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Society
Out & About: House of DIFFA ‘Royalty Untamed’
More than 1,200 attendees were there to witness to an evening of fashion, musical performances, and an auction.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports June 3-9
Car burglars, a license plate looter, and a concert ticket fraudster appear in this week's crime reports.
Events
Predators in Prather Park
She’s a "silent killer," and she may be living in your backyard. But she’s the kind of predator you want to have around — she’s after cockroaches and mice.
HP Closes Section of Drexel Drive to Speed Storm Cleanup
The Town of Highland Park has closed a section of Drexel Drive between Highland Drive and Lexington Avenue to expedite cleanup of tree and brush debris caused by the May 28 storm.
UP City Council Postpones Snider Plaza Parking Action
The University Park City Council has postponed action on a recommendation that would require many customers to pay for parking spots in Snider Plaza’s surface lot.
It’s Not Too Late: Centennial Celebration Merchandise For Sale
If you missed the merchandise booth at University Park’s Centennial Celebration, there’s still a chance to snag some commemorative items.
Students Invited to Apply for Free Wisdom Teeth Extraction
Students account for the costs of tuition, housing and food when planning for college, but often forget to factor in a whopping $2,500 expense — wisdom teeth extractions.
Society
Out & About: DSOL Debutante Presentation Weekend
The function kicked off a flurry of events, culminating in the 39th Annual Presentation Ball in February 2025 at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.
New Friends New Life Announces New Board Members
New Friends New Life has announced that two Park Cities residents recently began three-year terms on its board.
Park Cities Libraries Offer Programs for Kids, Teens
It's getting drier outside, and the summer reading programs at the University Park Public Library and Highland Park Library are catching fire.
HP to Evaluate Facility Needs, Identify Improvements
Highland Park will undergo a facility needs assessment for three departments to ensure spaces are sufficient and used appropriately.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports May 27-June 2
Fraudsters, reckless drivers, and porch pirates run amok in this week's Park Cities crime reports.
Society
Out & About: Make-A-Wish Annual Wish Night Gala
Amid resplendent blue and gold decorations that mirrored a sky at twilight, performers twirled on stage, attendees bid on auction items, and kids experienced their wishes magically coming to life at the annual gala.
Society
Skybox Datacenters Marks 10 Years
In a room festooned with golden balloons and glowing signs, employees, customers, and partners raised flutes of champagne to celebrate Skybox Datacenters’ ten-year anniversary in late May.
Society
Dallas Black Dance Theatre to Host Annual BIG Dance
The event, themed "Motown Sound," will bring glamour, music, and philanthropy wrapped up as a vibrant dance party.
Power of Community Helps Neighbors in the Dark
In the wake of May 28's storm, power was patchy and hotel rooms booked fast, but there was no shortage of helping hands in the Park Cities.
Destructive Storms Deplete Community’s Blood Supply
Carter BloodCare is urging all eligible donors — especially those with blood type O negative — to help replenish the community blood supply by donating this week.
Splash Season Is Back at the Holmes Aquatic Center
The Holmes Aquatic Center opened to the public on May 25, and will remain open through Labor Day.
Homes Without Power May 28 Could Face Extended Outages
Nearly 10,000 Oncor customers in Highland and University Park were without power the evening of May 28, and officials warned that these residents could face extended outages.