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General
From Slopes to Shores, Dallas Makes Spring Break Plans
Spring Break serve as an opportunity to reconnect with friends and family
Living
Night of Giraffes, Hippos, Lions Raises $1.5M for Zoo
More than 800 guests arrived at Zoo To Do 2025: Nocturne to celebrate the Zoo’s mission of “Engaging People & Saving Wildlife”
Community
Klyde Warren Park Holiday Celebration Returns
On Dec. 6, Dallas residents kicked off the holiday season with Klyde Warren Park's annual tree lighting event.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Dec. 1-7
Property and motor vehicle thefts kept the DPD busy in this week's reports.
News
UP Council Honors Snider Plaza Favorite
The University Park city council celebrated a local restaurant and advanced several major infrastructure items during its Dec. 2 meeting, beginning with a proclamation honoring the 30th anniversary of Half Shells.
Community
Support UP Businesses With Miracle Mile Holiday Passport
Grab your Miracle Mile passport now through Jan. 15 to support local businesses and score holiday discounts and promotions!
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.
Community
Dallas Symphony Orchestra League Honors 2026 Debutantes
This holiday season, the DSOL celebrated the 2026 debutantes with a dinner at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.
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.
Sports
King of Pins: Going Strong After 50 Years on the Mat
Tim Marzuola’s 800th career dual win came and went last season with the longtime Highland Park wrestling coach barely acknowledging the milestone.
Community
Elementary Students Kick Up Their Feet to a 1920s Beat
Bradfield students cut a rug learning the Charleston in their school’s gymnasium the week of Nov. 10.
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.
In Case You Missed It
Jet-Setting Generosity: The 2025 Crystal Charity Ball
This year’s Crystal Charity Ball, themed “Expédition d’Élégance,” will take guests on a globe-trotting adventure
Schools
Armstrong Pupils Have Frightfully Fun Pumpkin Spectacular
Students at Armstrong Elementary ended Halloween with much more than full bags of candy.
Schools
Hyer Cooks Up Thanksgiving Tradition With Exercise, Family, and Fun
Hyer Elementary kicked off the Thanksgiving festivities early on Nov. 15 with its first annual Family Turkey Trot.
Home
Don’t Squish That Squash!
Porch pumpkin displays can be stunning, but they lose some of their luster in the glow of Christmas lights.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Nov. 17-23
Property and motor vehicle thefts kept the DPD busy in this week's reports.
Sports
Coaches, Players Bond With Fellowship, Football
Randy Allen could spend his Monday evenings quietly at home, escaping the constant whirlwind of activity that comes with coaching high school football.
Food
Thanksgiving for Two? Try Alternatives
One of the most iconic Thanksgiving paintings is Norman Rockwell’s Freedom From Want painted in 1943.