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Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Jan. 17-22
Signage swiped and stolen studs -- read the Park Cities Crime reports for Jan. 17-22.
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Mark Cuban’s Online Pharmacy Aims To Save Consumers Money
Preston Hollow's Mark Cuban official launched an online pharmacy the company says will "fundamentally change the way the pharmaceutical industry operates."
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HPISD Athletic Director Ringo to Retire
After overseeing an era of championship success and facilities growth during the past nine years, Johnny Ringo plans to retire this spring. (Read time: 3 minutes)
Snider Plaza Alliance Appeals Ruling on Redevelopment Project
The buildings – with the exception of Cisco Grill – in the southeast corner of Snider Plaza may be no more, but a ruling regarding the redevelopment of the section of the shopping center is headed for appeal.
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What We Know About the HP Families PAC
Park Cities residents have reported receiving mailers from the HP Families political action committee (PAC).
Coronavirus
COVID Hospitalizations Dip For One Day Ahead of Projected Peak
COVID hospitalizations in North Texas dropped by 49 between Thursday and Friday, but health experts warn it's too early to tell if a downward trend will continue.
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Make It a Fondue Winter Celebration With Swiss Comfort Food
After the hustle and bustle of the holidays, the relative quiet of January can be a welcome relief.
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Scots Reach Milestone at State Duals
An impressive showing against some of the state’s top programs helped Highland Park wrestlers make history on Saturday. (Read time: 0.8 minutes)
Big Brothers Big Sisters Issues Call for Mentors
Big Brothers Big Sisters Lone Star is celebrating National Mentoring Month by bringing attention to the need for mentors to help ensure positive outcomes for young people in North Texas.
Energy Transfer Walks Back Threat to Cut Off Gas Supply to Power Generator
After threatening to cut off fuel to roughly a third of the power plants owned by Texas’ biggest power generator, a major pipeline company said Thursday it will continue selling natural gas to the plants through the end of March.
TITAS/Dance Unbound Receives Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Grant
TITAS/Dance Unbound is the only organization in Texas to receive a 2021/2022 Performance Forward Fund grant from the esteemed Doris Duke Charitable Foundation (DDCF).
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