Downtown Dallas Festival Needs Even More Joy
For one day each spring, visitors to downtown Dallas are transported to South Asia as dancers lead a colorful chariot through the streets of downtown Dallas.
Read moreFor one day each spring, visitors to downtown Dallas are transported to South Asia as dancers lead a colorful chariot through the streets of downtown Dallas.
Read moreModern elegance meets mid-century charm in the heart of Highland Park.
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 moreCarter and Cole Flashnick have always shared a passion for baseball, worked out together, and supported one another.
Read moreHighland Park’s new director of public safety Chuck McGinnis came from within the department.
Read moreJordan Stribling’s future after graduation is on the pitcher’s mound. Yet he also remains drawn to the basketball court.
Read moreFor the Park Cities mothers and sons who volunteered together in 2023, expectations for their gardening in West Dallas go beyond a harvest of tasty vegetables.
Read moreDuring his extensive soccer coaching career at the college and high school levels, Scott Turner has always admired the Highland Park boys program from afar.
Read moreThe progress in the pool can be measured in individual development and team accomplishments, even if the participation numbers have Highland Park still treading water.
Read moreBasketball is king at the University of Kentucky, while the women’s soccer program has struggled to remain competitive in recent years. Emerson Andrews wants to help change that.
Read more“You’re Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile,” so “Maybe” taking in a McCulloch Fine Arts Department musical can give you one before “Tomorrow,” even if “It’s The Hard Knock Life” for you.
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