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SMU, Thomson Reuters Host Human Trafficking Data Conference
More than 100 law enforcement agents, nonprofit organizations, government officials, researchers, data scientists, and others attended the inaugural SMU Human Trafficking Data Conference to learn about the opportunities and innovations for using quality, effective data to fight human trafficking.
Chloé to Open in Highland Park Village This Fall
The luxury French fashion house will be joining the ranks of other luxury stores when it opens its first Texas location this fall at Highland Park Village.
Society
Out & About: House of DIFFA ‘Royalty Untamed’
More than 1,200 attendees were there to witness to an evening of fashion, musical performances, and an auction.
‘Losing Grace Finding Hope’ Explores Life After Suicide
The suicide of Sue Loncar’s 16-year-old daughter, Grace, left her shattered, and broke her family “into a million pieces.”
Friends Bring Love of Art, Fashion, Design to Ancient Game of Mahjong
Four friends from Preston Hollow and the Park Cities gathered to play mahjong on a new automatic table one day in September 2023. They loved the automation — the plain green mat on the tabletop, not so much.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports June 3-9
Car burglars, a license plate looter, and a concert ticket fraudster appear in this week's crime reports.
Daddy-Daughter Time Includes Creating Art Together
Street art beginnings in Los Angeles have led William Atkinson on a journey into fine art and a return to his hometown of Highland Park.
Events
Predators in Prather Park
She’s a "silent killer," and she may be living in your backyard. But she’s the kind of predator you want to have around — she’s after cockroaches and mice.
Fifth-Grade ‘Mind Masters’ Imagine Way to Eighth Place in Global Finals
A team of Park Cities fifth graders has earned top marks in Destination Imagination's Global Finals for a recyclable-recreation of the State Fair of Texas — complete with fried root beer, popcorn, a giant corndog, and State Fair icon Big Tex.
Lowering The Handicap
As anyone who plays the game will tell you, golf is one of those sports that not only challenges players physically, but also tests them intellectually.
For Father’s Day and Summer: Gather ‘Round the Grill
Christy Rost: I can’t think of a better way to celebrate fathers everywhere than to fire up the grill and cook a juicy steak or burgers, barbecued chicken, grilled salmon garnished with tropical fruit salsa, fall-off-the-bone ribs, or lightly charred veggies.