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Upcoming Events

November 2, 2020October 29, 2020 Staff Report 0 Comments A Writer’s Garden, Art in Bloom, Calendar, CARE, Crystal Charity Ball, Dallas CASA, events, Evetns, Mad Hatter's Tea, Park Cities, preston hollow, society, Upcoming Events, Virtual, Virtual Events

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has put plans for many events in flux. Check before attending.

Living Living Well Park Cities

Oral Surgeon Helps College Students Pursue Wisdom without Tooth Pain

October 27, 2020October 26, 2020 Maddie Spera 0 Comments dentist, Dr. William Phillips, Elyse Young, Life, Living Well, Park Cities, Park Cities Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Associates, Wisdom for Wisdom

College students have enough to worry about without the pain of wisdom teeth that need removal as an added stressor.

Park Cities Schools

An 11-Year-Old’s Secrets to Selling Slime and Jewelry

October 9, 2020October 15, 2020 Tina-Tien Nguyen 0 Comments entrepreneur, jewelry, McKenna Kate Houghton, Park Cities, Schools, Slime, University Park

McKenna Kate Houghton, an 11-year-old from University Park, is an evolving entrepreneur, selling products ranging from slime to jewelry and lip gloss.

Park Cities Preston Hollow Real Estate

Dallas Architecture Forum Hosts Panel on Photography

October 2, 2020October 2, 2020 Staff Report 0 Comments Architecture, Better Homes and Gardens, business, Dallas, Dallas Architecture Forum, John Rogers & Georgette de Bruchard Photography Collection, Morgan Davis Gieringer, Park Cities, photography, preston hollow, southern living, UNT

A pandemic hasn’t stopped the Dallas Architecture Forum from providing plenty of opportunities to learn more about design.

Park Cities Sports

Scots Getting Facilities to Match Their Reputation

October 1, 2020October 1, 2020 Todd Jorgenson 0 Comments construction, facilities, HPISD, Park Cities, Schools, Scots, Sports

Outsiders have long assumed, based primarily on wins and losses, that Highland Park has state-of-the-art athletic facilities.

House of the Month Park Cities Real Estate

House of the Month: 3910 Shenandoah Street

September 28, 2020September 29, 2020 Staff Report 0 Comments Architectural, business, House of the Month, Landscape, Park Cities, Real Estate, real estate dallas

Imagine calling an architectural masterwork your own.

Community Park Cities Preston Hollow

Believe It or Not, Wick Allison (1948–2020) Had a Secret Softer Side

September 28, 2020September 29, 2020 William Taylor 0 Comments Community, D Magazin, Park Cities, People Newspapers, preston hollow, Wick Allison, wick allison obituary

Many know how Wick Allison strived to make Dallas better through his publications and The Coalition for a New Dallas.

Community Park Cities Preston Hollow

What Can You Say About Wick Allison in 500 Words or Less?

September 28, 2020September 29, 2020 William Taylor 0 Comments 500 words, Community, D Magazine, Park Cities, People Newspaper, Preston Holloe, Wick Allison, wick allison obituary

Thousands of words couldn’t do justice to the late Wick Allison. But he only allowed me 500.

Coronavirus Park Cities Schools Voices

Senior Returns to Much Different HPHS

September 25, 2020December 29, 2020 Shaye Wattson 0 Comments Coronavurus, COVID-19, Highland Park, HPISD, Online Classes, Park Cities, schools, Senior Returns

As a freshman, I had imagined that the first day of my senior year would be spent roaming the halls with my classmates and counting down the days until graduation.

News Park Cities

Hundreds March in Highland Park, at SMU to Protest Racial Injustice

September 25, 2020September 23, 2020 Maddie Spera 6 Comments Black Lives Matter, Community, Highland Park, news, Park Cities, protests, SMU

Hundreds of peaceful SMU students marched around the campus Sept. 5 in protest of police brutality and inequalities faced by Black people.

Community Park Cities

For The Love of Guitar, Invite This Man to Perform

September 24, 2020September 22, 2020 William Taylor 0 Comments Community, Guitar, Highland Park, Love, Martinelli, music, Park Cities

Maybe blame it on being born down under, but when Vincenzo Martinelli picked his instrument, he didn’t go with his Italian family’s traditional choice.