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Community

Mural Painted by ‘70s Teens Still Unites Neighbors

Volunteers maintain Forest Lane wall art 45 years after debut

By Bethany Erickson

Tornado

Central Market Seeking Shoppers Who Sheltered From the Storm

It won't be long before the Central Market at Preston Road and Royal Lane will reopen after being shuttered for more than a year after an EF3 tornado barreled through Preston Hollow.

Pajamas For Seniors Hosting Mother’s Day Tea and Drive-Thru

Pajamas for Seniors is gearing up for a Mother’s Day tea and drive through from 10-11:30 a.m. Friday at the Preston of the Park Cities at 5917 Sherry Lane.

2021 Pool Passes On Sale in the Park Cities

School’s almost out and summer’s almost here. That means it’s time to get your pool passes lined up for the season!

July Fourth

United We Stand: Parade Scheduled

A year after its COVID-19 cancelation, the Rotary Club of the Park Cities expects the Fourth of July Parade to return this summer.

Faith

Finding Grace at Taco Bell?

The King James Version wording of this text came to mind as I thought about how Deirdre Hairston has described her ejection by police from Mass in March for refusing to wear a mask at Holy Trinity Catholic Church.

Despite Online Kerfuffle, Few Protest At Holy Trinity

For all the social media furor, few attended planned protests at Holy Trinity Church, where police had removed a North Texas politician’s daughter after she refused to wear a mask at Mass.

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.