Park Cities Crime Reports March 11-17
Porch pirates, purse pilferers and postal prowlers plagued the Park Cities while residents were on spring break.
Read morePorch pirates, purse pilferers and postal prowlers plagued the Park Cities while residents were on spring break.
Read morePreservation Park Cities will welcome all auto enthusiasts and lovers of the outdoors to its annual car show in Burleson Park from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 20.
Read moreMolly Mullens, a third grader at University Park Elementary School, was killed and other family members injured March 16 when their SUV was struck head-on by a vehicle that crossed a highway median in rainy conditions.
Read moreIt’s a strange full-circle moment when you become a camp counselor after spending years as a camper.
Read moreThe Crossroads Academy Teen Board visited the Juanita Craft Civil Rights House last fall.
Read moreThe University Park Public Library celebrated Pi Day – the holiday honoring the world’s favorite mathematical constant – March 14 with a variety of (paper) pie baking and building activities for its youngest patrons.
Read moreGuests are invited to celebrate spring with company and the outdoors with store discounts, pop-ups, food and drink samples, and other festivities from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Read moreThe Chi Omega Christmas Market broke records in its 46th year, raising $572,000 to support local nonprofits.
Read moreThe Center for BrainHealth awarded its highest science honor, the Dr. Charles L. Branch BrainHealth Award, to Dr. Mark D’Esposito during a recent invitation-only luncheon.
Read moreClayton Kershaw’s three Cy Young Awards and reputation as one of the most feared pitchers of baseball’s modern era might never have happened without the foundation he gained at Highland Park High School.
Read moreThe Award Dinner at the Hilton Anatole paid homage to their Louisiana roots with fleur-de-lis accents, brass musicians from the Steve Bayless Orchestra, and praline party favors.
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