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Council Member Responds to Call For Delay on Zoning Cases
District 13 Dallas City Council member Gay Donnell Willis pushed back on calls by a newly formed coalition of North Dallas neighborhoods to pause movement on three contentious zoning cases
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Dan Hunt Kicks Youth Sports Into the Next Generation
The FC Dallas President discussed the 2026 FIFA World Cup during a Fireside Chat with Compass students.
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Highland Park United Methodist Church Sued By Regional Conference
The Horizon Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church says it's filed suit against HPUMC over changes to the church's governing documents
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Proposed Preston, Douglas Improvements Focus of Meeting
Intersection and traffic signal improvements on Douglas Avenue and Preston Road were on the agenda at an Aug. 6 meeting
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Study Explores M-Line Trolley Extension to Knox Street
A possible extension of the M-Line trolley to the Knox-Henderson area is being studied
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From the Pages of Our Archives
We’re reminiscing about the people, places, and events that have shaped our community’s story.
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Preston-Royal Rezoning OK’d by City Plan Commission
A contentious rezoning case at Preston Road and Royal Lane was greenlit by the Dallas City Plan Commission
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Dallas Recreation Centers Closed Friday
Dallas recreation centers will be closed Aug. 7 for a required city furlough day
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North Dallas Neighbors Call for Pause on Projects
A group of North Dallas neighbors called on Dallas City Council member Gay Donnell Willis to pause movement on some contentions projects, and threatened to initiate a recall effort
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El Molino’s Second Location Gets Opening Date
An upscale Tex-Mex spot will soon take over Anchor Sushi Bar's former Preston-Royal location
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Kershaws Will Be Honored as Citizens of the Year
Clayton and Ellen Kershaw will be home for the holidays to be celebrated as UP Citizens of the Year
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Remembering Mr. Bohac: Giant Presence, Bigger Heart
Beloved assistant principal died on June 5 at age 75
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Communities Foundation of Texas Invests $2M in Local News, Civic Engagement
Communities Foundation of Texas' $2M investment in local news and civic engagement hopes to connect communities
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Businesses and Law Enforcement Moved the Ball Well During FIFA World Cup
One local pub saw large World Cup crowds, but it was largely smooth sailing for local law enforcement
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Parking Restricted on Part of 4200 Block of Amherst
The University Park City Council has voted in favor of resident-only parking on a portion of the west side of the street
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Klyde Warren Park Names Calvert Collins-Bratton President and CEO
Collins-Bratton succeeds to the leadership role after more than a decade of involvement with the park as a donor and advocate
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How to Join Next Leadership UP Class
University Park residents who aim to learn more about their city and become involved with boards or committees can apply for the next Leadership UP class