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Three To Be Honored as Dallas Fathers of the Year

Founded in 1976 by the late Sylvan Landau, the Father of the Year Awards don’t just recognize Dallas-Fort Worth fathers, it also raises funds for local charities and scholarships for Dallas students - to the tune of $4 million for more than 86 children’s charities since its formation.

Interabang Books To Host Launch Event For Thinkers Smart Notebook

Interabang Books is celebrating the official launch of the Thinkers Smart Notebook from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 12 at 5600 Lovers Lane.

Hockaday a Logical Fit For New/Gen Advocacy

A student-run women’s rights organization that launched last year at the Greenhill School before expanding in the U.S. and overseas has taken hold at The Hockaday School.

New Captains Keep Lady Scots Running

A new group of captains will lead the tradition-rich girls cross country and track and field programs at Highland Park next season.

UP Dedicates Shaddock Park

The city of University Park celebrated the dedication of Shaddock Park Tuesday afternoon.

Happenings On The Hill

Far from SMU’s hilltop, paleontologists with deep Mustang connections have identified another new species of duck-billed dinosaur.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports May 24-30

Read the Park Cities Crime Reports for May 24 – May 30.

Snowden Nets TABC Top Assistant Honor

Highland Park’s Travis Snowden has been named the top boys basketball assistant coach in the state for Class 5A.
Crime

NorthPark Center Evacuated, One Person In Custody

Shoppers at NorthPark Center described a panicked scene as they were urged to evacuate after a report of a shooting Monday afternoon.

Texas Democrats Bust Quorum to Prevent Voting Bill Passage

Midnight was the deadline for the House to approve the legislation that would alter nearly the entire voting process, create new limitations to early voting hours, ratchet up voting-by-mail restrictions and curb local voting options.
In Case You Missed It

Audrey Tweed Still Teaches Painting at 100

Audrey Tweed served in the Women’s Auxiliary Ferry Squadron, traveled the world, and won’t stop watering her yard herself at the age of 100.
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