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In Case You Missed It
SMU Achieves Top Research Activity Status
SMU has reached Research 1 status, the highest research activity designation from the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Feb. 10-16
Heartless crooks broke into multiple vehicles and stole from Park Cities homes during the week of Valentine's Day.
Events
Italian Alps Apres Ski Pops Up at NorthPark Center
ALPINA, named after the iconic Italian Alps landscape, will be open through early spring, showcasing a taste of the après-ski lifestyle right in the heart of Dallas.
In Case You Missed It
Scots Prepared to Start Postseason Push
One week after the Highland Park girls toppled Frisco Emerson to start their playoff run, their HP boys counterparts will look to duplicate that feat on Tuesday.
Events
Texas Women’s Foundation to Honor Women Helping Women
The awards celebration will honor the women and young leader recipients who have helped facilitate change for women and girls.
Uplift Education Presents Annual Art Exhibit
"Igniting Imagination," showcased at NorthPark Center, celebrates the innovative mixed media talents of K-12 students.
Where to Get Your Mardi Gras Gumbo Fix
Whether you’re going to celebrate Mardi Gras, or you just want to enjoy a hot bowl on a cold day, here are some area restaurants that serve gumbo.
Community
Dallas Animal Services to Host Late Night Doggie Date Night
“Late Night Doggie Date Night” gives residents additional time to bond with adoptable pets
DART Reps Ask for UP City Council’s Support
Dallas Area Rapid Transit representatives told the University Park City Council during a Feb. 4 meeting that DART is working to better meet the city’s needs, and asked the council to adopt a resolution to maintain the agency’s funding.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Feb. 3-9
Careless cruisers, troublemakers, and thieves created some chaos in this week's Park Cities crime reports.
Arts
JD Miller to Host 10th Annual Live Valentine’s Day Painting
Looking for a romantic spot to take your Valentine?
HPISD Trustees Discuss Bond Plans, Board Goals
Highland Park ISD expects to receive funds from its $137.3 million bond package on Feb. 26, and the district is working to schedule projects financed by bond dollars.
Events
Bush Center Honors Quiet WWII Heroism
The story of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, nicknamed the Six Triple Eight, is featured in a new Netflix program.
General
A Killer Story Emerges From Behind the Scenes
Former People Newspapers writer Claire St. Amant takes readers behind the yellow caution tape and into the world of fast-paced true crime journalism.
HP Recognized for Highest Public Protection Classification
Assistant State Fire Marshal Chuck Allen presented an award to the Town for maintaining a class 1 rating from the Insurance Services Office.
UP Gathers Input on Potential New Library Spaces
The University Park Public Library is planning to make changes, and city leaders want to hear what the community thinks.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Jan. 28-Feb. 2
Mischief makers, poor drivers, and thieves were up to no good in this week's Park Cities Crime Reports.
Events
Interior Design Pop-Up to Benefit Dwell With Dignity
Shoppers can find home decor items created by leading designers, showrooms, and retailers featuring significant discounts.
UP Elementary Celebrates 100 Days of Learning
Kindergartners at University Park Elementary grew up fast during their first 100 days of school based on the canes and glasses they brought to campus on Jan. 31.
But with age came wisdom. And for the kindergartners, that called for a 100th Day of School celebration designed to reinforce key math concepts they’ve studied this year.
Society
STAR Program Relocates to Serve More Adults
The impact of enabling smooth transitions from school to the real world will be doubled with the new location.