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The Northaven Trail Gets Grazed

Some of us just have to get a little buzzed to feel alive ... and get the money shot
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Frontiers of Flight Museum Luncheon Celebrates Aerospace Innovation

Nothing unites community leaders, educators, and aerospace enthusiasts like a chance to push past the horizon.
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The Family Place Kicks Off Partners Card Fundraiser

The 33rd annual Partner’s Card Fundraiser, kicks off Oct. 24 and runs through Nov. 2.
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Highland Park Updates Community Conversation Time

The Town of Highland Park has moved the time of its second virtual Community Conversation to 9 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 30.
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SMU Announces the Passing of Philanthropist Nancy Dedman

A graduate of SMU and a consistent supporter of higher education, Dedman and her family have played a significant role in shaping the University for more than 75 years.
Community

Homecoming: More Than a Dance?

Martha Jackson: When I was in high school, homecoming was simple. 
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Mom Turned Podcaster Named 2025 UP Citizen of the Year

Martha Jackson started the Bubble Lounge Podcast to give Park Cities businesses, traditions, and families a chance to shine.
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Caroline Hunt Lecture Series Lifts Off at Flight Museum

The Frontiers of Flight Museum invites visitors to join them in taking flight as they embark on the inaugural Caroline Rose Hunt Lecture series on Oct. 22.
Community

Laura Wilson Focuses Her Camera Lens South of the Border

While her sons have focused on motion pictures, Preston Hollow’s Laura Wilson has demonstrated the power of still photography.
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Dallas Seeks Local Art for Permanent Collections

The Dallas Sidewalk Poetry Project and the Office of Arts and Culture are launching two new initiatives that invite residents to leave their mark on the city's cultural landscape.
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UP Third-Grader Left A Legacy That Is Saving Lives

Nine-year-old Molly Mullens, a third grader at University Park Elementary School, was a joyful little girl who was full of questions and had never met a stranger.
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Don Dafoe: ‘It’s Only Human To Laugh’

You’ve heard the expression, “Laughter is the best medicine.” When a friend laughs hard, we join in even if we didn’t get the joke. It's all good. Laughing has health benefits.
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HP to Hold Virtual Community Conversations

The Town of Highland Park will hold virtual Community Conversations on Oct. 14 and Oct. 30 to gain resident input on the community goals and priorities.
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Not All Lessons are Learned in the Classroom

For the boys and their moms serving the community as part of the Young Men’s Service League, the opportunity to volunteer together creates a treasured bond.
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Back-to-School Homework for Parents

The journey of parenting is one of constant shifting
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Sisters Found Clasping Hands, Rosaries Left Lasting Image of Faith

Blair was a rising eighth grader and Brooke was a rising sixth grader at St. Rita
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Highland Park Dam Reclassification Targets Major Safety Overhaul

In a Highland Park Town Hall meeting on June 18, Director of Engineering Lori Chapin outlined the plan for community members
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Where The Road Takes Us

Our off-the-beaten-path destination was Marathon, Texas, with a stop in Marfa to see the Prada installation — an art piece in the middle of the desert
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The Boys Are Back in Town

The end of the school year is more than a marker on the calendar—it’s a shift in tempo
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Featherbrained Plot: The Birds of Central Market

Hundreds of grackles with long, pointed beaks and beady eyes sitting on the wires at Lover’s Lane and Greenville Avenue. 
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