Education 64 Years After Brown v. Board of Education, Are Dallas Schools Any More Integrated? By Alex Macon A podcast from the Commit Partnership looks back at the desegregation of Dallas schools in 1961, and asks how much has changed in the years since.
Philanthropy & Nonprofits How Hari Mari’s Art-Filled Shop in East Dallas Came to Be By Caitlin Clark | 5 days ago What was intended to be a warehouse is now one of the coolest shops in Dallas.
Sports & Leisure Mercy Street Adds Soccer Field to West Dallas Complex By Alex Macon | 6 days ago The nonprofit, whose sports program puts West Dallas young people with volunteer coaches, is getting some help from FC Dallas.
Style 5 Dallas Bloggers Using Their Influence for Good By Kimber Westphall | 6 days ago Inject a little feel-good content into your feed.
Galleries Scenes from the SPCA’s Strut Your Mutt 2018 By Bret Redman | 1 week ago For the 13th annual race to end animal cruelty, runners and supporters of the SPCA let the dogs out.
Tech & Startups Girl Scouts’ New STEM Center in South Dallas Aims to Aid Workforce Pipeline By Danielle Abril | 2 weeks ago The local council is helping lead the effort to increase the number of females in STEM fields.
Galleries Scenes from a Day at the Races at Arlington Hall By Bret Redman | 2 weeks ago At Oak Lawn Park this weekend, Dallasites donned their Derby duds to spend a day at the races.
Animals The Dallas Zoo’s New Baby Giraffe Is Named Witten, and He’s Adorable By Alex Macon | 3 weeks ago Heading into the weekend on a cute note.
Arts & Entertainment Margaret McDermott’s Passing Marks the End of an Era of Dallas Patronage By Peter Simek | 3 weeks ago The cultural philanthropist's example should set the tone for future generations of Dallas art patrons.
Business Margaret McDermott, R.I.P. By Glenn Hunter | 3 weeks ago The undisputed doyenne of Dallas philanthropy once was happy to make $12.50 a week.
Events Martha Stewart is Headed Back to Dallas By Raeleigh Hall | 4 weeks ago The queen of flowers is accepting an award at the Dallas Arboretum.
Galleries Scenes from EarthX, the Giant Environmental Expo at Fair Park By Bret Redman | 4 weeks ago More than an Earth Day celebration, the expo has goat yoga, tiny houses, and a lot of people focused on making a greener world.
Business Former President George W. Bush, His Wife and Their Daughter Still Set to Appear at Dallas Forum on Leadership By Glenn Hunter | 1 month ago The April 18-20 event at the George W. Bush Presidential Center begins one day after the passing of Barbara Bush, the ex-president's mother.
Local News How ‘Sherin’s Law’ Can Make Texas Children Safer By Amina Khan | 1 month ago Could legislation have saved the life of three-year-old Sherin Mathews, found dead in Richardson last year?
Tech & Startups Educational Social Entrepreneurs Win $100K from United Way GroundFloor By Danielle Abril | 1 month ago The two nonprofits were selected by celebrity judges and a live audience during the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas' OneUp the Pitch competition.
