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40th Anniversary

Forty Years of Witnessing Greatness Never Gets Old

Highland Park’s athletic legacy of unprecedented success and unmatched tradition dates back multiple generations. (Read time: 4.9 minutes)
40th Anniversary

Photographic Memories: One Journalist’s Favorite Pics

Chris McGathey has been shooting photographs for People Newspapers for 13 years, more than a quarter of the company’s history.
40th Anniversary

Photographic Memories: One Journalist’s Favorite Pics

Chris McGathey has been shooting photographs for People Newspapers for 13 years, more than a quarter of the company’s history.
40th Anniversary

‘The Best Day of the Year’ in Preston Hollow

In my house, the Fourth of July is a – capital “B” – Big Deal. We refer to it as “the best day of the year,” and preparations begin months in advance.
40th Anniversary

‘Park Cities People’ Reflects on Past Parade Coverage

One of the most anticipated events in Highland Park and University Park every year is the Fourth of July parade with its high-spirited tinseled floats and abundant supply of patriotic hues.
40th Anniversary

Receptionist to Editor: A Journalist’s Unexpected Journey

I came to Dallas in 1985 looking for something, although I wasn’t sure what.
40th Anniversary

Parties to Aspire To

When my editor Tom Boone wanted me to step in as society editor, I asked what I’d done to make him hate me.
40th Anniversary

Skulduggery of the Decades

Where else but in the pages of Park Cities People, Preston Hollow People, and www.peoplenewspapers.com can you read crime reports like this one from September 2019?
40th Anniversary

Oh, We Did …

Princess Diana may have had a great deal to do with the way wedding gowns looked in the summer of 1982, but in 1981, she was anxiously awaiting her wedding, just like the brides that appeared in the first few months of Park Cities People.
40th Anniversary

In the Beginning…Dream Launched People Newspapers 40 Years Ago

It’s hard to believe that 40 years ago, a handful of 20-something-year-olds came together with enough maturity and initiative to create Park Cities People.
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