Kentorion King’s Next Goal Is Bigger Than Going Viral
Much of the country was introduced to Kentorion King through a seven-second highlight. The viral clip showcased the Waxahachie wide receiver’s remarkable acceleration. After making the catch, King...
View ArticleDallas Celebrates First Cohort of Certified Clinical Medical Assistants
When Lynn McBee, the City of Dallas’s Workforce Czar, looked out at the room full of newly certified healthcare professionals, she saw something bigger than a graduation ceremony. She saw what Dallas...
View ArticleMore Than a Musical: Urban Arts Center’s Matilda Proves Why the Village Still...
For many summer theater camps, the final production is the finish line. At the Urban Arts Center (UAC), it’s simply the beginning. This summer, the Dallas-based performing arts organization concluded...
View ArticleDallas ISD Launches Central Hub to Help Families Prepare for New School Year
A new school year brings new possibilities, and Dallas Independent School District is ready to welcome more than 140,000 students back to classrooms with a continued focus on academic excellence,...
View ArticleBack to School Starts With Good Health: How Prism Health North Texas Is...
As families across North Texas prepare for another school year, shopping lists are filling up with notebooks, backpacks, and new clothes. But according to Kaitlyn Holmes, Community Marketing Manager...
View ArticleAll Choices Aren’t Good Choices
By Alexes M. Terry, Ed.D | Terry, Ed.D Executive Director – Dallas Region The Promise of Choice, The Reality of Access Texas education has shifted in a big way over the last year. In 2025, state...
View ArticlePlanning with Purpose: New Series Helps Families Prepare for the Inevitable
For many families, conversations about death don’t begin until they’re standing in a funeral home making decisions under impossible circumstances. It’s a reality that Dr. Christie K. Moore has...
View ArticleSummer Is Flying By, Don’t Let Back-to-School Vaccines Pass You By
Summer is flying by, and the first day of school will be here before you know it. As familiesprepare for a new school year, one important task is ensuring children are up to date on theirvaccines....
View ArticleJames Talarico challenges Paul Quinn graduates to lead with faith, service...
Texas State Rep. James Talarico delivered more than a traditional commencement speech at Paul Quinn College’s May 2 graduation ceremony. He offered graduates a call to action. Drawing from his...
View ArticleFace to Face Enrichment Center Brings Relationship Skills and Youth...
As concerns over youth mental health, social development, and interpersonal conflict continue to grow, one North Texas organization is working to equip teenagers with the tools they need to build...
View ArticleLincoln High Lady Tigers Make History with State Championship Win
History was made in Austin, but the celebration belonged to South Dallas. Family members, coaches, classmates, and community supporters gathered Tuesday May 26th, to celebrate the Lincoln High School...
View ArticleRoland Parrish Honored by UNT Dallas With Honorary Degree, Announces $50,000...
For decades, Roland Parrish has represented the intersection of Black business excellence, discipline and community investment throughout North Texas. Now, the legendary entrepreneur and...
View ArticlePaul Quinn College’s Taste of the Cowboys Challenge Inspires Student-Chefs
On the campus of Paul Quinn College, a group of North Texas high school students stepped into what was supposed to be a field trip—but left with something much more tangible: perspective. As part of...
View ArticleJazmin Darjean Is Building a Seat at the Table and Pulling Others Up With Her
In a quiet corner of the Meadows Library, tucked inside one of the most artistically vibrant buildings on campus, Jazmin Darjean sits with an ease that feels earned. There is no entourage, no...
View Article151 Looks, One Sold-Out Night: Dallas College’s Future of Fashion Showcase...
Style, scale, and standout talent defined Thursday night as Dallas College hosted its 5th annual Future of Fashion Design showcase, drawing a sold-out crowd to The Astoria and delivering one of its...
View ArticleDallas Senior Earns $200K Navy Scholarship While Balancing Books, Leadership...
DALLAS — At Emmett J. Conrad High School, a major milestone is on the horizon for one standout senior whose journey reflects both discipline and determination. On April 8, Cadet Jordan Pham will be...
View ArticleDallas College Marks 60 Years of Empowering Students and Driving Economic...
For 60 years, Dallas College has served as one of North Texas’ most consistent and impactful engines for access, workforce development, and economic mobility. What began in 1965 as a bold...
View ArticleTexas Students Demand Diverse Perspectives in Social Studies Curriculum
State officials, activists and educators have largely shaped public dialogue about Texas’ social studies overhaul, but young people added their voices to the conversation Tuesday, calling for...
View ArticleTexas School Vouchers Spark Debate over Equity and Outcomes for Black Students
Jennifer Lee and Kyev Tatum agree that Texas’ Black students do not receive the same academic support as their peers, that schools punish them unfairly and that recent state laws silence Black history...
View ArticleDemocratic Action Needed to Save Black and Brown Students’ Schools
President Obama, while on a podcast, discussed two competing narratives shaping American society. The narrative of hierarchy centers on exclusion — often by race and gender — while the narrative of...
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