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Park Cities Resident To Lead Global Law Firm Sidley
Park Cities resident Yvette Ostolaza was recently selected to lead the management committee at global legal firm Sidley.
See (Or Even Own) a Piece of Dallas Cowboys History
If you have about $3 million, a yen for a large wooded lot, and a deep and abiding love for the Dallas Cowboys in their glory days, you may want to pencil in some time Sunday afternoon to take a serious look at one Preston Hollow property.
Real Estate Quarterly
House of the Month: 535 County Road 3992, Winnsboro
Looking for a getaway just outside of Dallas? Perhaps even one with some income-generating potential? Harmony Springs Ranch, near the East Texas town of Winnsboro, is a 215-acre certified tree farm featuring a main residence, workshop, storage shop, and a timber agriculture exemption.
Trent Hired to Lead Lady Scot Golfers
Mercedes Trent led Hebron to its first Class 6A girls golf state championship this spring. Now she will look to repeat that feat at Highland Park.
Lawns of Dallas Ownership Change Brought Dramatic Growth
“We’re busier than ever,” said Madison Gardner, owner of Lawns of Dallas.
New Film Connects Scots, Mighty Mites
Set in 1938, 12 Mighty Orphans chronicles the underdog Masonic Home football team led by Rusty Russell, who later coached Doak Walker at Highland Park.
Society
Lydia and Dan Novakov Named 2022 Catholic Foundation Award Honorees
Longtime Dallas philanthropists Lydia and Dan Novakov are the 39th Catholic Foundation Award honorees.
Society
2022 Saint Valentine’s Day Luncheon Chair Announced
Lisa Loy Laughlin will serve as chair of the 2022 Saint Valentine’s Day Fashion Show & Luncheon. The 38th annual fundraiser for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society will be held on Feb. 7, 2022 at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.
Petco Reopens After Car Drove Into Store
The Petco in the 4300 block of Lovers Lane reopened Wednesday after a car accidentally drove about 20 feet into the store Tuesday afternoon.
Voices
Why Should Texas Educators and Parents Watch World Oil Prices?
Many may not realize the connection between world oil prices and Texas education funding, but new research shows clearly that billions of dollars K-12 schools rely upon to educate students could be at risk if world oil prices decline.
HPISD: No Virtual Instruction Next School Year
As more people get vaccinated against COVID-19 and plans are underway for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year, Highland Park ISD announced Tuesday that virtual instruction won’t be offered next school year.