Park Cities Crime Reports Dec. 2-7
Reckless roadsters, mischief makers, and sneaky thieves create chaos in this week’s Park Cities crime reports.
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Year: 2024
HPHS Student’s Essay Warns About Dangers of Disinformation
The world is ending. The No. 7 does not exist. Rain is a myth.
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UP Library ‘Chat and Play’ Mixes Playtime, Parenting Tips
The University Park Public Library plans to offer another series of Chat and Play Workshops Wednesday mornings from Jan. 29 to Feb. 26.
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Liberty Ousts Parish in TAPPS Title Game
Despite a valiant effort, Parish Episcopal’s amazing streak of TAPPS Division I state football championships has come to an end.
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Flash Mob Performs at Preston Center, Snider Plaza
If you were walking through the main drag in Preston Center Plaza Dec. 6, you were treated to a surprise pop up dance group performance.
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Resilient Scots Advance to State Semis
After some early miscues, Highland Park found its footing and stormed to a 41-28 win over Frisco Lone Star on Friday in the 5A Division I quarterfinals.
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HPISD Affected by Ransomware
Highland Park ISD’s weeklong network outage involves ransomware, superintendent Mike Rockwood wrote in a Friday afternoon email to district families and staff.
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Steakhouse Coming to University Park in Spring 2025
The space in Preston Commons once occupied by Nick & Sam’s Grill is getting new life as Casa Brava, described in Restaurant Hospitality magazine as a steakhouse featuring a Mexican twist complemented by Japanese-inspired elements.
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Wesley Prep Students Present Gifts to Angel Tree
The Salvation Army’s Major McFarland was presented a check for over $2,000 and loads of gifts for Angel Tree angels from WP second graders.
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Tooth Treatments, Festival Fun, And an Eye-Catching SUV
The fall festival at the Preston of the Park Cities senior living community included a pie walk, pumpkin painting, handmade jewelry maker, and such fall treats as artisan cheese and apple cider.
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Hispanic 100 Latina Giving Circle Awards Grants
The H100 at Texas Women’s Foundation awarded $114,000 in grants to 29 North Texas area nonprofits serving Latina women and girls with low and moderate income.
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