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Mad Hatter’s to Celebrate ‘Gardens of Greece’ in April
The 36th-annual Mad Hatter’s Luncheon will be themed “Gardens of Greece” on Thursday, April 18 at Rosine Hall at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden.
Casseroles Provide Cozy Comfort on Winter Nights
Christy Rost: When chilly winter days turn into cold nights, hearty, hot-from-the-oven casseroles can provide much-needed cozy comfort.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Dec. 25-30
Drunk drivers and car burglars plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for Dec. 25-30.
In Case You Missed It
Armstrong PTA Over the Moon About Annual Auction Results
Organizers called the 2023 fundraiser Mission Armstrong.
Sports Switch Up
Scots tennis players traded in their rackets for paddles this fall to take on each other and members of the community in the increasingly popular sport.
HP Senior Seeks Final Chance for State Wrestling Medal
Carter Baumgartner’s wrestling matches always get Highland Park coaches out of their seats and flailing their arms — but not because of excitement.
SMU Historian Tackles U.S. New Year’s Traditions
Alexis McCrossen’s forthcoming book reveals what New Year’s has meant to Americans since George Washington was president.
Favorites of 2023: The Sports Stories
Sports editor Todd Jorgenson has covered many sports this year across the Park Cities and Preston Hollow — along with the debut of our new sports newsletter, Sports Spotlight.
Favorites of 2023: Kunthear Mam-Douglas Retraces Her Escape
A story about this escape made former deputy editor Rachel Snyder's favorite stories of 2023.
Local Author to Host Reading at Second Chapter Bookstore
Comedic novelist and journalist Josh Hickman will be reading his most recent collection of short stories on Sunday, Jan. 14.
Scots Rebound, Roll Past Berkner in 7-6A
Highland Park opened up a double-digit lead before halftime and cruised to a 58-47 win over the Rams behind a team-high 16 points from Henry Beckett.