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Student Achievements: Celebrate These
Members of the Mockingbird Chapter of the National Charity League in the last year contributed 8,998 hours of community service to Dallas philanthropy partners working in crisis and violence intervention, education, elderly and animal support, and poverty and hunger prevention.
Go Here: Open Houses to Check out Nov. 14
Still looking for your dream house? We have a few open houses to check out this weekend that just might narrow that decision down.
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Heim BBQ Dallas Location Closed For Now After Fire
Heim BBQ’s location on Mockingbird in Dallas is closed for now after a fire in a kitchen wall Sunday evening.
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Philanthropy
What is Philanthropy?
Bob Hopkins’ new book defines love of humanity with scores of stories.
Real Talk: Molly Branch
In 2010, after a 20-year career in global advertising and marketing, Molly Branch transitioned full-time into the Dallas real estate industry.
HP Athletes Honored for College Choices
Twelve Highland Park senior athletes in six sports were recognized during a National Signing Day ceremony on Wednesday. (Read time: 3.1 minutes)
Architect Barbara Bestor to Speak at Dallas Architecture Forum Event
Los Angeles architect Barbara Bestor will speak at the Angelika Film Center at Mockingbird Station on Nov. 16 as part of The Dallas Architecture Forum's 2021-2022 season.
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Lawsuit On Snider Plaza Redevelopment Project Dismissed
Dallas County District Court Judge Sheryl McFarlin dismissed a lawsuit seeking to block city of University Park officials and developer Jim Strode from moving forward with work on the redevelopment of the southeast corner of Snider Plaza.
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Meyerson, Cuban, Stephenson Named to Texas Business HOF
It may come as a surprise, but Mark Cuban, Morton Meyerson, and Randall Stephenson have only just been named to the Texas Business Hall of Fame.
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Christ the King Catholic Earns Blue Ribbon Status Again
Those blue ribbons seen tied on trees out front of Christ the King Catholic School (CKS) on Colgate Avenue at Preston Road signal a significant achievement.
What Makes a Home?
D Magazine Partners CEO — and Highland Park resident — Christine Allison may publish D Home but says it’s not the grand houses that make the Park Cities home.