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Stainback Adds Luxury Residential to Services
Three generations of the Stainback family have lived in the Park Cities, so they're pretty confident that the latest venture for the real estate company they founded will excude what they call "Highland Park style."
Go Here: Open Houses to Check Out April 10 and 11
After last weekend’s quiet slate of open houses, this weekend real estate professionals have provided plenty of options for house hunters ready to snag their dream homes.
Society
Austin Street Center Gears Up For No Place Like Home at Klyde Warren Park
Austin Street Center is gearing up for its signature fundraiser, the sixth annual No Place Like Home event.
Inside the Cause
Nexus Celebrates Half-Century of Supporting Sobriety
Recovery Center houses women and their children during life-changing journey.
Coronavirus
Dallas, VNA Partner To Begin In-Home Vaccinations
The city of Dallas and Visiting Nurse Association of Texas (VNA) Wednesday announced they partnered to identify and vaccinate Dallas residents who lack mobility to reach a vaccination site.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports March 29 – April 4
Read the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for March 29 – April 4.
Coronavirus
Biden: All Adults Eligible for Vaccine by April 19
President Joe Biden Tuesday announced that anyone 16 or older will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine by April 19, but also warned that even though vaccinations are happening at a rapid clip, it's not quite the time to relax efforts to reduce the spread.
Keeping It Chill: Minnesota-Born ESD Senior Stands Out on the Ice
In her native Minnesota, thousands of teenage girls play ice hockey — both for their school and year-round traveling teams.
Crime
HPDPS Warns of Arrest Warrant Scam
The Highland Park Department of Public Safety (HPDPS) is warning residents about an ‘arrest warrant’ scam in which callers use the threat of arrest to get people to pay them money.
TEA Says Some Districts Experienced Disruption During Online STAAR Testing
Students who were due to begin their State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness Tuesday may have to wait -- the Texas Education Agency advised some districts to postpone testing after students had problems connecting to the online testing platform.