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Tooth Treatments, Festival Fun, And an Eye-Catching SUV
The fall festival at the Preston of the Park Cities senior living community included a pie walk, pumpkin painting, handmade jewelry maker, and such fall treats as artisan cheese and apple cider.
Events
Hispanic 100 Latina Giving Circle Awards Grants
The H100 at Texas Women’s Foundation awarded $114,000 in grants to 29 North Texas area nonprofits serving Latina women and girls with low and moderate income.
Teens Combine Musical Talent For Good
The young musicians are amplifying the voices of children and youth in foster care.
Nonprofits
TCA Students Bring Holiday Cheer to Kids in Need
Partnering with Operation Christmas Child, an international relief organization, the youngsters helped provide children around the world shoeboxes filled with small toys, hygiene items, and school supplies.
Championship Glory
New district, familiar result.
Letters to the Editor
I’m a Boy Scout in Troop 82, which is sponsored by Highland Park Presbyterian Church, and I am working on my communication merit badge.
‘Park Cities People’ Applauds
'Park Cities People' gives a cheer for University Park Elementary's outstanding school librarian, and the Friends of the University Park Public Library's volunteers of the year.
Preston Hollow Retiree Urges Support of WWII Monument
The memorial in Washington, D.C., is a powerful tribute to the 16 million Americans who served during World War II, including the more than 400,000 who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Society
Crystal Charity Ball Celebrates Underwriters
The Crystal Charity Ball committee honored the 2024 Underwriters with a cocktail buffet at the home of Tracy and Ben Lange
‘Preston Hollow People’ Applauds
Bianca Davis, Caren Prothro, and Stacie Wheelock Adams receive our applause.
Dallas’ Busiest Fire Station Gets Makeover
The North Dallas Chamber of Commerce, Dwell with Dignity, Texas Regional Bank, Lowe’s, and The Dickey Foundation teamed up to update Dallas Fire Station No. 20.
Events
Ann Curry Inspires at Texas Women’s Foundation Luncheon
The award-winning journalist reflects on breaking down barriers in a male-dominated industry
‘Park Cities People’ Applauds
Park Cities People gives a cheer for a member of an indie rock band, a generous HP alumnus, an SMU professor, and a local community leader.
In Case You Missed It
Garage Barber Makes House Calls
Highland Park High School senior Ashton Pham-Davis is a cornerback on the varsity football team, an Eagle Scout, and vice president representing the brass section of the Highlander Band.
In Case You Missed It
Enter If You Dare: Haunted Driveway Brings Scares to Amherst Avenue
There were some scary good Halloween decorations in University Park this year, but the best may have been the Haunted Driveway on Amherst Avenue.
People To Know
SMU To Honor Distinguished Alumni, Emerging Leader
Five outstanding leaders in entrepreneurism, community advocacy, public service, sports management and philanthropy will be honored at a presentation and dinner Oct. 31.
Dream Day: Young Cancer Fighter Tackles Trash Fire
Kewan Gibson, an 8-year-old pediatric cancer patient, had the chance to prove his strength with the Highland Park Department of Public Safety (HPDPS).
Wet, Wild, And Woof
Summer’s not over until wet dogs wag their tails and shake themselves dry at the Holmes Aquatic Center.
Arts
‘Their Portraits’ Exhibition Remembers Hostages
Artist Sivia Braunstein was visiting family in Israel on Oct. 7 when she was awakened and brought to a safe room