Park Cities Crime Reports July 3-9
A country club con, a ring thief at the Highland Park pool, and more plague the Park CIties Crime Reports for July 3-9.
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Author: Rachel Snyder
2023 Rotary Club of Park Cities Fourth of July Parade
This year marked the 20th anniversary of the Rotary Club of Park Cities hosting the annual Independence Day festivities. Patriotic-hued Park Cities paradegoers lined the streets.
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Wildlike Opening Lower Manhattan Location
For Alysa Teichman, founder of piercing studio and jewelry store Wildlike in the Shops of Highland Park and a Preston Hollow resident, the path to opening a second location in New York City was set years ago.
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Brad Cheves Named University Park’s 2023 Citizen of the Year
Cheves rode in the Rotary Club of Park Cities’ Fourth of July Parade as part of the honor and received a plaque in a ceremony at Goar Park.
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DPD: Three Suspected In Preston-Forest Robbery
Police said three men approached a woman in the parking lot at about 3:30 p.m. July 2 and demanded her property.
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Comings and Goings
Anna’s Alterations, Bobbie’s Airway Grill, and Queen Bee Salon and Spa are among the new openings in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow.
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Park Cities Crime Reports June 26-July 2
Sneaky burglars, part pilferers, and more plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for June 26-July 2.
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SMU President Reacts to SCOTUS Affirmative Action Ruling
The Supreme Court’s vote June 29 ended colleges’ ability to consider race in the admissions process.
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Work to Begin on Portion of Mockingbird Lane
Reconstruction of a portion of Mockingbird Lane from the Dallas North Tollway to Westside Drive will begin July 5, and work is expected to continue through late fall.
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Park Cities Crime Reports June 19-25
A series of vehicle burglaries, reckless drivers, and more plague the Park Cities Crime Reports
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UP Centennial Celebration Plans Continue
The city of University Park will celebrate its 100th anniversary in April 2024. Recently, the city council approved a $64,600 contract with Commercial Ideas LLC to create a 150-page commemorative book detailing the city’s history and for videography services to compile video histories from city leaders and footage of the city’s upcoming centennial celebration week activities.
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