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HPISD, HP, UP, and Dallas Share Updates on Progress, Parking
Park Cities and Dallas leaders shared their successes and plans for the future on Oct. 28 during an annual joint meeting.
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With Quick Thinking and Skill, MIS/HPMS Nurses Save a Life
Ronnie Renfrow’s heart stopped while he was making a delivery at McCulloch Intermediate School/Highland Park Middle School in May.
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UP City Prosecutor Retires After 59 Years of Service
Upon retirement, UP city prosecutor Dick Wood Jr. is honored by the UP City Council after more than five decades of service.
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Could Snider Plaza Property Owners Pay for Employee Parking?
The city of University Park plans to approach property owners in Snider Plaza about the creation of a Public Improvement District to fund employee parking.
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City Budget Paves Way to Smoother Streets
Improvements, including plans for repaving 750 street lane miles, part of city’s recently released biennial budgets
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Oct. 27-Nov. 2
It was all tricks and no treats for thieves and mischief makers in this week's Park Cities crime reports.
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HP Calls For May Election on DART Membership
The star issue of the lively and impassioned Nov. 4 Highland Park town council meeting was a proposed ordinance ordering an election to be held on May 2, 2026 to determine whether the Town of Highland Park should withdraw its membership in the DART system.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Oct. 27-Nov. 2
Property and vehicle thefts hounded the DPD in this week's crime reports.
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Highlander Band Closes Outstanding Season
The Highlander Band completed its marching season on Nov. 1 with a fifth-place finish in the area competition, coming just a fraction of a point shy of qualifying for the State Marching Band Contest.
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Raider Media News Delivers Scary Good Halloween Broadcast
Raider Media News added some spooky twists to its weekly broadcasts on Oct. 30 and 31.
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Armstrong Kicks Off Halloween With Book Character Parade
Armstrong Elementary added a pinch of learning to the witches’ brew of Halloween fun with its annual book character parade.
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Dallas Love Field Unveils Expansion Plan
Touted as the largest capital investment in the airport’s history, LEAP outlines a six-year construction timeline covering 14 infrastructure development projects.
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Alley Trash Phaseout Paused After Pushback Gains Traction
Homeowners in alley-dependent neighborhoods, including many in Preston Hollow, made themselves heard with a 10,000-signature petition, protest yard signs, and a dedicated opposition website
Community
The Northaven Trail Gets Grazed
Some of us just have to get a little buzzed to feel alive ... and get the money shot
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Oct. 20-26
Car thefts and residential burglaries plagued the DPD in this week's crime reports.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Oct. 20-26
Thieves-in-the-night and fraudsters-in-the-day made their way through the Park Cities in this week's Crime Reports.
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Best Baked Goods in Town Are in Your Teen’s Cafeteria
The Park Cities boasts a cornucopia of high-quality baked goods. But one yeasted product rises above all others: the rolls at Highland Park ISD’s middle and high schools.
Food
Nikki Bistro Will Reopen as The Devonshire Club
The restaurant, located at 5757 W. Lovers Lane, has closed. Opened in late April 2024, it will be reconcepted and will open on November 14 as The Devonshire Club.
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HPISD Reports on Bond Projects, Progress
Highland Park ISD has freed up an additional $2.65 million annually that can be spent on teacher and staff salaries thanks to the passage of November’s bond.
Community
Frontiers of Flight Museum Luncheon Celebrates Aerospace Innovation
Nothing unites community leaders, educators, and aerospace enthusiasts like a chance to push past the horizon.