Pastor: Ebola Fears Don’t Define Dallas
With the Ebola situation in Dallas having stabilized for now, and lives having returned mostly to normal, we’re left to
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World Stroke Day Galvanizes Education
Today is World Stroke Day. If you don’t know the warning signs and symptoms, the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association, headquartered
Read moreChurch, Government Leaders to Talk Ebola
Local government and church leaders will gather at Park Cities Baptist Church at 10 a.m. Wednesday to discuss the response
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‘Organic’ Label Isn’t Just Catchy
“What does organic even mean?” I’ve had this question sarcastically posed to me. It’s understandable. Fads come and go, trends
Read moreHPISD Opens ‘Flu Clinic’ on Wednesday
Highland Park ISD is trying a proactive approach to health during the upcoming flu season. The district will emphasize preventative
Read moreOfficial: U.S. Must Step Up Ebola Fight
When Katie Taylor declares the United States must step up on a global scale to reduce the spread of Ebola,
Read moreEbola Info: PHPC Hosts UT Southwestern Expert
Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church will host UT Southwestern’s Dr. Robert Haley, professor of internal medicine and director of epidemiology, at
Read moreDAPS to Discuss Neurobics at Annual Meeting
The Dallas Area Parkinsonism Society will hold its general membership meeting at 1 p.m. Monday at University Park United Methodist
Read moreHPISD to Deep-Clean Campuses This Weekend
Highland Park ISD just released a memo on behalf of superintendent Dawson Orr saying that the school district will commence
Read moreSchools Put Heads Together on Concussion Research
Today more than ever, football players and coaches are using their heads when it comes to concussions. Reducing the frequency
Read moreBrian Cuban Turns Past Addictions Into Inspiration
When he enrolled in a 12-Step Program in 2007, Brian Cuban was okay with admitting that he’d been addicted to
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