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Schools

Student Artists Get Texas-Sized Recognitions

As part of a partnership between the Texas Cultural Trust and the Texas Commission on the Arts, student artists in music, theater, dance, visual arts, literary arts and more were recognized as Butler Texas Young Masters.
Camps

Walnut Hill Recreation Center Offers Family Summer Fun

From fitness classes and youth camps to swimming programs and community meetups, Dallas recreation centers aim to keep residents active, connected, and engaged throughout the year.
Camps

What’s Next When Founders Graduate?

When Ziling Zhou and Christopher Guffey formed their mentoring nonprofit as sophomores, they were focused on getting creative in the moment while giving back to the community.
Living

A Senior’s Guide to Staying Sharp

An enhanced perspective, increased wisdom, and elevated self-confidence often come to mind when we think about how growing older affects our emotional and intellectual well-being. 
News

Election Results in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow

Voting hours in Dallas County were extended to 9 p.m. on Tuesday amid confusion about the requirement that voters head to their assigned precinct on Election Day.
Living

Centenarian Celebrates Birthday at Moody Family YMCA

What does a 100-year-old’s fitness routine look like? Ask Joan Eichner. 
News

Integrity Never Gets Old

History advances through defining moments, yet its endurance depends on quieter everyday decisions
General

Dallas ISD Launches Additional Days Calendar

The district has added an additional days school year calendar for 13 elementary schools and for sixth graders in seven middle schools so students can get extra support and spend time exploring activities that will enrich their school experience.
General

Teens, Adults Help Catch Up and Read Close Literacy Gap

In 2009, the organization founded by philanthropist Catherine LeBlanc was founded to equip children in underserved communities to read on grade level by the end of third grade. 
General

Old School Barbershop Makes Way for New Development

For 90 years, the Village Barbershop delivered old school cuts, free of any fancy frills but with lots of friendly conversation, to customers in Highland Park Village.
General

Wheelchair User Helps Others Understand Challenges

Being a wheelchair user definitely has its struggles, whether it’s trying to get into a building, opening doors, or reaching something on a shelf. But the real struggle is that no one fully understands it.
News

Porch Pirates Can’t Resist Free Shipping

Dallas ranks as the sixth worst metro area for package theft
News

Dallas Police Academy Faces Funding Gap

Full cost of police academy and related public safety facilities now estimated at $275 million
Events

Celebrity Power Meets Community Impact

Hollywood stars join host Charlie Sheen for ‘Doing Good in Dallas’ event
General

The Inspiration Behind Ornament for Flood Victims

The Capitol Christmas trees in Austin shone brighter with a teacher-designed ornament honoring the nine girls House District 108 lost in the catastrophic flooding on July 4, 2025. 
Schools

The Inspiration Behind Ornament For Flood Victims

The Capitol Christmas trees in Austin shone brighter with a teacher-designed ornament honoring the nine girls House District 108 lost in the catastrophic flooding on July 4, 2025. 
News

Ylang 23 Burglarized Early on Jan. 23

The family-owned jewelry store, which recently celebrated its 40th year in business, was burglarized shortly after midnight.
Living

Dr. Kenneth Cooper Tackles Aging in New Book

The face behind the Cooper Aerobics Center combines decades of groundbreaking research with personal insight, offering a roadmap for living healthier, more actively, and longer
Schools

St. Mark’s Students Come Together To Rock

They say music is the universal language. At Deep Ellum Art Company’s Battle of the Bands high school showcase in 2025, seven students from St. Mark’s School of Texas proved their fluency. 
Living

Emma Succar Still Volunteering at 90

Spending the day with the nonagenarian at the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas feels like coming home. 
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