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Three Money Skills All Teens Need
When high schoolers head off to college, they are taking a big step towards independence and adulthood. During this transition, they will need to figure out how to live on their own and make their own decisions.
Parish Holds Off Nolan for TAPPS Title
The Panthers didn’t let a Nolan rally stand in the way of a second straight TAPPS Division I state title on Saturday.
Coronavirus
Preston Hollow’s Charley Pride Dead at 86
Country Music Television has reported that Preston Hollow's own music legend, Charley Pride, died of COVID-19 Saturday. He was 86.
Late Arlington Surge Eliminates Jesuit
The Colts scored three touchdowns in the final seven minutes to upset the Rangers 49-37 on Friday in the opening round of the playoffs.
Urban Gardener Cultivates Hope, Produce, Community in Your Backyards
Professional vegetable grower Kate Olsen pulled up her Napa Valley roots and moved to Dallas where she’s sharing lessons gleaned while urban gardening for a world-class restaurant.
In Case You Missed It
‘Most Important House In Texas’ Spared
The historic 1933 Elbert Williams House at 3805 McFarlin Boulevard in University Park went under contract to Jan and Trevor Rees-Jones the evening of Dec. 3.
Crime
Juvenile Charged in Leslie Baker Murder Certified as Adult
A grand jury indicted a 17-year-old Lancaster juvenile accused of the robbery and shooting death of Leslie Baker last May, court documents show.
Coronavirus
County Announces 30 New COVID-19 Deaths
As COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, and deaths continue to surge and the first vaccine candidate nears approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Adminstration, here's what you need to know today.
WTW, Hillcrest Suffer Lopsided Losses
Ending a 12-year playoff drought was quite an accomplishment for W.T. White this season. Earning a postseason victory, however, will have to wait.
Parish, Nolan to Rematch for TAPPS Title
Whether motivated by revenge or the prospect of its second straight TAPPS title, one can’t come without the other for Parish Episcopal on Saturday.
Dallas Opera Announces Spring Start for 2020-21 Season
Fingers crossed, opera lovers in Dallas. This spring may see you in a seat, enjoying the season that was postponed due to COVID-19 - almost a year after the pandemic caused a state-wide shut down.