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Wesley Prep Students Present Gifts to Angel Tree

The Salvation Army's Major McFarland was presented a check for over $2,000 and loads of gifts for Angel Tree angels from WP second graders.

Tooth Treatments, Festival Fun, And an Eye-Catching SUV

The fall festival at the Preston of the Park Cities senior living community included a pie walk, pumpkin painting, handmade jewelry maker, and such fall treats as artisan cheese and apple cider.
Events

Hispanic 100 Latina Giving Circle Awards Grants

The H100 at Texas Women’s Foundation awarded $114,000 in grants to 29 North Texas area nonprofits serving Latina women and girls with low and moderate income.

From Panthers to Pistons, Basketball Belief Motivates Jenkins

It’s a good thing Daniss Jenkins stopped listening to the naysayers who dismissed his chances of playing Division I college basketball, let alone in the NBA.

Parish Looks to Complete Sixth Title Run

Parish Episcopal is embracing a new role as it aims for a sixth consecutive TAPPS Division I championship on Saturday — as the underdog.

Teens Combine Musical Talent For Good

The young musicians are amplifying the voices of children and youth in foster care. 
In Case You Missed It

Retired Journalist Tracks Elusive Jewel Thief

Rena Pederson’s book chronicles the true story of the brazen yet uncatchable cat burglar who targeted homes in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow in the 1950s and ’60s. 

WTW Overwhelms Hillcrest in 13-5A Opener

W.T. White rolled to an early double-digit lead and never looked back during Tuesday’s District 13-5A opener at Hillcrest.
Nonprofits

TCA Students Bring Holiday Cheer to Kids in Need

Partnering with Operation Christmas Child, an international relief organization, the youngsters helped provide children around the world shoeboxes filled with small toys, hygiene items, and school supplies.

Move Over Elf On The Shelf: Make Room for ‘Finding Jesus’

Preparing for the holidays can be complicated, but Highland Park mom Lillian Richey says that making Christmas meaningful doesn’t have to be.
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