Smooth Moves
With Texas recognized at No. 2 (behind Florida) for wealthy new residents, business in the luxury moving business is on the rise.
Read moreWith Texas recognized at No. 2 (behind Florida) for wealthy new residents, business in the luxury moving business is on the rise.
Read moreStreet art beginnings in Los Angeles have led William Atkinson on a journey into fine art and a return to his hometown of Highland Park.
Read moreThe Shenandoah Place condominiums, a 14-unit complex on Hillcrest Avenue, was built in 1980 by influential Dallas modernist architect Enslie “Bud” Oglesby.
Read moreReese Gould has become familiar to many in the Park Cities, whether riding his bike and delivering Jersey Mike’s sandwiches, or for the prodigious drawings and paintings he often creates for friends and organizations.
Read moreThough many are unaware, the two oldest houses in University Park sit in the bucolic historic 3400 block of University Boulevard.
Read moreParish Episcopal School offers so many summer programs, everyone from academic credit-chasing scholars to Swifties should find the ideal experience.
Read moreBy 1945, University Park had grown to around 18,000 residents and had 120 businesses. Businesses have come and gone over the years, but a few have stood the test of time.
Read moreFor more than 15 years, the town of Highland Park has had a residents’ education program under various names.
Read moreJoAnn Ryan In 2005, JoAnn Ryan’s youngest son, Ryan Albers, incurred a traumatic brain injury during a ski trip at
Read moreShelley Tims Anbouba, owner of NEAT Method Highland Park, seems to have organizing in her blood.
Read moreThe eye-catching modern estate at 3756 Armstrong Ave. in Highland Park, recently known for its traffic-stopping 4,000,000-Christmas light display, boasts a storied history right up to the present day.
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