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Highland Park Mom Writes Princess Books
Emberli Pridham of Highland Park spent two years researching, writing, and finding an illustrator for her latest children’s book, A Real Life Fairy Tale Princess Diana.
Why A Greenhill Grad Took Another Hack at Candy Montgomery’s Sordid Saga
In 1980, Collin County housewife Candy Montgomery bludgeoned to death her lover’s wife, Betty Gore, with an ax.
Film Journalist Matt Zoller-Seitz, Judith Carter Aim To Expand Online Book Store
Anyone seriously interested in film likely knows the name of SMU grad Matt Zoller-Seitz.
Erin Duvall on Music, Motherhood, and Coming Home
After debuting in 2009, Highland Park native Erin Duvall has returned to the music scene with new songs.
Everyone Can Celebrate Preservation With Events, Video
Celebrate historic preservation with Preservation Park Cities’ Historic Home Tour with two in-person events and through the Historic Home Tour video, presented by sponsors Allie Beth Allman & Associates and D Home.
UP Taking 2023 Citizen of the Year Nominations
The search for the city of University Park’s 2023 Citizen of the Year is underway.
Northaven Trail to Celebrate This Weekend
Celebrate Your Northaven Trail will include biking, dog walking, an open house, and prairie rewilding.
Bush Center Celebrates 10th Anniversary With Free Admission
The center is providing free admission to the George W. Bush Presidential Museum from April 29 to May 4, and tickets can be claimed online.
Town Makes ‘Big Pecan’ Podium Delivery
The legacy of Highland Park’s Million Dollar Monarch continues. Highland Park ISD recently received podiums made from the tree that once stood at Armstrong Parkway at Preston Road for more than 104 years.
Preservation Park Cities Car Show Returns
Preservation Park Cities’ annual car show returns to Burleson Park from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 29.
Moody Family YMCA Faithful Find Community Connections
Longevity has many meanings at the Moody Family YMCA.
Hope Supply Co. Celebrates New Diaper Pantry
Hope Supply Co., a Dallas-based nonprofit committed to providing material support to homeless and at-risk children, celebrated the opening of its new in-house/direct service diaper pantry in March.
EarthX Celebrates Another Year in Fair Park
The world’s largest green gathering is returning to Fair Park April 21-23.
UP Hosts Annual Easter Egg Hunt ‘Eggstravaganza’
The city of University Park hosted its annual Easter egg hunt “Eggstravaganza” April 1 in Goar Park.
Reluctant Texan Champions Dallas Arts
Elizabeth Van Vleck, a former professional dancer from New York City, moved from Los Angeles to Dallas a decade ago with a question on her mind.
Oscar-Winning HP Alum to Screen New Film
Oscar-winning filmmaker Megan Mylan will return to Dallas next week for multiple screenings of her latest documentary about displaced Syrian migrants.
Ylang 23 to Take Donations, Free Easter Photos
Dallasites can donate Easter basket gifts to support Jubilee Park and Community Center and get their Easter photos taken with real bunnies for free by a professional photographer April 1.
Not Just Dance: Preston of the Park Cities Residents Enjoy a Green Day
Young students from the McLane School of Irish Dance in Richardson came to the senior living community and put on a St. Patrick’s Day performance capable of making those who missed it green with envy.
Peter Brodsky To Receive J. Erik Jonsson Ethics Award
Peter Brodsky, known for helping to revitalize the RedBird Mall area in south Dallas, will receive the J. Erik Jonsson Ethics Award March 21.
Karl Kuby Sr. Celebrates 90th Birthday
Karl Kuby Sr., who opened his well-known restaurant and butcher shop Kuby’s Sausage House and European Market in Snider Plaza in 1961, celebrated his 90th birthday with family and friends in the shop March 19.