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Quilt Featuring Armstrong Student Self-Portraits Gets State Fair Honors – 25 Years Later
A quilt of many Armstrong Elementary alumni's self-portraits got an accolade via the State Fair of Texas
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TWU Honors Dallas Visionary for STEM Leadership
Dallas native Nicole Small has a mantra: “If you can see it, you can be it.” In her case, girls can see an entrepreneur, venture capitalist, and visionary recently selected to receive the TWU 2025 Virginia Chandler Dykes Leadership Award.
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Quilt Featuring Armstrong Student Self-Portraits Gets State Fair Honors – 25 Years Later
A quilt of many Armstrong Elementary alumni's self-portraits got an accolade via the State Fair of Texas
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Donovitz Family Foundation Gives $1.25 Million to Make-A-Wish North Texas
The Donovitz Family Foundation showed its support for Make-A-Wish North Texas' “Two Years, Too Long” campaign
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Youth Mentor Program Rooted Locally Spreads Globally
While Dallas-based Ascent Mentors has grown exponentially since its founding in 2020, the nonprofit’s directors say that its purpose remains unchanged.
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Calling All Archeologists
SMU Archaeology Research Collections Lab invites volunteers to curate history
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North Dallas Development Proposals Spark Debate
One controversial zoning change has been approved, while action on two others is delayed
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United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Names Next CEO
United Way of Metropolitan Dallas has named its next leader
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George W. Bush, Condoleezza Rice Reflect on Impact of 9/11
The former president and secretary of state shared their memories and reflections on Sept. 11 at an event shortly before the 25th anniversary
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10 Best Dressed
The Crystal Charity Ball 10 Best Dressed Fashion Show and Luncheon is in its 52nd year of celebrating the most philanthropic and fashionable women in Dallas.
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With Persistence and Patience, Glass Artist Shapes Career
Polly Gessell relies on artistic skills honed over almost four decades
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U.S. Founding Fathers’ Documents on Display
The George W. Bush Presidential Museum will temporarily display original, handwritten documents from some of America's Founding Fathers
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From the Pages of Our Archives
Join us for a look back at what was happening in the Park Cities 40-plus years ago.
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Snack Shack Gives Students a Taste of Independence
A student-run store is serving up snacks to teachers at McCulloch Intermediate School and Highland Park Middle School
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New York Sub Mural No More
The mural at the former New York Sub location on Asbury Street has come down
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After Years of Creating for Others, PH Artist Finds His Own Voice
Preston Hollow commercial artist and graphic designer Brian Kerr is happy to finally make a return to his first love of fine art.
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Great Things Happen When We Do Good, Y’all
Make a world of a difference in our corner of the world through North Texas Giving Day
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Who Moved My Time Travel Device?
They had found dinosaurs. Now they needed to locate their ride home.
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When Our Kids Become the Teachers
I thought my job was to introduce my children to the people, places, traditions, and music that had shaped me. I never imagined they’d eventually return the favor.
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Activists Demand Freeze of ICE Flights at Love Field
Protesters ask Love Field to end immigration enforcement flights, Southwest to support detained flight attendant, and Atlantic Aviation to cease allegedly servicing ICE flights
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Flight Museum Camps Send Imaginations Soaring
These filled-to-capacity summer camps offer students screen free fun, along with a new world of career possibilities