Slouching Won’t Do During a Church Service, Even When One Held Online
But, it’s time to make use of the technology.
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Support KidneyTexas By Letting Luncheon Come To You
Granted, COVID-19 monopolizes the headlines, but other diseases threaten, too, and remain targets of nonprofit efforts.
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Dallas Area Sheltering Hurricane Laura Evacuees
As Dallas County and state officials prepare to respond to Hurricane Laura, and local officials continue to monitor the state
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‘First-Day Jitters’ May Look Different This Year for Children
With the start of the school year edging closer and the coronavirus pandemic showing little sign of slowing down, “first-day jitters” takes on a whole new meaning.
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Restaurant Week Begins
But not without some COVID-reality changes
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Postponed from April, Thrift Studio Returns in August
The pandemic postponed the pop-up shop, initially scheduled for April. Still, organizers are now ready to proceed Aug. 28 to Sept. 26.
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Constant Search for Children’s Activities Goes Online
Mom turns things-to-do notebook into PlaySource for parents, caregivers
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Student Entrepreneurs Help Downtown Businesses
HPHS club raises $8,500-plus to help stores hurt by looting
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InspireMore Offers Hopeful Tales
Park Cities friends share glimmers of joy on Coronavirus Good News Dashboard
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Failure to Launch Brings Chance to Help
The search for handmade, natural-fiber fabrics took Amanda Daum to China, Laos, India, Thailand, Uganda, and Guatemala.
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Good Judge? Bad Judge?
Clay Jenkins became Texas’ first county judge to implement shelter-in-place orders in March.
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