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Celebrating Hadley Hanna’s Life on What Would Have Been Her Ninth Birthday
Pink vanilla cotton candy with sprinkles. Rainbow unicorns painted on little faces. Glittering crosses on arms, cartwheels on a tumble track, and hearts painted in every color imaginable inside an art bus.
Tributes
Prominent Developer Henry S. Miller III Dead at 79
Henry S. Miller III, who oversaw his family's more than century-old real estate firm and is known for his work developing the West Village shopping center as well as his stewardship of Highland Park Village and the Preston Royal Village shopping center, died on Feb. 28 at 79.
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Norma’s Cafe Owner Remembered As Respected Restaurant Industry Leader
Edward "Ed" Murph III, the owner of beloved Dallas comfort food institution Norma's Cafe, is being remembered for his "unwavering commitment to community service and leadership."
Community
Snow Days Give Neighbors a License to Chill
Neighbors made the most of the snow and ice when schools and offices closed last week of January
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Snow Days Give Neighbors a License to Chill
While schools and offices were closed the last week of January, neighbors got down to the serious business of having fun in the snow and ice.
Schools
Dallas ISD Asks Voters to Approve $6.2 Billion Bond
New schools, modern upgrades, enhanced safety and security part of bond package
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Patricia Love Stephens
Patricia Love Stephens, cherished mother, grandmother, sister, cousin, and friend passed away peacefully on January 23, 2026, after a long life filled with love and laughter.
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When Weather Gave Them Ice, These Residents Went Ice Skating
A former Olympian glided across Germany Park last month — not on a track, but on a sheet of ice that transformed the practice field into Dallas’s most unlikely skating rink.
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Loved LunarFest? Let Its Volunteers Know!
People Newspapers celebrated the Year of the Fire Horse on Feb. 21 at LunarFest, an event that brought together the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Korean Seollal, and Vietnamese Tết.
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To Remember Alamo’s 190th Anniversary, Focus on Struggle For Liberty
Some chapters of history do more than tell a story; they ignite passion and call the living to act. The Alamo is one of those chapters.
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Bestselling Author to Deliver LitFest Keynote Tonight
The community is invited to hear bestselling author and screenwriter Blake Crouch deliver the Highland Park Literary Festival keynote speech tonight, Feb. 19, at Highland Park High School.
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‘Preston Hollow People’ Applauds
We congratulate Aaron Chosed-Fulenwider, Anita Hullum, and Caroline Hayes for their recent honors.
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LunarFest to Spread Joy of Spring Festivals
The community can experience the joy and prosperity of the new lunar year from 2 to 4 p.m. on Feb. 21 during LunarFest at the Moody Family YMCA.
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‘Park Cities People’ Applauds
'Park Cities People' gives a cheer for the author of a classic Jesse Tree Advent book and three standout players on HP's state champion volleyball team.
Community
Dallas Goethe Institut to Host German Author
The Dallas Goethe Institut will host author Ute von Hardenberg at Christ Lutheran Church in University Park on Saturday, Feb. 21
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Bestselling Author, Screenwriter to Deliver LitFest Keynote
The community is invited to hear bestselling author and screenwriter Blake Crouch deliver the Highland Park Literary Festival keynote speech on Feb. 19 at Highland Park High School.
Home
Bold Meets Beautiful as Kips Bay Finds Its Flow
A bright green and fuchsia hallway, complete with a serpent slithering across the ceiling, beckons guests to a bathroom wrapped in Gucci fabric
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Yard Signs Show Support for Hadley Hanna Celebration
Yard signs are available to support the Feb. 13 Celebration of Life fundraiser honoring Hadley Hanna.
News
Porch Pirates Can’t Resist Free Shipping
Dallas ranks as the sixth worst metro area for package theft