Saddle Up for Equest Blue Ribbon Gala
The 44th annual event will welcome their two Equest Mini Ambassadors miniature horses alongside guests for the Texas-chic evening on April 25.
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Park Cities People
Fleurs De Villes Floral Exhibit Returns to NorthPark
The fresh floral celebration will feature 16 distinguished arts and cultural organizations in North Texas.
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Holmes Aquatic Center Is Hiring in the Pool and on Dry Land
There’s a place on the Holmes Aquatic Center’s staff for all enthusiastic employees this summer, even those who don’t want to get wet.
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Library Friends Plan Engaging Spring Events
The Friends of the University Park Public Library has announced an event lineup that will put a spring in your step this March and April.
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New Faces Join Dallas Foundation Board
Five distinguished North Texas leaders have joined The Dallas Foundation’s Board of Governors.
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HP Bass Team Reels in Fourth Win in Perfect Season
Seniors Dylan Sorrells and Cullum Brown led the Highland Park Bass Team to a dominant victory and its fourth consecutive school title of the season at Eagle Mountain Lake on March 8.
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“Soaping” Prank Makes Mess for City of UP
Pranksters poured dish soap into the Shaddock Park fountain at the corner of Lovers Lane and Preston Road the weekend of March 8, causing a clean-up headache for the city of University Park.
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Park Cities Crime Reports March 3-9
Five drivers failed to follow one of the golden rules of the road in last week’s Park Cities crime reports by failing to leave information after hitting another vehicle.
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DCAC’s Mahjong for a Mission Raises Record-Breaking Funds
The Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center’s fifth annual event on Feb. 8 raised more than $90,000 to provide vital support for abused children.
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St. Michael’s Shatters Goal in Record Capital Campaign
The Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church has raised more than $76 million from parishioners to revitalize and expand church facilities in the largest capital campaign ever undertaken by an Episcopal Church in the United States.
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Paid Parking in Snider Plaza Tabled for Continued Study
The University Park City Council voted unanimously on March 4 to table a controversial proposal to implement paid parking in most Snider Plaza spaces and on some nearby streets.
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