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Dallas County Health and Human Services officials reported 82 additional positive cases of COVID-19 Tuesday, bringing the total case count in Dallas County to 631. Two new deaths have been reported, bringing the total number of COVID-19 related deaths in the county to 13.
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Looking for a creative activity for your kids to do at home? Restless children and adults alike have the chance to design the next Mini Crosby children’s boot while benefitting the North Texas Food Bank.
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Dallas County Health and Human Services March 30 reported the 11th death from COVID-19 and 61 additional positive cases, bringing the
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Oventure, the Dallas-based hands-free accessory line, has announced a new program supporting over 3,000 Oventure retailers nationally to help offset the negative effect of store closures due to COVID-19.
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It can be tough for kids to eat healthy now that they’re at home with easily accessible junk food, but parents can find helpful nutrition resources during Medical City Children Hospital’s Fun Food Fridays.
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AT&T Performing Arts Center has rescheduled six upcoming performances to align with CDC recommendations during the Covid-19 outbreak, with three performance dates still to be announced.
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Kid Biz hosted the first announcement ceremony for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Boy & Girl of the Year on Saturday, Feb. 1.
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Jill Kolb and Jason Smith were both desperate to find kidney donors, and when they finally did, they had kidney transplants on the same day at Medical City hospitals. Now, they share a unique bond.
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Panic. When my family and I booked our trip to Spain in February, we never en- visioned that would become the overwhelming emotion during our visit.
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The Trinity Christian Academy student’s passion for technological advancement soon motivated him to build a desktop computer.
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Savannah, now a senior at Trinity Christian Academy, said that while her path has taken a few detours along the way, it has ultimately led her back to her kindergarten dream.
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