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Best of 2020: Images of Prayer, Love, and Support
As the pandemic hit and then began its march across Dallas, there was an outpouring of support for front-line medical workers, and even just neighbors as we all navigated very new terrain.
Read moreBest of 2020: Park Cities People July 2020
The July 2020 issue looked at the Park Cities protests, which were remarkable if nothing else for the fact that the home-grown efforts happened there, explained Gillea Allison, president of D Magazine Partners, of her first pick for Best of 2020.
Read moreBest of 2020: How Wrestling Gave MIS Fifth-Grader Much More Than a Gold Medal
Profiling Primo Pinson, then a McCulloch Intermediate School fifth-grader, was one of People Newspapers sports editor Todd Jorgenson’s highlights of the year.
Read moreBest of 2020: Hundreds Gather for Inclusive Vow Renewal Service
OK, so this story about a multi-denominational vow renewal service actually happened in the last days of 2019, but since it wasn’t included in our Best of 2019, deputy editor Bethany Erickson wanted to include it as one of the highlights of her year.
Read moreBest Of 2020: Nothing Comes Between Them and Christmas Market
This year’s Chi Omega Christmas Market was a family affair, and the story behind the effort was one of People Newspapers editor William Taylor’s favorite stories.
Read moreBumper Crop of Nominations for Best of 2020
Although our stories about the mastermind behind the Trains at NorthPark and a trip to the Lake Austin Spa were our readers’ top picks, we’d be remiss if we didn’t also point out some of the other work that was nominated.
Read moreBest of 2020 People’s Pick: Breathtaking in Austin
Another overwhelming reader favorite in our Best of 2020 People’s Pick choices was a piece by Kersten Rettig that waxed poetic about the Lake Austin Spa Resort.
Read moreBest Of 2020 People’s Pick: Trains at NorthPark Mastermind Creates ‘Magical Little Worlds’
When we asked readers to nominate stories for the People’s Pick portion of our look at the best, most intriguing, and/or biggest stories of 2020, this story was nominated four times.
Read moreBest of 2019: ‘Life Finds a Way’
Editor’s note: As 2019 turns into 2020, we’re taking the opportunity to look back at some of our best and
Read moreBest of 2019: RIP, Big Pecan
Although Highland Park began fretting about the health of the Big Pecan at the corner of Armstrong and Preston well
Read moreBest of 2019: Battle Over Development Around Pink Wall, Preston Center Continues
What the area around Preston Road and Northwest Highway should look like in years and decades to come was a
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