Tuesday, November 3, 2026 Nov 3, 2026
Dallas, TX

Park Cities People

Where the Park Cities Stay Connected.

Latest (Page 237)

Society

Erin Duvall to Host Benefit Concert

The Twice the Love Foundation is hosting "One Night: Twice the Heart and Twice the Love" on Feb. 13 at the Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre at the AT&T Performing Arts Center.

HP, UP Municipal Election Filing Open

Candidates must file by Feb. 16 for the May 4 election.

Italian Panna Cotta Wins Hearts on Valentine’s

Christy Rost: Panna cotta is a light, creamy Italian custard with a delicate vanilla flavor. It becomes a beautiful and easy Valentine dessert when poured into small heart-shaped molds.

Moms, Sons Grow Closer as Volunteer Gardeners

For the Park Cities mothers and sons who volunteered together in 2023, expectations for their gardening in West Dallas go beyond a harvest of tasty vegetables.

Penson House Site Gives Rise to Parvin Home

The eye-catching modern estate at 3756 Armstrong Ave. in Highland Park, recently known for its traffic-stopping 4,000,000-Christmas light display, boasts a storied history right up to the present day. 
Bond Election

HPISD Trustees Begin Forming Bond Advisory Committee

The HPISD board of trustees took steps during its Feb. 1 work session to begin forming a community advisory committee to consider a potential bond issue to fund high-priority repairs and help the district meet long-term goals. 

UP Elementary Students Satisfy Their Book Cravings with New Vending Machine

Students will have the opportunity to earn books for either good behavior or strong reading habits, said librarian Mary Valuck.

Dallas Open Set to Serve SMU Swan Song

The ATP Tour event is returning to the Park Cities for a third and final year beginning Saturday, with more than 60 professional players in action.

Residents Give Input on Planned HP Village Dior Cafe

The opening of the café would be offset by the closing of Highland Park Village's Starbucks, and would have the net result of less overall activity and more available parking, Masterplan president Dallas Cothrum said.
Advertisement