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What Does the HPISD Community Want From the Next Leader?
Max McGee and Jim Largent of the search firm Hazard, Young, Attea, and Associates (HYA) provided a look into the qualities the community’s looking for in the district’s next leader during a Dec. 13 school board meeting.
Livestock, Ranching Industries Celebrate Willingham
Recently, the prestigious 2022 Golden Spur Award, given by the livestock and ranching industries in recognition of accomplishments by an individual, went to longtime Park Cities resident Clark Willingham.
Sharpe, Kelly Not Seeking Re-Election
Highland Park ISD school board president Tom Sharpe and trustee Stacy Kelly won’t seek re-election when their terms expire in May.
Crime
Former Dallas Rapper Charged With COVID-19 Financial Fraud
John Corbin Corona is charged with wire fraud and money laundering in connection with an alleged scheme to defraud a COVID-19 financial relief program.
General
Mockingbird Station is For Sale
Mockingbird Station, Dallas’ premier transit-oriented development, is for sale.
Highland Park’s Crime Fighting Boy Scouts
Evan Huang decided to trade a hammer for a camera for his Eagle Scout project.
Crime
DPD: One Hospitalized With Graze Wound After Shooting
Dallas Police say a person was hospitalized after being grazed by a bullet shortly before 11 p.m. Sunday in the 5600 block of SMU Boulevard.
HP CultureFest Promotes Connections, Community
Park Cities residents gathered on Nov. 5 at Highland Park High School to celebrate a melting pot of cultures from around the world.
Cornell Centennial Celebration Shows Beauty of Restoration
In a community known for tearing down old houses and replacing them with modern mansions, Cornell Avenue residents signaled there is another way.
People Newspapers Redesigns E-Newsletters
You probably noticed or soon will: Our email newsletters have a new look.
UP OKs Signal Timing Change at Hillcrest and Milton
The signal timing change at the Hillcrest Avenue and Milton Avenue intersection allows for a seven-second walk for pedestrians before the green light is given to vehicles.
Resolution of the Carbone’s vs. Carbone Legal Fight
The legal (Italian food) fight between Carbone’s Fine Food and Wine and the new-to-Dallas Italian restaurant Carbone is over.
School Design Should Foster Connection, Collaboration
Tangram Interiors entered the North Texas market less than a year ago, acquiring BKM Total Office of Texas and bringing expertise in furnishings for medical, commercial, and educational spaces.
HPISD Seeking Input For Superintendent Search
Highland Park ISD trustees and leadership are seeking community input in the search for the district’s next superintendent.
Highland Park Presbyterian Church Mobilizes After Record Rains
August’s drought-interrupting deluge disrupted lives for some, prompting the mobilization of a Park Cities congregation to help friends in Old East Dallas.
ABPA ‘Homes for The Holidays’ Tour Returns For 23rd Year
Armstrong Bradfield Preschool Association (ABPA) is hosting the 23rd Annual Homes for the Holiday Home Tour from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Dec. 2, 2022.
Napkin and Knife Become Belle and Gaston
Their parts were new to seniors Cate Gould and Carter Moreland, but Disney’s Beauty and the Beast musical was not.
Holiday Events in the Park Cities
The Park Cities have plenty of holiday festivities to enjoy.
UP Pickle Partners Dominate Inaugural UP Paddle Battle
The 2022 University Park Paddle Battle was just what the Park Cities needed to prove once and for all that the Williams Park pickleball courts were a solid community addition.
Second Chapter Bookstore Reopens
Second Chapter Bookstore run by the Friends of the University Park Public Library and benefiting the library, is back open in Snider Plaza until Jan. 14 on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.