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Society

Virtual Event Helps DIFFA/Dallas Fund AIDS Organizations

DIFFA/Dallas’ party plan had to change, but the giving kept on going.
Voices

Stakeholders Disagree About Best Way Forward for Snider Plaza

Print and online news coverage of infrastructure replacement plans and a city of University Park proposal for creating a public improvement district (PID) to address maintenance, future needs, and amenities for Snider Plaza have drawn comments from merchants.
Coronavirus

A Doctor’s Take on Getting Back Open

Want to get museums and performance venues going again? Keep those masks on and invest in better ventilation.
Coronavirus

Dallas Arts Organizations Lose Nearly $68M

Furloughs surpass 1,200 as leaders scratch up funding, explore new ways to reengage with their audiences.

Delayed Contemporary Exhibit Finally Opens With Timely Touches

The Dallas Museum of Art, reopen after closing in March for the pandemic, has introduced two new curators and a contemporary art exhibit.
Society

10 Best Fashion Show Canceled

The annual Crystal Charity Ball Ten Best Dressed Fashion Show and Luncheon has celebrated the most fashionable women in Dallas philanthropy for the last 45 years but not this year.
Voices

Let’s Cancel “Cancel Culture”

The iconoclastic notion that our American history, civilization, and culture is so offensive, abusive, punitive, and exclusive that it needs to be canceled out is becoming normalized.
Coronavirus

Nine Tips for Looking After Your Mental Health During the Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic comes with plenty of opportunities to get stressed. Texans are self-quarantining, homeschooling, and working from home.
Society

Premier Collection Welcomes Aston Martin Dallas

The Premier Collection on Lemmon Avenue recently celebrated the addition of Aston Martin.
Coronavirus

Senior Returns to Much Different HPHS

As a freshman, I had imagined that the first day of my senior year would be spent roaming the halls with my classmates and counting down the days until graduation.

Community Service Cornerstone of Mantra

In Sanskrit, the word ‘mantra’ signifies a positive resonance, which embodies the goal rising high school senior Nrithi Subramanian aimed toward when founding her jewelry business.
Society

Support KidneyTexas By Letting Luncheon Come To You

Granted, COVID-19 monopolizes the headlines, but other diseases threaten, too, and remain targets of nonprofit efforts.

Check Out These Much-Improved Tennis Courts at Netherland Park

Troop 80 Scouts hope to see more play after rehabbing, repainting, restriping surfaces at Netherland Park.

Restaurant Week Begins

But not without some COVID-reality changes
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