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Gallery: Scots Tennis vs. Southlake Carroll
The Scots fell to perennial power Southlake Carroll 10-4 in the Class 6A Region I semifinals at the Arlington Tennis Center.
‘Resident Only’ Parking in Place at Abbott Ave. and Knox Street
The east side of the 4600 block of Abbott Avenue and the north side of the 3400 block of Knox Street are now “resident only” parking areas.
Society
ASC Goes Couture, Celebrates Fashion and Attorneys Serving the Community
Attorneys Serving the Community held its annual fashion show Oct. 6 at the downtown Neiman Marcus: ASC Goes Couture.
Seven Restaurants Coming to Snider Plaza
Soon, there will be a total of seven restaurants in the Park Cities hot spot from one restaurant group.
Faith
Faith Friday: Art on the Trail at Northaven UMC Returns
Northaven United Methodist Church is hosting the second-annual Art on the Trail event from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22.
State Streak Ends for HP in Team Tennis
Highland Park’s team tennis season wrapped up on Thursday, snapping its remarkable string of 34 consecutive state tournament appearances.
Unbeaten Scots Look to Clip Cardinals
As Highland Park inches closer to a District 7-6A football title, the Scots will first look to complete a season sweep of the Irving ISD schools.
Bread Winners Has New Owners, Henry’s Majestic is Moving
After the news broke two weeks ago that Bread Winners’ founders Cindy and Jim Hughes sold their 30-year-old business to Josh Bock of Stratega Capital, I reached out to the Hughes to see how they are feeling about the end of the era.
California Developer Planning Tower on Turtle Creek Site
A California-based developer acquired a prime, 1.37-acre site on the vacant corner of Turtle Creek Boulevard and Fairmount Street and plans to build a 20-story tower with 198 units devoted to assisted living and memory care.
Share Your Memories with the Former NorthPark Santa with Us
People Newspapers would like to hear and see your favorite memories with Dr. Carl Anderson (the former NorthPark Santa).