Community League Endorsees Remain in Power
Highland Park’s new mayor will be Community League-endorsed Joel Williams, while University Park will welcome Community League-endorsed Dawn Moore to
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Council Election Results Available Saturday Night
Just got word from UP spokesman Steve Mace that the results of Saturday’s city council election will be on the
Read morePark Cities YMCA Project Trudges On, Ad Infinitum
Between the idea and the reality Between the motion and the act Falls the Shadow I’ve been thinking a lot
Read moreParish Episcopal Students Present Homelessness Project to City Council
Bright and early this morning, during the Dallas City Council’s open microphone session, students from Parish Episcopal School presented a
Read moreYMCA Project Heads Back to P&Z Tonight
Fans of aggressive sighing, three-hour meetings, and debating the merits of parking garages versus on-street parking should head to University Park City
Read moreHighland Park: Land of Plenty o’ Pills
Highland Park DPS held their annual “Drop Off Your Medication Here So You Don’t Flush It Down The Drain And
Read moreHighland Park Employees of The Year Announced
Okay, so they were announced in April, but better late than never, right? Martin Almanza, Water Department Employee of the
Read moreYou Can Keep Track of the Highland Park Town Hall Construction, Just Don’t Try to do it on The Highland Park Website
Fridays are slow around here, like every office. We call sources, they rarely call back. That leaves us with a
Read moreChocolatier May be Coming to Lovers Lane
I’m sitting at the Dallas City Planning Commission right now, diligently trying to stay awake as I wait for the
Read moreParking District Changes Again, But Problems Persist
The University Park City Council approved the addition of the 3600 block of McFarlin Boulevard to the city’s parking district Tuesday night, but questioned
Read moreWilliams and Tamborello Battle For Highland Park Mayorship in… University Park
When I walked up to University Park City Hall yesterday for the city council meeting, I was stunned by the
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