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Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Nov. 21-27

Bag burglars, fraudsters, and more plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for Nov. 21-27.

People Newspapers Redesigns E-Newsletters

You probably noticed or soon will: Our email newsletters have a new look.

Christmas at the Anatole Open Until Dec. 24

Hilton Anatole's annual holiday celebration, Christmas at the Anatole, is back for another year of its "Texas-sized" event.

Republicans Sweep Marquee Statewide Races, But Dallas County Stays Blue

More than 625,000 voters, about 44% of the 1,422,849 registered voters in Dallas County, cast ballots in the Nov. 8 midterm elections. 

Playground At Coffee Park Dedicated for Murzin Family

Visitors to the playground at Coffee Park will find a plaque in tribute to a man who helped advocate for the first barrier-free playground in the city of University Park. 
Tributes

Longtime Ebby Halliday Cos. President and CEO Dies at 87

Longtime Ebby Halliday Companies CEO Mary Frances Burleson died Sunday morning at 87.
Faith

Faith Friday: SMU Celebration of Lights

SMU will host its annual celebration of lights Monday, Nov. 28. 
Society

KidneyTexas Inc. 2022 Runway Report

Philanthropic and fashionable Dallasites showed their support at KidneyTexas Inc’s 2022 Runway Report fashion show and luncheon Oct. 25 at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.

Real Talk: Lindley Arthur

Lindley Arthur launched her namesake interior design business more than a decade ago, seeing it as a natural expansion of her shop on Antique Row on Lovers Lane.

From Our Table To Yours: Favorite Dishes 2022

You probably already have your Thanksgiving meal sorted by now, but we thought we’d take this opportunity to thank our readers for another year together and share some of our favorite recipes.

UP OKs Signal Timing Change at Hillcrest and Milton

The signal timing change at the Hillcrest Avenue and Milton Avenue intersection allows for a seven-second walk for pedestrians before the green light is given to vehicles. 
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