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News
Dallas Police Department Surpasses Recruiting Goal
Number surpasses target of 300 officers set earlier this year by City Council
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Nov. 24-30
Vehicle and residential burglaries kept the DPD busy this Thanksgiving.
Society
‘It’s the Last One Here’
As the first floor of the downtown Neiman Marcus filled up with champagne-sipping women of all ages, the air was tinged with nostalgia and poignancy for likely the last such fashion show at the venerable store location.
In Case You Missed It
Jet-Setting Generosity: The 2025 Crystal Charity Ball
This year’s Crystal Charity Ball, themed “Expédition d’Élégance,” will take guests on a globe-trotting adventure
Best of
The Power of the Written Word
The Letter Library sparks unexpected fellowship through personal messages
Home
Don’t Squish That Squash!
Porch pumpkin displays can be stunning, but they lose some of their luster in the glow of Christmas lights.
Sports
Parish Receiver Makes Big Gains, Seeks State Crown
There’s pressure being the top receiver at a perennial powerhouse program like Parish Episcopal. And expectations can be high when you’re the son of a former NFL player.
Schools
Mobile Career Lab Brings Hands-On Training to Students
Dallas Independent School District has launched a new initiative to provide middle school students with direct access to hands-on career training through a mobile classroom.
Food
Thanksgiving for Two? Try Alternatives
One of the most iconic Thanksgiving paintings is Norman Rockwell’s Freedom From Want painted in 1943.
Living
Neighborly Mom Helps Young Bikers Hit the Road
About 14 years ago, a frustrated neighbor asked Daniela Hudson if she knew of anyone who could teach her daughter to ride a bike. Hudson didn’t, but she thought that she could help.
News
Ribbons Convey Promise That ‘We Will Never Forget’
Across Texas, few other events have affected us like the tragic July 4 flooding that engulfed areas of Camp Mystic situated along the Guadalupe River.
Living
Author’s Spiritual Journey With Breast Cancer Begins in Denial
For some reason, in the back of my mind, I often thought, I bet I’ll be: That Girl. You know, the one who gets breast cancer.
Home
Real Estate Updates
Ebby Halliday Companies, celebrating its 80th anniversary, is energizing agents and drumming up business with a rocking real estate rhythm.
Community
Something Unexpected, Wonderful Happened at a Dallas Mall
Recently at the Dallas Galleria, I stumbled onto a small scene that felt huge: clusters of young children and caregivers leaning in — smiling, giggling, pointing — while lively readers brought picture books to life.
In Case You Missed It
Former President Bush Bikes With Veterans
Over the weekend, former President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush welcomed a group of veterans to Prairie Chapel Ranch for two days of mountain biking and community to honor Veterans Day.
Community
Personal Story Fuels Meaning Behind Work
CEO of The Family Place shares domestic abuse experience
Living
Texas Women’s Foundation Marks 40 Years
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Texas Women’s Foundation, with a ruby-themed celebration featuring Emmy and Tony Award-winning star Christine Baranski.
Sports
Digging It: Hockaday Libero Uses Height to Her Advantage
Siena Ebert might look out of place wearing the libero jersey on the volleyball court, but she feels right at home.
Schools
Coach Returns to Competition With Ursuline Cheer Team
Sixteen years ago, an ACL injury derailed Kendra Sawyer’s plans for collegiate cheerleading. This year, the Ursuline alumna has come full circle, leading the school’s inaugural competitive cheer team as its head coach.
