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Events
Junior Symphony Ball Comes to Gilley’s Dallas
The student-led Junior Symphony Ball (JSB), Dallas Symphony Orchestra League's longest running fundraiser, is coming to Gilley’s Dallas Feb. 1, 2025.
Events
Luxury Gala for a Good Cause
The annual BubblyQ gala will return to Dallas for its 16th year on Oct. 24 at the only five-star hotel in Texas, The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas.
Society
BrainHealth Advisory Board introduces new Park Cities Talent
The Center for BrainHealth has announced the addition of 15 new board members who will help guide its initiatives throughout the coming year.
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HPHS Announces National Merit Semifinalists
Highland Park High School recently announced that 15 seniors have been named Semifinalists in the 2025 National Merit Scholarship program.
Library Card Sign-Up Month Wraps Up Soon
Library Card Sign-Up Month ends on Sept. 30, which means bookworms have just one more week to celebrate with special offers from their Park Cities libraries.
Senior Source, TXU Help Neighbors Keep Cool
October’s arrival should bring a break from the heat.
Society
Save the Dates
The upcoming months offer an abundance of events and gatherings to spice up the fall calendar.
Neighborhood Celebrations
As the fall festival calendar fills up, but before costumed beggars come knocking for candy, Turtle Creek residents celebrate their nature oasis.
Society
2024 North Texas Giving Day Surpasses Fundraising Records
Communities Foundation of Texas (CFT) celebrated a record-breaking 16th annual North Texas Giving Day campaign on Sept. 19 with North Texans giving $68.3 million to over 3,000 local nonprofits spanning 25 cause areas.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Sept. 16-22
This week was a tough one for Park Cities vehicles. Miscreants stole them, burglarized them, and rammed them in the Sept. 16-22 Park Cities Crime Reports.
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Trump Supporters Caravan Through Preston Hollow and the Park Cities
A caravan of supporters of presidential candidate Donald Trump drove through parts of Preston Hollow and the Park Cities at about 2:45 p.m. Sunday afternoon.