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Catch up on the latest news about all this spring’s can’t-miss events and the worthy causes they support in our Society Digital Magazine.
Schools
Cultivating Connection: A Science Teacher’s Blossoming Idea
Greenhill brings more native plants to campus, aims to restore Blackland Prairie
Comings and Goings
Check out what's new and coming soon for foodies, crafters, and fitness enthusiasts — and their furry friends.
Events
Equest Announces ‘Run for the Roses’ Theme
Equest is galloping into spring with a “Run for the Roses” themed Blue Ribbon Gala on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 6 to 11 p.m. at Gilley’s Dallas.
Team Effort
Classrooms are buzzing once again as 140,000 students in the Dallas Independent School District returned to open arms and high expectations for the first day of school.
Preston Hollow Rotarians Roll Up Their Sleeves Across Town
Members of the Rotary Club of Preston Hollow have been leaning into their motto of “Service Above Self” with projects ranging from cleanups and cooking to scholarships and camps.
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Improved Results Have Lions Turning the Corner
The progress was evident throughout last season for St. Mark’s, as the Lions snapped a 15-game skid against SPC 4A competition and posted their first winning season since 2021.
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With Speed to Burn, Jesuit Eyes Quick Start, Fast Finish
Jesuit Dallas has had plenty of great athletes come through its program, but rarely have the Rangers collectively had this much pure speed.
WTW Survives Hillcrest in OT Thriller
Jayden Street caught a 20-yard touchdown pass from Andrew Paredez in overtime to lift the W.T. White past Hillcrest in Friday’s season opener.
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Newcomers Look to Help Eagles Take Flight Again
Despite significant roster losses due to graduation and a roster with just four seniors, there’s hope for a quick turnaround.
‘Sunday Lunches and Fairy Houses’
Charlotte March wrote the song “Sunday Lunches and Fairy Houses” to honor Camp DeSoto, a place she grew to love over eight summers. Now, her words of tribute and memory are making a difference for victims of the July floods that devastated Camp Mystic and the Texas Hill Country.