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After bringing home five gold medals in the 2008 Olympics, Nastia Liukin traveled a lot — even after she stopped competing. And now that she’s put down roots in Preston Hollow, she invited Architectural Digest in to talk about how she feathered that nest.
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For many parents, the abrupt shift to supervising remote learning that happened last Spring when COVID-19 cases were just percolating in the country was enough to put them off the idea permanently.
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I can’t remember what I ate at last year’s TACA Silver Cup luncheon, and I can’t help but think I might have paid more attention if I had known it would be the last event I would cover in person for more than a year.
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Three vaccines are on board now, and the amount of people who qualify for them has grown — and a lot of discussion comes up on which vaccine is most effective.
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The North Dallas Chamber of Commerce’s Preston Royal headquarters was a year-and-a-half old building and already serving as a gathering site for plenty of events – from Dallas ISD bond package explainers to candidate forums to networking events – when an EF3 tornado hit the building almost head on.
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That giant gust you heard just before 3 p.m. Thursday wasn’t Texas wind – it was relief.
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Readers can now take our latest survey and provide feedback about Gov. Greg Abbott’s announcement this week.
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March 10 marks a year since Dallas County reported its first case of what eventually became known as COVID-19. During the ensuing months, much has been discussed about herd immunity.
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A flurry of defendants who pleaded guilty to various fraud charges related to the now-defunct Forest Park Medical Center will be sentenced in mid-March, court documents show.
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He’d been hinting at it for a week, but Tuesday afternoon in Lubbock, Gov. Greg Abbott declared victory on COVID-19.
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Runners, cyclists, and walkers wishing to take Northaven Trail to the White Rock Creek Trail will be able to within the next two years.
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