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Following a Season of ‘Wishing,’ Recycle Only What’s Appropriate
The “most wonderful time of the year” also is the busiest, and not just for retail. Recycling operations typically record a 10-to-15-percent spike in volume
Lottery Ticket Policy Announced for ‘The Book of Mormon’
In Dallas, the production will conduct a pre-show lottery at the box office, making a limited number of tickets available at $25 a piece.
Dallas Architecture Forum Presents ‘Design Inspirations Part One’
At the event, Dallas' leading architects, designers, and landscape architects will talk about what inspires their design.
Pokéworks Hosts Grand Opening Party
To celebrate the grand opening, residents are invited to come to the new location Jan. 19 for a special buy one, get one free deal all day long.
Crime
Crime Reports: Dec. 31 – Jan. 6
After crashing her Chevrolet Sonic at the intersection of Armstrong Parkway and Douglas Avenue, a 38-year-old Dallas woman abandoned the vehicle and took off by foot. Why? She had several alcoholic drinks during pizza with friends, she told police around 9:28 p.m.
Faith
In Pursuit of a Mindful New Year
Mindfulness, a meditation practice often associated with Asian culture and Buddhism, is drawing increasing interest in the Western World.
Preston Hollow Pizzeria Schedules Opening Date
You don't have to pick between getting your food fast and enjoying the bells and whistles of a fine experience.
Stewart Law Group Offers Free Workshop
Amy Stewart, as a leader of a woman-owned business, said she feels a sense of obligation to help other women thrive.
Jade Curington: A Poet and a Point Guard
When Greenhill needs a basket in a clutch situation, the Hornets usually put the ball in Jade Curington’s hands.
Out and About
Stop What You’re Doing and Go See ‘Bathtubs Over Broadway’
The movie hits all of the viewers vulnerable spots but from different angles.