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Park Cities House of the Month: 4301 Potomac Avenue
Find remodeled Highland Park perfection, one block from Highland Park Village and Bradfield Elementary School.
Exhibit Explores Ancient City
An exhibit opening in October will show visitors an ancient city through the photography of Dallas’ Carolyn Brown.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Oct. 25-31
Read the Park Cities Crime Reports for Oct. 25 – Oct. 31.
(Read time: 5.9 minutes)
20 Under 40
2022 20 Under 40 Nominations Open
Know of a young professional under 40 making an impact in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow? We want to hear about them!
Vote on the Readers’ Choice 2021 Person of the Year
We asked for your nominations for our first-ever Readers' Choice Person of the Year, and you came through.
Who Let The Dogs Swim?
At University Park’s Holmes Aquatic Center, swimming season isn’t over until wet dogs shake.
Society
Supporting The Family Place More Important Than Ever
Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the aftermath of a February winter storm that damaged the Family Place’s since repaired emergency shelter, Partners Card organizers say supporting the agency remains more crucial than ever.
(Read time: 3.3 minutes)
Coronavirus
Dallas County Lowers COVID-19 Risk Level
Dallas County's public health committee recently dropped the COVID-``19 risk level from red to orange.
(Read time: 2.3 minutes)
Three Cheers for Chae Marsh’s American Immigrant Story
Chae Marsh, a first-generation Korean-American, faced financial struggles, bullying, and a language barrier -- but along the way, she gained qualities that led her to entrepreneurship.
(Read time: 4.8 minutes)
Society
Everything’s Coming Up Roses for Symposium
A speaker may have canceled, but the organizers of A Writer's Garden Literary Symposium and Luncheon said that a new speaker will leave attendees feeling pretty rosy.
(Read time: 3 minutes)
Philanthropy
Mavs Foundation Commits $1M to 2021-2022 Grant Recipients
The Dallas Mavericks announced that the Mavs Foundation will allocate over $1 million to empower local children, women and families in need during the 2021-2022 season.
(Read time: 2 minutes)