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Coronavirus
Dallas County Reports 541 More COVID-19 Cases, Seven Deaths
As local officials caution against viewing the lower COVID-19 case number Monday as a trend and look toward the Thanksgiving holiday, here’s what you need to know today.
Coronavirus
In a COVID Christmas Season, Small Businesses Need Support
It’s been a rough year for small businesses, and it isn’t over yet.
Coronavirus
Abbott Announces COVID-19 Vaccination Plan
Last week, Gov. Greg Abbott said the state would be rolling out a plan for its eventual allotment of COVID-19 vaccine. Monday, he and the Texas Department of State Health Services gave more details.
Crime
Mr. Potato Head’ Inks Plea Deal on Bank Robbery Charges
The serial bank robber dubbed "Mr. Potato Head" by the FBI has pleaded guilty to three counts associated with those robberies.
Remarkable Women
Fundraiser Knows The Color of Money
Tanya L. Downing’s work as director for the Emergency Medicine Foundation and founder of The Color of Money, a network for fundraisers of color, has taken on new urgency amid the COVID-19 pandemic and renewed focus on racial injustice.
Paid to Innovate, 21 Neighborhood Schools Eye New Goals
Foster Elementary in Midway Hollow, Pershing Elementary in Preston Hollow, and 19 additional schools have received $50,000 in seed money to pursue innovation with an aim at increasing interest in the neighborhoods they serve.
Coronavirus
County Reports Record-Breaking Weekend for COVID-19
A total of 7,002 new confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus were reported by Dallas County health officials between Thursday and Sunday, and an additional 877 probable cases were reported, along with 27 deaths.
Real Estate Quarterly
Luxury Condos To Boast Walkability
New luxury condos coming to The Signature Collection are expected to offer the quality Preston Hollow residents have come to expect from Rosewood Custom Builders, PHV Series, and SHM Architects.
Crime
Man Indicted for Allegedly Fleecing Preston Hollow Residents
A Dallas man is accused of misusing investor funds to pay for personal expenses and concealing information, the Texas State Securities Board said Saturday morning.
Stone, Panthers Roll in Playoff Opener
Parish Episcopal turned its first-round TAPPS playoff game into a glorified scrimmage on Friday.
Crime
Arrest Made In Connection With Slaying of SMU Student
The Dallas Police Department Friday arrested Jeremy Rashaud Harris, 31, in connection with the murder of a 19-year-old SMU student.