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UP to Hold Public Hearing on Proposed Budget
The city of University Park will hold the second of two public hearings on its proposed budget during tonight’s city council meeting at 5 p.m. in City Hall, 3800 University Blvd.
Partners Plan to Renovate Bridges Over Turtle Creek Waters
For over a century, the concrete-and-steel bridges which replaced the wood-and-iron spans across Turtle Creek between Maple Avenue and Avondale Avenue have connected the Oak Lawn area to central and downtown Dallas.
Letters to the Editor
Thank you Park Cities People and Mueller Family Law for the delightful Fourth of July gifts!
Events
State Fair Of Texas Inspires Sneaker Drop
Your next favorite fairground attraction just might be on your feet
Events
NorthPark Pumpkin Patch Returns
The seasonal celebration benefits the nonprofit Community Partners of Dallas
Hill Country Flood 2025
Siblings Deliver Lemonade Stand Funds to Kerr County
Siblings Charlotte, Walker, and Olivia Norwood have gone a long way and made a big difference thanks to their little lemonade stand at the corner of Southwestern Boulevard and Hillcrest Avenue.
Football Tab
Fans Bring Home Blue Back Seats, Lifetime of Memories
Looking for the best seat in Highlander Stadium? It could be in a neighbor’s garage, office, bedroom, or courtyard.
Got Milk? Apparently Not: A Nutty Take on Beverages
Milk is the perfect food. As babies — although we weren’t consulted — we relied on milk to grow and develop. In case you didn’t know, milk is rich in protein, calcium and Vitamin D. The source is natural and derives from (mostly) contended cows.
Randall, Defense Lead Scots Past Jesuit
The Scots used four interceptions to complement a stellar offensive performance by Buck Randall during a 42-14 win over Jesuit on Friday.
HP to Close Blocks of Mockingbird, Auburndale
Highland Park will fully close the 3400 block of Mockingbird Lane and 5500 block of Auburndale Avenue to through traffic from Monday, Sept. 15, to Friday, Sept. 19, while the town completes critical utility and drainage work.