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Food

University Park Attracts Dazzling Dining

Award-winning Duro Hospitality to open Scilla coastal Italian cuisine
News

Red Cross Calls on Volunteers to Keep the Blood Pumping

Amidst a national blood shortage, the Red Cross is calling upon North Texas to help give back to patients in need
Business

Tesla Could Bring New Showroom to Knox Street

Tesla could be rolling into Knox Street, according to a new state filing
News

Limited Alley-to-Curb Trash Pickup to Begin in February

About 200 residential alley blocks (approximately 6,000 homes) are moving to curbside service
News

Portions of Lakeside Drive and Abbott Avenue to Close for Road Resurfacing

Application of asphalt rejuvenator seal scheduled for portions of Highland Park on July 13-July 15
Sports

Galloping to Gold 

HP’s Wortman takes first at state in 800
News

ALO Eyes New Store on Knox

Knox location would mark first standalone store in City of Dallas
Sports

Leaving His Mark 

Yoder steps down as HP baseball coach after 20 years with program
News

Filming To Close Roadways Near SMU

Filming will close roadways around the SMU campus
Living

Where Did Grandma Go?

The dilemma of choosing your grandma name
News

UP City Council Considers Sanitation Staffing Shortage

The city needs 20 sanitation employees every day to operate appropriately, and it’s not meeting that threshold
News

Bill Hutchinson Civil Lawsuit: What’s Next?

A jury awarded two of three women who accused developer Bill Hutchinson of sexual assault a combined $860,000. Here’s what attorneys say could come next
News

City of Dallas to Implement Furlough Days

Many city offices will be closed, but online portals will remain fully operational
Society

Park Cities Philanthropists To Get Junior League Honors

A pair of longtime Park Cities philanthropists will be recognized at the Junior League of Dallas Milestones Luncheon in 2027
Community

Nonprofit Offers Second Chances After Incarceration 

Unlocking Doors aids in navigating employment and housing barriers
Community

Autonomous Vehicles Could Cut DFW Traffic, Study Finds

Autonomous vehicles have caused concerns, including in Dallas, but a new SMU study offers reason for hope
News

Dallas Police Department Posts E-Bike and Golf Cart Guidelines

Golf carts and motorcycles are not allowed on City of Dallas trails or sidewalks
Schools

Passion for Reading Leads Student to Bluebonnet Ceremony

Her love of reading recently carried a fifth grader at Good Shepherd Episcopal School to the stage of one of the nation’s most prestigious student literary events.
Community

Family Gives Future-Focused Gift to Retina Foundation

The Debbie and Steve Gray Inherited Retinal Degenerations (IRD) Chair will enable the foundation to recruit top global talent and advance its research
Food

Cool Off, Italian Style

Eataly Dallas’ Gelato Festa is a celebration of Italian flavors
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