NEWS
Slain Officer Struck by Car Awarded Star of Texas
A Dallas officer who was killed after being struck by an alleged drunk driver while responding to an accident at Walnut Hill Lane and U.S. Highway 75 was awarded posthumously with the state’s Star of Texas Award.
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SPORTS
Storer, Scots Rally to Sting Jackets
It’s not often that Highland Park is the team trying to slow the tempo and milk the clock, but that was the strategy on Friday against Rockwall. (Read time: 5.5 minutes)
REAL ESTATE
@properties Spreads the Love With Dallas Launch
The brokerage may be new to Dallas, but the people behind it have deep Dallas roots, and to show it, @properties is taking the opportunity to show its love for the area as it launches its Dallas franchise.
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SCHOOLS
United to Learn, United to Launch
At the beginning of every school year, for the past five years, United to Learn has helped Dallas ISD students and teachers get off to a good start by making sure they have the supplies they need.
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SOCIETY
Music of the Decades For Alzheimer’s Awareness
Vintage music, fashions, and cocktails made a comeback as The Preston of the Park Cities joined thousands worldwide for the Alzheimer’s Association’s annual observance of The Longest Day® held on the summer solstice – “the day with the most light” – to fight the mental darkness of the disease.
COMMUNITY
‘Champion of Historic Preservation’ Lindalyn Adams Dies at 91
Lindalyn Adams, who was instrumental in the creation of the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, La Fiesta de las Seis Banderas, and what’s now known as Preservation Park Cities died last week at 91 after suffering a stroke.
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BUSINESS
‘Asbury Bear’ Mural No More
After back-and-forth between the city of University Park and New York Sub owner Andrew Kelley on the issue, the cartoon bear mural known as the Asbury Bear mural is no more.
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LIFE
Addison Sloane Art Exhibit Features Local Talent
The husband and wife team of Karl Chiao and Elaine Romero have concocted an exhibit of artists for the inaugural Addison Sloane Dallas Art Affair.
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ICYM
City Council Approves Dallas ISD Zoning Request
It’s a big building designed to do big things, but Dallas ISD’s proposed Career Institute North isn’t exactly being embraced by its neighbors – for exactly that reason.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Ann Bellamy Smith
11/12/1948 – 9/7/2021 Ann Bellamy Smith passed away peacefully in the arms of her family at UT Clements Hospital on
