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UP City Council Approves Budget of Just Under $70 Million

The University Park City Council approved a $69,621,957 budget for fiscal year 2025 at its Sept. 17 meeting.

UP City Council Directs Staff to Draft More E-Bike Rules

The University Park City Council directed staff to craft additional rules and regulations for electric bicycles during a Sept. 17 work session.

Chu Leaves NBA to Join SMU Hoops Staff

Highland Park alum Zach Chu will return closer to home for the next stop in his basketball coaching career.

HP Town Council Discusses Wycliff Avenue Reconstruction Project

The Highland Park Town Council discussed plans reconstruct a portion of Wycliffe Avenue to prevent roadway flooding during a Sept. 17 work session.
Events

Ann Curry to Headline Texas Women’s Foundation 39th Annual Luncheon

Award-winning journalist Ann Curry will be the keynote speaker at the Texas Women's Foundation (TXWF) 39th annual luncheon.
Events

Park City Club Celebrates 40th Anniversary in Style

The anniversary celebration featured live music, an abundance of food and drinks, and a festive crowd.

Suspicious Individual Spotted Loitering in Park Cities

Several area schools have emailed parents about a “suspicious individual” loitering near where children gather.
Society

Country Music Legends Wow Gilley’s Audience

Clint Black, Robert Earl Keen, Scotty McCreery, and Carly Pearce take stage for acoustic guitar pull
Announcements

Highland Park Village to Host Annual SMU Shopping Weekend

Highland Park Village hosts its annual weekend shopping event with special offers for SMU students and families.

Stepping Through the City of Waltz

My family vacation this summer whisked us to a low-key, historically rich European locale — the capital of Austria. 

Pegasus Brings New Energy To Historic Art Form

Mention ballet, and thoughts might turn to scenes from Swan Lake or The Nutcracker, but Diana Crowder is asking audiences to also picture painters, poets, and DJs.
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