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Ebeke, Longhorns Keep Playoffs in Sight
W.T. White showcased its full range of explosiveness on both sides of scrimmage against overmatched Bryan Adams on Thursday.
City of Dallas Closures for Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Some Dallas city offices will be closed Monday, Oct. 9.
Faith
Faith Friday: Faith and Blue Weekend at Third Church of Christ Scientist
Third Church of Christ Scientist is partnering with Dallas and Highland Park officers for National Faith and Blue Weekend.
Persons of the Year
Who’s Your Person of the Year for 2023?
Have a great nominee (or nominees)? Let us know now (we’ll be taking nominations until Oct. 30), and keep your eyes open for our ballot on Nov. 1.
Defensive Lineman Tackles Multiple Roles at Jesuit
Exploring the various facets of Chris Simington’s personality can resemble a real-life version of the animated movie Inside Out.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Sept. 25-Oct. 1
Reckless drivers, car thieves, and trespassers plague the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Sept. 25-Oct. 1.
Preston Hollow Celebrates National Night Out
Neighborhoods such as Briarwood, Elm Thicket/Northpark, and the Preston Hollow East Homeowners Association joined in on the fun.
In Case You Missed It
Kips Bay Return Riles Old Preston Hollow Neighbors
The decorator show house is back to Sunnybrook Estates for the third consecutive year, much to the chagrin of some neighbors.
Voices
Postcard from Hell, Grand Cayman
A decade of friendship that began at Highland Park United Methodist Church inspired a celebratory trip to Grand Cayman in the Cayman Islands earlier this summer.
Society
Out & About: Friends of Klyde Warren Park Membership Party
Friends of Klyde Warren Park recently hosted their annual membership party with more than 400 attendees, including from the Park Cities and Preston Hollow.
Society
Out & About: Farrah Fawcett Foundation Tex-Mex Fiesta
The Farrah Fawcett Foundation’s annual Tex-Mex Fiesta returned to the backyard of the Rustic this year. The Sept. 28 event supported Stand Up to Cancer and the American Cancer Society’s Dallas Cattle Baron’s Ball to fund Hope Lodge.