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Events

From school fundraisers and gallery openings to community festivals and neighborhood get-togethers, this is where you’ll find everything happening in and around the Park Cities and Preston Hollow. Whether you’re looking to make weekend plans or support a local cause, our events calendar keeps you connected to the heart of your community

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Real Estate

Why Dallas Families Are Investing in Ranches As A Way to Slow Down and Bring Everyone Together

For Helbing Land & Ranch’s Tyler Helbing, Texas land is more than an asset. It is a place to slow down, bring generations together, and build the kind of life people want to return to.
Community

Who Moved My Time Travel Device?

They had found dinosaurs. Now they needed to locate their ride home.
Schools

AI Workshop Connects Community

The AI Equity Project hosted a workshop on AI to help older adults in particular learn more about the tech
News

Dallas North Tollway Overnight Lane Closures Planned

Northbound lanes on a stretch of the Dallas North Tollway will be closed overnight Tuesday into Wednesday.
Schools

Lamplighter’s Leadership Has Changed. Its Vision Hasn’t

Lamplighter names Michael Johnson as new Head of School
Community

When Our Kids Become the Teachers

I thought my job was to introduce my children to the people, places, traditions, and music that had shaped me. I never imagined they’d eventually return the favor.
Sports

Another Stern Test

Scots continue at Rockwall-Heath
Sports

Rangers Stung by Rockwall

Jesuit Dallas will look to rebound against Forney
Sports

Tough Foes, Early Woes

HP opens 0-2 against 6A opponents
News

Eloise ‘Lulu’ Peck Named 2026 ASPCA Kid of the Year

Eloise Peck’s memory and legacy of love for animals will be honored by the ASPCA
Sports

Longhorns Equipped for Life Without Ebeke

The Longhorns are seeking a seventh consecutive season with at least five victories in 2026
Sports

Continuity Key for Greenhill in 2026 

But fourth-year head coach KJ Williams is hopeful the culture established over his first three years will pay dividends for a youthful Hornets squad in 2026
Sports

Defense Has Big Shoes to Fill 

Impactful newcomers have stepped up to replace graduating seniors
Sports

Expect More Balance Offensively From the Scots

When the level of competition stepped up, so too did HP.
Schools

Men for Others

Jesuit Students build leadership skills by connecting with Brookwood Community
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