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Charges Filed in Nov. 22 Fatal Crash
A man accused of fleeing the scene after a multi-vehicle, fatality accident at the intersection of Preston Road and Lovers Lane on Nov. 22 faces two felony charges of collision involving injury or death, according to University Park officials.
Read moreIntersection of Preston and Lovers Closed Friday Evening Due to Fatality Accident
The intersection of Preston Road and Lovers Lane was closed at about 9:50 p.m. on Nov. 22 due to an investigation of a multi-vehicle, fatality accident, according to a news release from the city of University Park.
Read moreArrest Made in Connection with HPHS Threat
Police made an arrest on Nov. 22 in connection with an online threat to Highland Park High School, HPISD chief of police Mark Rowden wrote in an email message to families.
Read moreFurry Friends, Custom Pet Houses Await Adoption
The 10th annual Bark+Build Design Competition at NorthPark Center will benefit the SPCA of Texas while the organization’s Home for the Holidays Pet Adoption event is being held at the Shopping Center’s Pet Pavilion.
Read moreTACA New Works Fund Honors Underrepresented Artists
Cara Mía Theatre, Soul Rep Theatre, Undermain Theatre, Teatro Dallas, and Pegasus Media Project will each receive a share of the $125,000 distribution.
Read moreHPHS Adds Security Measures due to Threats
An investigation this week by the Highland Park ISD police, in coordination with the University Park and Highland Park police, has found that the threat was not credible, according to emails sent to parents from HPHS Principal Kevin Hunt and HPISD Police Chief Mark Rowden.
Read moreMIS Recognized as School of Distinction
McCulloch Intermediate School was recently recognized as a School of Distinction by the Association for Middle Level Education (AMLE), an honor given to just 17 schools around the country.
Read morePreston Hollow Crime Reports Nov. 11-17
Burglaries and thefts topped this week’s Preston Hollow crime report.
Read moreUniversity Park Announces New Director of Human Resources
University Park has selected Talia Gregory, who has more than 20 years of comprehensive Human Resources experience, as the city’s new Director of Human Resources.
Read moreBakers, Pastry Chefs Decorate for a Cause
The 14th annual Gingerbread Stroll returns to Highland Park Village, and will benefit Community Partners of Dallas.
Read morePark Cities Crime Reports Nov. 11-17
Fraudsters, reckless drivers, and car burglars plague the Park Cities in this week’s crime reports.
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