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Living
Local Teen Made, Then Saved, His Feature Filmmaking Debut
After earning their high school diplomas, Joseph Jeavons and his teenage creative team graduated from short films to features.
Schools
Armstrong’s Gala Enchants Guests With Magical Auction
The Glass Slipper Gala was one for the storybooks, raising crucial funds to create more happily ever afters for students, staff, and the community.
News
Town Thanks HP Charitable League for Employee Gifts
Monies received primarily from the Highland Park Charitable League plus individual residents provided a $650 one-time appreciation gift to each full-time employee of the town of Highland Park.
Business
Late Burger House Co-Owner Left ‘The Most’ Memories
As the oldest continuously operating restaurant in the Park Cities, it has the most history of selling the most unpretentious menu items prepared by some of the most beloved restaurant owners and staff.
Schools
MIS Students Warm Hearts With ‘Frozen Jr.’
There was magic both on and off the stage during the December production of Frozen Jr. at McCulloch Intermediate School.
News
Village Barbershop, UPS Store Close in Highland Park Village
The Village Barbershop and the UPS Store are both leaving Highland Park Village this month. The Village Barbershop will close its doors on Dec. 31. The UPS Store had its last day of business on Dec. 20.
News
Memorial Funds Honor Girls Lost in July 4 Flooding
Park Cities families who lost daughters during the July 4 flooding that devastated Camp Mystic have established memorial foundations to honor them and continue their legacies.
News
New Hope for Answers in Chris Murzin Case
The Foundation has found a company that has retained location-based data from Feb. 2021, the month when Chris was gunned down in an apparent road rage incident in broad daylight on I-20.
Business
Grandmother’s Fudge Recipe Is in Good Hands
Top-selling fudge varieties include dark chocolate with sea salt, chocolate dipped peanut butter, and nutty fudge laced with pecans, walnuts, or pistachios.
Society
Party Hopping
So many great celebrations, so little space in print. Enjoy this roundup of recently submitted photographs.
Home
Minimalism versus Maximalism, Part 2: Is More Merrier?
Maximalist design embraces color, abundance, and personal expression.
Food
From Baja to Dallas, With Love
Puerto Cocina, the newest Mexican restaurant to open in Dallas, is a love letter to Baja Mexico that landed in the Dallas Design District mailbox, and we are the lucky recipients.
Food
Christmas Yule Log Cake Is Simple and Spectacular
I’ve often said guests may not recall the menu, but they should always remember the dessert.
Food
New York Bakery Opens in University Park
Maman, a New York-based, French-inspired café and bakery, has opened in The Plaza at Preston Center.
Community
Toy Drive Honors Heaven’s 27
This holiday season, spread a little extra holiday cheer by participating in a toy drive to honor the legacies of Heaven's 27.
Society
Junior Symphony Ball Funds Musical Opportunities
The 68th Annual JSB will bring together more than 2,800 high school students from over 25 area schools
Business
Comings and Goings
The Devonshire Club blends Americana, Asian, and French inspirations, along with a touch of Greek flair.
Food
New Bakery Warms Up Preston Center
Despite its cozy 1,050 square-foot-space, the bakery has an expansive pastry case and espresso bar, a refrigerated grab-and-go section, and shelves that display a well-curated selection of items.
Society
‘It’s the Last One Here’
As the first floor of the downtown Neiman Marcus filled up with champagne-sipping women of all ages, the air was tinged with nostalgia and poignancy for likely the last such fashion show at the venerable store location.
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Experience the Magic of ‘Frozen Jr.’ With MIS Students
Audiences can warm their hearts with the winter magic of Frozen Jr. from Dec. 4 to 6 at McCulloch Intermediate School, 3555 Granada Ave.