Lake Highlands weekend events: Jazz, dance festival and more
Photo by Danny Fulgencio/Advocate Magazine Rain or shine, there are plenty of family friendly events [...]
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Lake Highlands power outage: What residents should do
About 40 Oncor customers in the Lake Highlands area reported being without power early this [...]
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10, 2026
The Museum School of East Dallas is here. Some parents are anxious about the future of Hexter Elementary & other local public schools.
Not everyone is a fan of a new charter school aiming to serve Far East [...]
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10, 2026
His parents ran Pizza by Marco. Now, he’s keeping their legacy alive in our neighborhood with Ghost Pizza.
Frank Nuccio was only in the seventh grade when he was put in charge of [...]
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10, 2026
‘They’re having a party!’ The Bath House Cultural Center has used art to celebrate Día de Muertos for 40 years.
Bright orange and yellow marigolds decorate wooden altars dedicated to loved ones who have passed. [...]
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10, 2026
Our neighborhood: Columnist Patti Vinson takes us on the other side of the veil with these local ghost stories
East Dallas, you have stories. Ghost stories. Some of you welcome these spirits, some of [...]
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10, 2026
Opening Remarks: A look into the people and decisions shaping local education
Dear readers, This issue is one of my favorites, where I have the opportunity to [...]
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10, 2026
Want to live dangerously? Listen to Squirrel + the Girl, an all-parent cover band from our neighborhood
What do you get when you bring together five musically-inclined parents of St. Thomas Aquinas [...]
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10, 2026
Remembering Neiman Marcus: A family legacy rooted in East Dallas
She sits alone in the heart of downtown Dallas in what was once a bustling [...]
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10, 2026
This Junius Heights neighbor turned stories about her dog being scared of fire hydrants into a children’s book series
Junius Heights neighbor Anna Simon likes a challenge. Photography by Gabriel CanoThat’s what led the [...]
