Retired Journalist Tracks Elusive Jewel Thief
Rena Pederson’s book chronicles the true story of the brazen yet uncatchable cat burglar who targeted homes in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow in the 1950s and ’60s.
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Author: Josh Hickman
Scots Musical Tradition Gets a Professional Boost
Since 1934, Highland Park High School has featured a regiment of bagpipers, including the popular all-female Lassies of the 1960s and ’70s.
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ACC Membership Brings New Excitement to Campus
The palpable excitement on campus due to admission into the “Power Four” ACC has reinvigorated Mustangs fandom to a fever pitch, raising the bar for SMU sports teams across the board.
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Retired Pilot Enjoys Frontiers of Flight Museum
Eighty-two-year old ex-pilot Bill Cole stays active and engaged in his community as a frequent visitor of the Frontiers of Flight Museum and with regular work-outs at Cooper Clinic.
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Dog Parks Offer Connection Among Pets and Community
Westminster Community Dog Park offers shaded areas, dog washing station, and a spot for pet owners to connect.
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Art, Sobriety, and Giving Back
For Jamie Walters, who recently moved from Uptown with her husband, Rupert, into their Preston Hollow dream home, art is about helping others as well as creative self-expression.
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Make it at The Meadows Museum
The Meadows Museum’s Drawing With The Masters group meets at the top of the stairs.
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Lessons in Flexibility
Enterprising and charitable students from Highland Park High School and St. Mark’s School of Texas have formed nonprofit ZG BrightFuture and taught fun summer classes at the Arlington Park Recreational Center.
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Smooth Moves
With Texas recognized at No. 2 (behind Florida) for wealthy new residents, business in the luxury moving business is on the rise.
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Daddy-Daughter Time Includes Creating Art Together
Street art beginnings in Los Angeles have led William Atkinson on a journey into fine art and a return to his hometown of Highland Park.
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Shenandoah Place Renovation to Preserve Oglesby’s Modernist Design
The Shenandoah Place condominiums, a 14-unit complex on Hillcrest Avenue, was built in 1980 by influential Dallas modernist architect Enslie “Bud” Oglesby.
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