People Newspapers
The fifth and sixth graders that are part of the Zone 56 program at First United Methodist Church in downtown Dallas led the congregation last Sunday in the church’s first holiday service of the season, the Hanging of the Greens.
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Reporting on crime in Preston Hollow and surrounding areas looks a little different since the city of Dallas removed some previously available data from the portal that provides police reports.
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Industry professionals: Even in a busy market, homebuyers want to fall in love
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisory committee Tuesday unanimously recommended the COVID-19 vaccine created by Pfizer and BioNTech for children ages 5-11.
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We asked for your nominations for our first-ever Readers’ Choice Person of the Year, and you came through.
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Why would a Dallas real estate institution like Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International partner with a Canadian-based real estate group?
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Hockaday’s graduation dress code of a long white dress has existed for more than a century — but the popular private school announced Thursday it was changing the dress code to “meet student needs.”
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When your neighborhood has survived (or narrowly dodged) not one, but two tornadoes in two years, when storms are forecast you tend to be pretty weather aware.
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Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson has tested positive for a breakthrough case of COVID-19, his office announced Tuesday afternoon.
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Peter O’Donnell Jr., a longtime philanthropist whose efforts have been described as “visionary” on a frequent basis, died Oct. 10 at the age of 97.
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They may not be able to even write their names just yet, but some of Dallas’ youngest students could go to medical school. Sort of.
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