“How Am I Doin’? Great!” Dierks Bentley Returns as Headliner Act
Throughout its 48 years, some of country music’s most revered and highly anticipated entertainers have taken the stage at Cattle Baron’s Ball.
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For the Love of Chips, Dallas Mom Launches Ohla! Foods
Don’t miss out on favorite foods such as chips and tortillas because of food sensitivities.
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Holland Roden Keeps Doing Her (Scary) Parts
Holland Roden, a former Hockaday and HPHS student lives in a van, even with her acting career rolling.
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Sophie Biediger Embraces Team Aspects of Individual Sport
During her freshman season at Highland Park, Sophie Biediger began to embrace the team aspects of high school golf — the camaraderie, the mentorship, the cooperation — that are otherwise unusual in her sport.
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‘Father of eSports’ Looks to Score with Video Conferencing
Call Angel Muñoz the “father of esports” if you like, but don’t expect him to remain in just one lane of the technology and communications industries.
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Wipe Out Kids’ Cancer Postpones Gala, Holds Tea, Chef Events
Wipe Out Kids’ Cancer (WOKC) founder Cindy Brinker Simmons honored WOKC Guild members with a tea in her North Dallas home on Aug. 5.
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Tornado Brought Shock, Awe, And The Best In People
Luce family returns to Preston Hollow, but in another house, after 2019 storm.
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Conant – Tasevski
Mr. & Mrs. George Kimball Conant of University Park announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah Ryerson Conant, to Viktor
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Versatile Jesuit Senior Spends Little Time on Sidelines
You can find Northwestern-bound Robert Fitzgerald playing four or five different positions at any given Jesuit game this season.
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Four Tips For Rebuilding Friendships
Months, or even years, may have passed since you last talked with a friend, and you may have regrets for not keeping in touch.
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So Just What is a ‘Golden Penny?’
This fall, voters will head to the polls to decide whether to allow Highland Park ISD to use four’ golden pennies’ from the tax rate to raise additional revenue for staff pay.
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