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Coronavirus
Dallas County Reports 808 New COVID-19 Cases, Two Deaths
As COVID-19 cases continue a steady rise in Dallas County, here's what you need to know today.
Student Achievements: Three to Celebrate
Boy Scouts with the St. Luke’s Episcopal Church-chartered Troop 577, tackled a project to help solitary bees. St. Mark’s School of Texas junior Spencer Burke (left) led the effort.
Blue Wave Opens New Home Pool in Style
The Highland Park girls got off to a fast start in their inaugural season in the school’s new natatorium, posting a win over Ursuline on Tuesday.
Coronavirus
Jenkins: Dallas County At ‘Very Dangerous Point’ In Pandemic
As the U.S. continues to report record COVID-19 cases and Dallas County hits a “dangerous point” in the pandemic, here’s what you need to know today.
Greenhill Teens Launch Students for Happiness
Greenhill School student Kelly Meng first founded Happiness Club with her friends to help classmates destress around tests and exams, but the pandemic exposed a need for something more.
Ursuline’s Moore Becomes a Bulldog
Mississippi State added another former Ursuline standout to its women’s soccer program on Wednesday with the signing of Juliet Moore.
Neighbors To Get Update on Long-Dormant Forest Lane Property
A developer has plans for a long-dormant parcel of land on Forest Lane - but will residents be happy with them?
Crime
Arrest Made In 7-Eleven Shooting Death
A 7-Eleven employee described by family and friends as "a hard working employee and a family man," was shot and killed early Tuesday morning while working a graveyard shift at the store on Forest Lane and Marsh Lane.
Preston Hollow’s Charley Pride To Receive CMA’s Lifetime Achievement Award
Country music legend Charley Pride wasn't born in Dallas (as the oft-used saying goes), but he got here as soon as he could - 1969 to be exact.
Coronavirus
Dallas County Posts Biggest Single-Day Total of New COVID Cases
With an election that seemingly won’t end, and a pandemic that won’t either, there can be a lot to keep up with. These are today’s bullet points.
Parish Senior Might Be Small, But He Stands Out on the Field
Christian Benson likes to think of himself as a Swiss Army Knife for Parish Episcopal. He’s capable of performing dozens of functions, and whenever he’s on the field, he’s never dull.