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SMU Names First Female Meadows Museum Director
Amanda W. Dotseth will assume the permanent role of the Linda P. and William A. Custard Director of the Meadows Museum March 1.
Coming Soon to the Former Village Theatre: Ralph Lauren
Ralph Lauren has closed its longtime space in Highland Park Village next to Peter Millar and is expected to reopen in the former Village Theatre space. The brand is also opening a home showroom in the Knox District area at 4525 Cole Ave.
Crime
DPD: Man Shot at Hillcrest Road and Valley View Lane
Dallas police say a man was shot shortly before 6:30 p.m. Feb. 22 near the intersection of Hillcrest Road and Valley View Lane.
Highland Park Town Administrator to Retire
Bill Lindley's last day will be May 26, 2023.
Real Talk: Aaron Carroll
The native Texan was raised in Tyler, graduated with honors from Texas Christian University, and resides in the Park Cities with his wife and two children.
Lady Scots Return Home to Thump DeSoto
Highland Park bounced back from a tough weekend of softball tournament play with a season-best offensive outburst on Tuesday.
Society
The Concilio Announces 2023-2024 Board
Maryanne Piña-Frodsham will be serving alongside board of trustee members during the upcoming year.
Meadowbrook School to Move, Switch to Nonprofit Model
This summer, the school will move into the first floor of the Unity of Dallas church campus (but it plans to remain non-religious) for its 53rd year.
Scots Roll Past SGP to Start Playoffs
A dominant first-half performance lifted Highland Park to a 74-50 victory over South Grand Prairie in the Class 6A Region I bi-district round on Tuesday.
Society
Out & About: CASAblanca Casino Party
More than 400 enjoyed casino games and danced the night away to the Special Edition Band at Dallas CASA’s Young Professionals’ event at the Hall on Dragon.
Society
St. Philip’s Destiny Award to Feature Sterling K. Brown
With a diamond sponsor of JPMorgan Chase & Co., the “Illuminating Art, Education, and Service”-themed luncheon is scheduled for Friday, March 3.