Dallas CASA, CAPCO to Host Child Abuse Prevention Event
Downtown Dallas buildings will be lit blue the evening of April 4 in recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month.
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Hornets Complete Championship Season on Hardwood
Joey Sims emphatically states that Dillon Watt and Jaxson Thompson form the “best backcourt in the state.”
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A Week at Rice: Chess, STEM, Food, Fun
Bryce Chua spent six days at Tapia Camps at Rice University last summer, and says it was one of the best overnight camps he’s ever experienced.
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TWU Honors Dallas Visionary for STEM Leadership
Dallas native Nicole Small has a mantra: “If you can see it, you can be it.” In her case, girls can see an entrepreneur, venture capitalist, and visionary recently selected to receive the TWU 2025 Virginia Chandler Dykes Leadership Award.
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Three Tips for Job Hunting After 50
Many workers are retiring later than in recent decades, and retirees are re-entering the workforce.
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Letter to the Editor
I am writing in response to Sarah Hodges’ article, Rolling Through the Park Cities on Bus 237 (December issue, Page 2)…
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Lessons From The ‘Old Judge’
How annoying. I had to take a day off and pull my 11-year-old son out of school to go to municipal court, again.
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Changing With Age: Should I Be Concerned It’s Dementia?
The holidays prompt many of us to spend time with our extended family – sometimes including relatives you may not have seen in years.
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Favorites of 2024: Teens Start ZG BrightFuture
Frequent contributor Josh Hickman identified this story of teens starting a nonprofit and teaching summer classes as a 2024 favorite.
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How New Year’s Lost Many Traditions to Christmas
The first mention of an American holiday tree appears in an 1836 short story, Catherine Sedgwick’s 1836 “New Year’s Day,” and the tree was a New Year’s decoration.
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Voices: The Holidays and The Ambiguity of Hope
Hope and ambiguity go hand-in-hand, where we look forward toward a life of promising experiences, all the while with doubt, uncertainty, and some fear.
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