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Jack Levison: Holy Scriptures and Dead Sea Scrolls Proclaim a Messiah Who Conquered Death for Himself, Others
You may have heard someone, maybe a preacher, ask on Palm Sunday, “What did the crowds waving palm branches expect when Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey?” And you may have heard a dozen different answers. What, in fact, did the crowds expect? One answer occurs in the Dead Sea Scrolls,
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Kersten Rettig: ‘Le’ Named Restaurant Coming Soon
There are but three Dallas restaurants that are French enough to start with “Le.” Chef Bruno Davaillon will open another in early 2024.
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Food News: Chicken, Cookies, CAVA, and More
Food writer Kersten Rettig outlines some of the latest menu updates and restaurant openings in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow.
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Working Remotely Now? Five Tips for Styling a Home Office
In the past couple of years, many of us have found ourselves working from home and wanting to design — or redesign — our home offices. Below, you’ll find some of the things I’ve learned while designing offices for my clients.
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Katie Miller: Pack Your Bikini, Grab Your Sunscreen, and Get Your Flu Shot!
Spring Break month is here, another popular travel holiday. As a student preparing to journey to gather with friends or home to see loved ones, it is important to get a flu shot beforehand.
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Mark Cuban Brings Audience ‘Good Vibrations’
If you told me when Mark Cuban appeared on season two of Shark Tank that I’d be shaking his hand on my way to the bathroom at the Winspear Opera House almost 12 years later, I’d be shocked.
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Family Time is Vital: Get A Seat at À Table
Eating dinner together as a family improves physical and mental health, benefits academic success, and helps maintain emotional connections between parents and children.
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A Girl’s Eye View of BSA Camping, Philmont Scout Ranch
Megan Dean Egan Miller: Watching my dad, I’ve seen countless examples of what he gained from advancing to Eagle Scout.
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HP LitFest Co-Chair: “Literature Is A Gateway to Every Discipline”
This year’s Highland Park Literary Festival is in full swing with the keynote address set for March 2.
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Kersten Rettig: Restaurant Openings, Closings, and Awardees
It’s been a minute since we’ve had a restaurant scene update. Let’s jump right in.
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Editor’s Inbox: Mustangs, Dinos, and Mardi Gras
Unlike SMU paleontologist Louis L. Jacobs, I’ve never visited New Orleans on Fat Tuesday to see one of the exquisite suits of Chief Shaka Zulu, an internationally recognized master of Black Masking suit design.
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