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Park Cities’ Tree Lightings Brighten the Holidays

Park Cities residents gathered to make new memories at this year’s tree lightings, as well as to honor those no longer with us.
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2025 Person of the Year: Jacque Ryan Wynne

The queen of the Cattle Baron’s Ball died the day after her 78th birthday on Oct. 18. She has earned the respect of People Newspapers, and we have named her our Person of the Year for 2025.
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Mark Cuban Touts Authenticity of TikTok Star ‘Patriotic Kenny’

As one year closes, and a new one shines on the horizon, many take time to reflect on the past while planning their next chapters. 
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Centennial Marked With Months of Fun

Bradfield Elementary School is celebrating a century of inspiring young learners with a year jam-packed with special events.
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‘Everybody in the Family is a Scot’

When Highland Park ISD opened its third school in 1926, board members voted unanimously to name the building surrounded by 50 newly purchased trees in honor of their chairman, John Sherman Bradfield.
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Klyde Warren Park Holiday Celebration Returns

On Dec. 6, Dallas residents kicked off the holiday season with Klyde Warren Park's annual tree lighting event.
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Trains at NorthPark Artist Lets His Imagination Roam

One of the highlights of The Ronald McDonald House of Dallas’s 38th annual Trains at NorthPark is Art on the Rails, a new auction component where fine art and train enthusiasts can bid on an impressive four-car train set, hand-painted by renowned reflectionist artist and Samuel Lynne Galleries owner, JD Miller. 
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Collection of Memories Helps Bradfield Mark Centennial Year 

Bradfield parent teacher association president Kamela Aboussie was cleaning out junk in the school’s cabinets when she found a treasure.
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Support UP Businesses With Miracle Mile Holiday Passport

Grab your Miracle Mile passport now through Jan. 15 to support local businesses and score holiday discounts and promotions!
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Toy Drive Honors Heaven’s 27

This holiday season, spread a little extra holiday cheer by participating in a toy drive to honor the legacies of Heaven's 27.
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Dallas Symphony Orchestra League Honors 2026 Debutantes

This holiday season, the DSOL celebrated the 2026 debutantes with a dinner at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.
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Frozen Jr. Opens Tonight at MIS

Fifth-and sixth-grade theater students will bring the winter magic of Frozen Jr. to the stage at McCulloch Intermediate School from tonight through Dec. 6.
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Elementary Students Kick Up Their Feet to a 1920s Beat

Bradfield students cut a rug learning the Charleston in their school’s gymnasium the week of Nov. 10.
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Campus Celebrates Centennial With Turfed ‘Brad Field’

Bradfield Elementary School cut the ribbon on its newly turfed field of dreams on Oct. 20, celebrating an upgrade that will be a game changer for students and their community.
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Jet-Setting Generosity: The 2025 Crystal Charity Ball

This year’s Crystal Charity Ball, themed “Expédition d’Élégance,” will take guests on a globe-trotting adventure
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The Power of the Written Word

The Letter Library sparks unexpected fellowship through personal messages
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Experience the Magic of ‘Frozen Jr.’ With MIS Students

Audiences can warm their hearts with the winter magic of Frozen Jr. from Dec. 4 to 6 at McCulloch Intermediate School, 3555 Granada Ave.
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BSA Troop 1899 Helps International Girls Earn Eagle

Boy Scouts, how far would you go to earn your Eagle Scout rank? How about traveling to Texas from Spain or South Korea?
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‘Park Cities People’ Applauds

'Park Cities People' salutes a 911 dispatcher who helped deliver a baby, two U.S. Presidential Scholars, and the seventh grader who designed this year's HPISD birthday cards.
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SMU Honors Park Cities Leaders

SMU has recognized five outstanding alumni leaders, including Rev. Paul Rasmussen and Trevor Rees-Jones.
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