something good

Mesquite ISD students headed to the Perot Museum for a day of learning at United Way Stem Fest. 

Three students from North Texas got the surprise of a lifetime, and that’s #SomethingGood.

“He told me what was going on, and I just got a lightning bolt,” Andrew Allen said, adding he felt “convicted by the Holy Spirit to get the blood test to see if I was compatible.”

The AT&T Performing Arts Center in Dallas is hosting a free event to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.

The AT&T Performing Arts Center in Dallas is hosting a free event to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.

From homecoming mums to the homecoming court, high school students embrace the big moments.

From homecoming mums to the homecoming court, high school students embrace the big moments.

Watch the video to see how a free bookshop hopes to bring book lovers together.

The bookshop expands the efforts of The Welman Project to be a resource for teachers and families.

Watch the video as teen cadet Rhiannon Harris uses a fire extinguisher and helps hold a hose during a house fire response.

The teenager is in the city’s police safety cadet program.

Dallas-based TSG Restaurants awarded the grants in a new campaign called Together for Teachers.

Dallas-based TSG Restaurants awarded the grants in a new campaign called Together for Teachers.

The Dallas Chapter of The Links, Incorporated hosted dozens of scholars at their latest STEAM Academy event.

The Dallas (TX) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated hosted dozens of scholars at their latest STEAM Academy event.

Ms. Kelly is back at the Burleson Library, and she’s reminding readers that fall means cozy weather and spooky stories.

A line dancing event in Grand Prairie raises breast cancer awareness and helps survivors find joy in the journey. Registration is open; $15 donation.

The organizer of the annual line dancing event hopes to raise awareness of cancer while also helping survivors find joy in the journey.

Beyond Sunday’s win for the Dallas Cowboys, the game left us with an even more special story, and that’s #SomethingGood.

Cedar Hill High School Physics Teacher Bobby Soehnge wants to make sure he keeps his students’ attention. One way he is doing it is through laughter.