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President of UT Austin to Take the Reins at SMU

Jay Hartzell, the president of The University of Texas at Austin, will leave the state’s flagship public institution to become the 11th president of Southern Methodist University.

Winter Menu: Chase Away The Chill One Bite At A Time

As much as I love quick meals, once winter settles in, I relish dishes that result from slow cooking.

HP, Jesuit Open Season with Tourney Wins

The Highland Park girls earned three straight wins at the prestigious National Elite Prep Showcase event in Southlake over the weekend.
Faith

Trailblazing LLUMC Minister Chronicles Journey of Faith

During a time when most women were discouraged from entering ministry, the Rev. Donna Whitehead forged her own path.
Persons of the Year

Person of the Year: Abigail Williams

“If the mind of a child is a sponge, we as a society cannot, should not, withhold one drop of water."

Try These Quick and Easy Ways to Style Your Coffee Table

You should never underestimate the impact that a coffee table has on the rest of the room.

Magikid Team Gobbles Up Competition in Turkey Showdown

A team of young roboticists from Magikid Highland Park catapulted over the competition this November to bring home a win in the VEX IQ Robotics Competition Turkey Showdown.
Events

Cancer Support Community North Texas Hosts Red Tie Gala

The non-profit provides mental health and social support to people living with cancer and their families across North Texas.

Favorites of 2024: Runner Trains Youth Through SpeedKIDZ

The story of local coach and Olympic Trials qualifier Dawn Grunnagle was one of managing editor Sarah Hodges' favorites of 2024.
In Case You Missed It

DPD Details Cost of Viral Christmas Lights House

On-duty police personnel and resources assigned to the location for eight nights generated a total of over 250 hours with expenses reaching over $25K.
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports Dec. 23-29

Professional athletes weren't the only ones targeted in this week's theft of property.
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