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‘We Strangers’ Premieres at SXSW
Park Cities native Emily Ruhl is one of the film's executive producers.
High Tail it to Denver for a Rocky Mountain High
Kersten Rettig: Denver is an easy flight from Dallas Love or DFW, making a long weekend exploring the city a breeze, but there’s so much to do in the area you might want a few more days.
Remarkable Women
Professional Runner Trains Youths Through SpeedKIDZ
When Dawn Grunnagle got her first job at a yogurt shop, her goal was to earn $125 to replace her imitation Keds with a pair of Nike Air Max.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports March 4-10
Fraudsters, hackers, shoplifters and joyriders are up to no good in this week's crime reports.
Goar Park Improvements Could Come With a New Name
University Park staff shared feedback from community committees on improvements to Goar Park and the possibility of changing its name to ‘Centennial Park’ during a March 5 city council meeting.
Highland Park Students on a Mission To Provide Books for Africa
ENTEBBE, Uganda – I took a deep breath as the car approached the home. This would be the first time I stood face-to-face with a project meant to change 33 kids’ lives forever.
Voices
My American Girl Store Adventure
Alice Hodges: The first thing you experience when you walk into the store is awe. It makes you feel like a doll inside a dollhouse.
HP Zoning Commission Recommends Approval of Dior Cafe
The Highland Park Zoning Commission voted Feb. 28 to recommend the town council approve - with conditions - the opening of a new Christian Dior café in Highland Park Village.
March 5 Primary Election Results
Super Tuesday voters decided who’s going to be on the ballot for the November elections.
House of the Month: 4021 Glenwick Lane
Nestled on a large lot in the prestigious Volk Estates neighborhood of University Park, this home offers a blend of luxury and comfort.
Remarkable Women
Geriatrics Specialist Seeks Alzheimer’s Research Breakthroughs
Dr. Diana Kerwin has led the team at Kerwin Medical Center since 2018, focusing on clinical studies and research regarding the prevention of and cure for the most well-known cognitive disorder: Alzheimer’s disease.
Perot Debuts New Exhibits, Extends Spring Break Hours
"Mission Mars: Perseverance Rover" and "Sound Trek: Journey of Sound" will both be open by spring break.
In Case You Missed It
Highland Park Lap Swim Begins Mid-April
Highland Park assistant director of development services Chelsey Gordon briefed the Town Council on the upcoming swim season during the March 5 study session.
Events
Take Back Your Headshot at Wildlike on March 8
To celebrate women and individuality, Wildlike, a local woman-owned business, is offering free headshots that embrace individuality and uniqueness.
The Police’s Stewart Copeland Earns 2024 Meadows Award
As the award recipient, Copeland will participate in an artistic residency at SMU where he will conduct the Meadows Symphony Orchestra in "Police Deranged for Orchestra," featuring some of The Police's best-known songs. The show will be April 16 at the 31st-annual Meadows at the Meyerson event.
Society
Out & About: DSOL Presentation Ball
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra League debutantes took center stage at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center to do the Texas Dip — an all the way to the floor full court bow.
House of the Month: 4237 Middleton Road
Welcome to this stunning yet understated custom quality new construction jewel by Koonsman & Co., a name synonymous with excellence in homebuilding.
Freshen Your Home for Spring (and Beyond) with These Designer Tips
Spring is the perfect time to declutter, tackle home improvement projects, and breathe new life into your rooms with seasonal colors and accessories.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Feb. 26-Mar. 3
Property damage, theft and forgery plague this week's Park Cities Crime Reports.