Community
Latest (Page 50)
Voices
You’re Too Sexy for This Paper
It’s been a rough year, and we wouldn’t have dreamed of participating in April Fools hijinks last year — a tornado followed by a pandemic was more than enough confusion, thank you very much.
Obituaries
Radio Hall of Famer Ron Chapman Dies at 85
When legendary radio personality Ron Chapman retired from full-time work on the airwaves in 2005, it didn't take much to get everyone to tell their favorite story about the Radio Hall of Famer.
Chapman died Monday at age 85.
20 Under 40
Proud to Present our 2021 20 Under 40
After a year defined by neighbors helping neighbors while remaining apart, we're proud to say this year’s nominees can be counted among those who made a difference in their workplaces, chosen career fields, and communities during a challenging and uncertain time.
There’s Still Time to See Some Historic Homes Today
When there's a pandemic going on and it's still probably not the best idea to put a lot of strangers inside enclosed spaces, you pivot to a virtual home tour, complete with a basket full of goodies for a DIY cocktail party.
Northaven Trail Bridge Breaks Ground May 8
A little more than two months after the Texas Department of Transportation approved the construction of the Northaven Trail pedestrian bridge that will span U.S. Highway 75 and connect the trail to White Rock Creek Trail and beyond, ground will break on the project, it was announced this week.
Election
Voting? There’s a Tag For That
It's no secret that even in the most interesting years, turnout at municipal elections tends to be a little lackluster. But some North Dallas voters are taking to social media to encourage their fellow residents to make an effort to cast a ballot.
In Memoriam
Pioneering Dallas Media Figure Jocelyn White Dies At 68
Longtime Dallas media figure Jocelyn White died April 18 at the age of 68.
Voices
Letter to the Editor
I just got home from Trader Joe’s — a grocery store in Preston Hollow I’m so lucky to have within walking distance of where I live.
Voices
April Hope: Fertile Ground
We are set for the most beautiful spring ever in Dallas. April Fools!
Spring Shopping Stroll Coming Back To Highland Park Village
Spring is back in bloom at Highland Park Village.
Katy Trail Spring Support Campaign Begins
The Katy Trail's annual support outreach, the Spring Support Campaign, kicked off Tuesday with Gwen and Doug Parker serving as the campaign’s honorary chairs.
St. Vincent de Paul Pharmacy Expands Coverage
The Society of St. Vincent de Vincent de Paul’s charitable pharmacy, the first of its kind in Texas, recently expanded eligibility for its services.
HPDPS Chief Up For Challenge
Highland Park Department of Public Safety (HPDPS) Director Paul Sandman knew he wanted to get into law enforcement when he was 20 years old.
Voices
Texas Needs Planned Resilience For The Next Unlikely Event
From the coronavirus pandemic to the winter storm that knocked out essential infrastructure across the state, the “unprecedented” events of this past year have caught us unprepared.
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor
An endorsement letter signed by several former PTA members was illegal, one reader insists.
Voices
YMCA Thanks the Park Cities
For over 75 years, the Moody Family YMCA has served the Park Cities with a mission to put Christian values into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind, and body.
In Case You Missed It
HPISD Mourns Beloved ‘Mama Drama’ Linda Raya
The Highland Park ISD community is mourning beloved educator Linda Raya, known affectionately as “mama drama.”
Voices
Want To Be in The Paper?
Tag Us on Instagram With #PeopleReadingPeople. It’s always fun — even when it’s criticism — to hear from our readers. After all, without you, this paper doesn’t exist.
In Case You Missed It
Cold Weather, Warm Neighbors
While many Texans were without necessities like power and water during the winter storm in February, North Texans came together to help each other through it.
