 confirmed cases and 238 probable cases.

Hoop Dream

Need help donating your basketball hoop? Owen Goldberg can provide an assist.

ATP Cancels Dallas Challenger Tournament

The Tennis Championships of Dallas, which is held annually in early February at TBarM Racquet Club, has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
STEAM

Perot Unveils Its ‘Bold and Inspiring’ Steps

Calling it a “bold and inspiring tribute to African American leaders who made momentous contributions to science,” the Perot Museum of Nature and Science announced that local architect and emerging artist Daniel M. Gunn is the winner of the Staircase Project design competition.

Natural Grocers Plans Preston Forest Upgrade

Patience may not come naturally, but shoppers who frequent Natural Grocers at Preston and Forest may need to work on it while they wait for the chain to complete upgrades that the company said will make the store "bigger and better."
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.
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