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Community

New HPUMC Senior Minister Plans to Continue Legacy of Service

New Senior Minister Matt Tuggle is committed to continuing Highland Park United Methodist Church’s more than century-old tradition of community service.
News

Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Joins Police Recognition Walk

Throughout the week, residents were encouraged to thank a police officer for their service and visit the Dallas Police Memorial at Akard and Young Street
Camps

A Day in the Life of a Camper

From wake up to the final goodnight, each day is filled with adventure
Sports

A Head Above the Rest 

Twelve Rangers were named to the 7-6A all-district team
News

Preston Hollow Crime Reports May 12-17

Theft of property plagued Dallas PD in this week's Preston Hollow crime reports
Schools

Book Checkouts Surge Under Dallas ISD Device-Free Policy

After implementing a device-free policy in June 2025, librarians across school campuses reported fuller libraries, more browsing, and students spending additional time with print materials
Business

Cruising Through the Park Cities and Preston Hollow in a Waymo

Is my teen with a learner’s permit a better motorist than a driverless vehicle?
Sports

Scheffler Returns to Defend CJ Cup Title

Jesuit alum Jordan Spieth is also slated to compete in McKinney
Sports

Rangers Return to Regional Finals

The Jesuit Dallas baseball team swept Midland in Abilene and will face Flower Mound Marcus in the regional finals
News

Early Voting Underway for Primary Runoff Elections

Early voting for the May 26 primary runoff elections is underway until May 22. Here's what to know about what's on the ballot in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow, where to vote, and what you'll need to bring to vote
News

Watch Launch Crowds Shutter NorthPark Swatch Store

Crowds gathered for the launch of the Swath x Audemars Piguet Royal Pop collection May 16 led to the closure of the NorthPark Center Swatch store for that day -- and to the Dallas Police Department being called for crowd control
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