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Northaven Trail: A Path With Heart
This Valentine's Day, trail lovers can gift a customized Trail Cling for walkers, runners, and bikers to discover while they're on the trail.
Meet the Cutest Pizzeria in the Park Cities
Tucked into a nondescript strip of Berkshire Lane just east of Douglas Avenue, Pizzeria Carina unpretentiously serves unpretentious Roman-style pies.
Society
‘Free Your Feet, Feel the Beat’ Dance Party Benefits YMCA
YMCA members and non-members are invited to a free afternoon of cardio dance from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 26, in the Moody Family YMCA Gymnasium.
College Filmmaker Explores Grandmother’s Gratifying Life
For Roylenne Huff, a resident of The Preston of the Park Cities, retirement hasn’t exactly been synonymous with slowing down.
Trova to Pop its Last Cork
The charming, award-winning Preston Center wine shop and restaurant will close its doors for good Jan. 18.
Winter Menu: Chase Away The Chill One Bite At A Time
As much as I love quick meals, once winter settles in, I relish dishes that result from slow cooking.
Try These Quick and Easy Ways to Style Your Coffee Table
You should never underestimate the impact that a coffee table has on the rest of the room.
Favorites of 2024: UP Animal Lover Helps Rooster Strut His Stuff at Family Ranch
This story about a University Park rooster may make readers rethink their menus. Managing editor Sarah Hodges named it a favorite of 2024.
How New Year’s Lost Many Traditions to Christmas
The first mention of an American holiday tree appears in an 1836 short story, Catherine Sedgwick’s 1836 “New Year’s Day,” and the tree was a New Year’s decoration.
In Case You Missed It
Father’s Fatal Heart Attack Motivates Miss Park Cities
As Miss Park Cities 2025, Sarah Swift is eager to use her platform to raise awareness about issues important to her and make a meaningful impact in her community.
Pioneer Woman Shares Recipes for Gift-Giving Success
Ree Drummond, who’s known as “The Pioneer Woman” to fans, has 4.3 million followers on Instagram, stars in her own Food Network show, and has authored more than 20 books.
Voices
Voices: The Holidays and The Ambiguity of Hope
Hope and ambiguity go hand-in-hand, where we look forward toward a life of promising experiences, all the while with doubt, uncertainty, and some fear.
Society
Debutantes Presented at Idlewild, Calyx, Terpsichorean Club Balls
The Idlewild Club kicked off the six-week debutante season in November by presenting five young women, all legacies with deep Dallas roots.
UP History Quiz
Share your quiz results on your Instagram Stories and tag us @PeopleNewspapers for a chance to be reposted!
Real Talk: Lindsay Wilson
Influenced, in part, by childhood memories of a residential designer her mom used in Little Rock, Lindsay Wilson chose her major midway through her freshman year at the University of Arkansas.
News
The BBB List of Top Holiday Scams
Most scams on this list can be avoided by taking a few simple precautions, according to the BBB
Announcements
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Announces Award Honorees
Oncologist Robert Berryman, actor Larry Hagman, five-time leukemia survivor Jude Cobler, and former First Lady Laura Bush are among the LLS award recipients.
Events
Support Ronald McDonald House of Dallas on Feb. 20
Get ready to ‘Rock the House’ and support the home-away-from-home for the families of children receiving treatment for a serious illness or injury.
HP LitFest Announces Keynote Speaker
New York Times bestselling author of 'Beneath a Scarlet Sky' and former investigative reporter Mark Sullivan will deliver the keynote speech at the 30th annual Highland Park Literary Festival (HP LitFest).
Events
HPHS Club, Community to Help Feed Malnourished Children
A club of Highland Park High School students hopes to prepare more than 100,000 meals for malnourished children around the world in February, and it is looking for volunteers and sponsors to help reach its goal.