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Living
Explore Nature’s Wonders in Hot Springs
Hot Springs is just a scenic five-hour drive from Dallas, and the natural beauty of central Arkansas is well worth the trip
Living
Creativity Flourished at Fleurs de Villes MUSE
Floral displays gave homage earlier this spring to muses who inspire great artists
Food
Ship to Shore Culinary Theater
I love the creativity, challenges, and energy of cooking on a cruise ship
Home
Take Your Interiors to the Next Level With Decorative Mirrors
Mirrors are one of those interior design tools that no home can really do without
Living
Stars Hollow Has Nothing on the Park Cities
Some towns exist on a map. Others exist in the way they make you feel.
Living
It’s City vs. Town in Fun and Friendly Mahjong Competition
Players plan to battle it out during the first-ever mahjong tournament hosted by the Highland Park Library and University Park Public Library.
Living
A Standing Ovation for the Arts Educators and Advocates
HPISD recognizes the behind the scenes work of HP Arts teachers and advocates
Living
Bird’s Bookstore Becomes a Sanctuary for Book Lovers
Preston Hollow Couple Gives Readers a Cozy Roost
Living
At Least One Last Song for Poor David’s Pub
Brice Beaird still has music to play, places to perform
Living
Shlesinger Taps Decker for Passion Project
Iliza Shlesinger recently revisited an email she wrote to herself back in 2018, just before she got married, about living with regrets from her high school days.
Society
Mothers Brunch and Bazaar to Support Nexus Recovery Center
The fifth-annual event will feature a panel discussion, brunch, and shopping bazaar.
Society
Dallas Symphony Orchestra League Hosts Inaugural Mahjong Night
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra League recently hosted a night of mahjong to support music.
Living Well
For a Quick Getaway, the Ritz-Carlton Las Colinas Fits
The ideal solution for a quick getaway that doesn’t involve TSA or a stop at Buc-ees, is practically next door.
Living
Gratitude Is on the Menu at Grandparent Volunteer Luncheon
Grandparents spend hours serving students in Highland Park ISD’s cafeterias each week. But on Feb. 3, middle-school helpers left their aprons behind while they enjoyed brisket and conversation at the first-ever Raider Café grandparent volunteer luncheon.
Living
Five Signs Your Aging Parents May Need Help
When I started thinking about caring for my own mother as she got older, I’ll admit I was a little nervous.
Living
Furry and Feathered Neighbors Help Build Community
There are some wild Park Cities residents, and they’ve got the whole neighborhood talking.
Home
Superb First Impressions: Essential Items for the Perfect Foyer
Foyers and entryways are important areas of the home that often go overlooked. Not only are they a landing strip where you transition from public to private life, but they also set the mood and color scheme for the whole house.
Living
A Senior’s Guide to Staying Sharp
An enhanced perspective, increased wisdom, and elevated self-confidence often come to mind when we think about how growing older affects our emotional and intellectual well-being.
Living
Centenarian Celebrates Birthday at Moody Family YMCA
What does a 100-year-old’s fitness routine look like? Ask Joan Eichner.
General
Park Cities Presbyterian Church Associate Pastor Accepts Nomination to Lead New Church
Park Cities Presbyterian Church (PCPC) Associate Pastor Paul Goebel has accepted a nomination to take the helm of Christ Presbyterian Church in Nashville.