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Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports Aug. 18-24

Thefts of property and motor vehicles plagued this week's crime reports.
Crime

DPD Investigates Two Deaths in Ongoing Case

Dallas Fire-Rescue are continuing to gather information after it was determined two people had died in the 7700 block of Greenway Boulevard on Aug. 16.

Ursuline, HP Keep Pace at 6-Mile Relay

Ursuline finished second and Highland Park was third in the girls team standings at the Greenhill 6-Mile Relay on Saturday at Norbuck Park.

Get a Sneak Peak at Football Season

Find out more about the faces on the field this year and what to expect from area teams in People Newspapers’ football previews. The previews are available inside the September issues of Park Cities People and Preston Hollow People, which will be delivered to homes this week.
Football Tab

Proud of His Cameroonian Heritage, Ebeke Forges Success

Ben Ebeke might be a quick study, or maybe he’s just smart. Whatever the reason, he’s picked up the complexities of football faster than most.
Schools

Dallas ISD Implements Athletic Event Safety Guidelines

Requirements apply to all district athletic facilities, including pools, gymnasiums, stadiums
Society

Party Hopping

Join us as we take a look back at some standout moments from community celebrations to fundraising events.

Evan’s Meat Market Has Closed

A neighborhood staple known for its premium meats, Louisiana-inspired po’boys, Cajun sides, and warm hospitality, has closed.

Communities Foundation of Texas Empowers Generosity

North Texas Giving Day, the annual online donation event, billed as the largest community-wide giving event in the nation, culminates on Thursday, Sept. 18, but there’s no need to wait.
Hill Country Flood 2025

Volunteers Seek Healing Through Action

Neither donations nor prayer would be enough. So, Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church included service as a key component as the congregation gathered in response to the Texas Hill Country flooding disaster.

St. Mark’s Teens Help Others Learn Music

For two rising seniors at St. Mark’s School of Texas, music matters, and so does helping students access it. 
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