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Society

Shania Twain Headlining 2023 Cattle Baron’s Ball

This year’s headliner is sure to “impress” for the 50th anniversary of the largest single-night fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.
Society

Dallas Historical Society to Celebrate Texas Independence Day

The Feb. 25 event will showcase the spirit and pride that Texans hold.
Society

Out & About: DHS Centennial Gala

The Dallas Historical Society (DHS) presented its Centennial Dallas History Maker Award to the Moody Foundation, which in its eight decades has awarded 4,900-plus grants totaling $2 billion to improve communities in Texas.  

A Russian Prima Ballerina’s Texas Tale

The famed Olga Pavlova, a former principal dancer in the Imperial Russian Ballet and the Moscow Classical Ballet, eventually found her way to Dallas via her art.

Lauro, Lady Scots Roll in Playoff Opener

Highland Park took control early and cruised to a 52-31 triumph over Arlington Sam Houston in a bi-district playoff game on Monday.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Feb. 6-12

Apple account antics, burglars, and a porch pirate plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for Feb. 6-12.
Society

Doswell Foundation Donates $4M for New Nexus Building

The Doswell Foundation gave the Nexus Recovery Center a $4 million grant to put toward building a new medical facility on the Nexus campus.

Move Over ‘Shark Tank,’ Scots Tank Has Natural Power

Last year, as a junior, Brian Rosen entered the Design and Leadership class at Highland Park High School and did his final assignment so well that he’s still working on it.

HP Grad Talks Cadet Experiences

McClain Matter isn’t a typical “Yuk” (West Point slang for “sophomore”).

Connect 4? Why Not More?

Engineering, problem-solving, technology, mechanics – Highland Park High School MAPS program students employed those and other skills for a recent project.

Isner Falls in Thrilling Dallas Open Final

Highland Park resident John Isner was within a single point of winning his hometown ATP Tour event before falling to China’s Wu Yibing at the Dallas Open.
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