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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News
Muslim Youth Leadership Event Blocked From SMU
A Muslim Youth Leadership Symposium organized by the local chapter of CAIR won’t be held at SMU as advertised, the school confirmed
Community
Couple Helps Families Find Furmiliar Faces
Park Cities residents create an app to bring lost pets home
Sports
Winner Winner Chicken Dinner
Fans can help propel the Scots to a successful season at the 13th annual Highland Park Football Auction & Caniac Supper
Sports
Eagles Primed to Bounce Back Under Benson
Episcopal School of Dallas struggled with inexperience in 2025, resulting in an 0-5 record in SPC 4A competition.
Sports
New Faces in Backfield for St. Mark’s
Head coach Harry Flaherty is hopeful an experienced squad on both sides of the ball will lead to more victories in 2026 after fading down the stretch.
Sports
Randall’s Run for the Record Books
SMU pledge Buck Randall is poised to join the ranks of legendary HP quarterbacks at the conclusion of his senior season
Sports
Rangers Ready for Grueling District
With 13 returning starters, Jesuit is hopeful that it will compete in the postseason for an eighth consecutive year in 2026.
News
Commission Delays Recommendation on Shops of Highland Park Rezoning
The Zoning Commission has continued until Oct. 28 a public hearing on the potential rezoning
Society
Party Hopping
So many great celebrations, so little space in print. Enjoy this roundup of recently submitted photographs
Living
Letting Faith Lead the Way
RJ and Annie Harber have drawn strength from and inspired the Catholic community since the loss of their daughters and RJ’s parents in the July 2025 Hill Country flooding
News
Bishop Addresses HPUMC Lawsuit
Bishop Ruben Saenz Jr. of the Horizon Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church said in a new message that “the conference and the congregation are not adversaries.”
Business
Preston-Royal Rezoning Moves Forward Despite Opposition
The contentious mixed-use project cleared the City Plan Commission, but the zoning change still needs city council approval