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Luka Doncic’s Suprise for Children’s is a Slam Dunk

One Preston Hollow resident (and superior NBA guard) recently brightened up the day for some patients at Children's Health in Dallas. (Read time: 3.9 minutes)

Who Is Your Person of the Year?

Every January, we feature our person (or people) of the year for Preston Hollow and the Park Cities. Now we're seeking reader input - nominate someone today. (Read time: 2 minutes)

Senior Dress Up Week at Highland Park High School

The Highland Park Scots have a particular way of commemorating their seniors during their last year. (Read time: 1 minute)

Meet Power Lawyer, Film Lover, UP Resident Yvette Ostolaza

When attorney Yvette Ostolaza isn’t in the courtroom, she’s often playing leadership roles in Dallas cultural organizations.

Lady Scots Aim for More 13-5A Perfection

HP has won 15 consecutive matches overall — including 14 by sweep — and is two wins away from an undefeated run through the league schedule. (Read time: 0.9 minutes)

Scots Set for Hoops Practice, Fundraiser

The Highland Park girls will start practice on Wednesday, the HP boys will begin on Oct. 27, and the "Meet the Scots" event will be Nov. 1. (Read time: 1.1 minutes)

Vandelay Hospitality Backs SMU Wide Receiver Reggie Roberson Jr.

SMU Mustangs’ wide receiver, Reggie Roberson will be the first student athlete Vandelay Hospitality Group backs. (Read time: 2.5 minutes)
Events

My, My, These Pies!

Almost 30 of Dallas' top chefs and bakers have created unique pies for a unique auction that raises money for culinary and hospitality scholarships - and bidding is open now. (Read time: 4.8 minutes)

‘I Love Expressing Myself This Way’

Jerzy Kosinski once said, “The principle of true art is not to portray, but to evoke.” (Read time: 4.5 minutes)
Crime

Park Cities Crime Report Oct. 11-17

Read the Park Cities Crime Reports for Oct. 11 – Oct. 17. (Read time: 5.8 minutes)

Bush: Powell Was ‘A Family Man and Friend’

Colin Powell, who served as the country's first Black U.S. secretary of state as well as a national security advisor and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, died Monday at 84 from complications from COVID-19. (Read time: 3.9 minutes)
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