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Berkley’s Market To Open in Knox Street
Berkley’s Market (formerly Royal Blue Grocery) plans to expand their footprint in Dallas with a new location just off the Katy Trail in the trendy Knox District area set to open later this year.
NTPGA Awards Golf Scholarships to Grads
Highland Park’s Sophie Biediger is among 73 graduating golfers announced as winners of scholarships awarded by the Northern Texas PGA Foundation. (Read time: 1.9 minutes)
Pullano Picked to Lead Blue Wave in 6A
Former Granbury coach Jason Pullano will replace Jason Cole, who retired after overseeing the HP swimming program for the past 15 years. (Read time: 1.6 minutes)
Mockingbird Station Starbucks Workers Announce Union Organizing Effort
Starbucks workers in Dallas’ Mockingbird Station and in Addison have joined efforts by co-workers in cities across the country to unionize their stores.
Anchor Bar to Open on Knox Street, at Preston-Royal
The Anchor Bar, a new seafood-focused restaurant concept called The Anchor Bar is expected to begin serving up oysters, sushi, martinis, and more at two locations – one on Knox Street and a second at Preston Road and Royal Lane – in 2023.
Bush Sisters Talk Book, Family, and Superpowers
Former president shows up as daughters introduce their latest title
What Had You Accomplished at 19?
Haley Taylor Schlitz, an author, law school grad, prepares for bar exam
HPISD Place 4 Trustee Recount Called Off During Count, Original Results Stand
Highland Park ISD place 4 trustee candidate Tyler Beeson, who challenged incumbent Jae Ellis for the seat, called off the recount process Thursday during the vote-counting process.
Dallas City Council Greenlights Knox Street Project
A large, mixed-use project to bring luxury residential units, restaurant, retail, office space, and green space, as well as a hotel to the Knox Street area near Highland Park, was unanimously greenlit by the Dallas City Council May 25.
Douglas Bar and Grill Open in Snider Plaza
The much-anticipated full-service barbecue restaurant Douglas Bar and Grill is open in Snider Plaza next to CVS.
November Ballots Take Shape
Voters’ November ballots are in place after Tuesday’s primary runoff elections.
FBI Uncovers Plot to Assassinate George W. Bush
An Iraqi man based in Ohio is accused of being linked to a plot to assassinate former President George W. Bush, going as far as traveling to Dallas “to conduct surveillance of locations associated with the former President,” and recruiting a team of four compatriots he allegedly hoped to smuggle into the U.S., according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Ohio.
Crime
Real Estate Fund Executives Sentenced For Fraud
The CEO of a Grapevine-based lender that operates real estate investment trusts as well as three other executives — two of whom are based in Highland Park – were sentenced to a combined 20 years in prison for fraud, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas Chad E. Meacham announced Monday.
Donors Needed For Dak (And Others)
Highland Park Middle School teacher and coach Adam Lopez is used to overcoming challenges when it comes to sports but is now facing a challenge of a different sort in finding a bone marrow donor for his 4-year-old son, Dak.
NorthPark Gold Gift Coin Program Temporarily Suspended
NorthPark Center temporarily suspended the sale of NorthPark Gold Gift Coins beginning Friday.
UP City Council Welcomes New Members
The University Park City Council has two new faces.
Highland Park Swears in New Mayor and Town Council
Highland Park's new mayor and Town Council members were sworn in at yesterday morning's meeting.
Four Distinguished HPHS Alumni Recognized
The Highland Park High School Alumni Association and the Highland Park Education Foundation recognized four as distinguished alumni at the 32nd-annual HPHS alumni awards April 21 at the Dallas Country Club.
Crime
New Allegation Against Bill Hutchinson
Another woman has come forward with sexual assault allegations against developer Bill Hutchinson via a third amended petition filed in a civil suit in Dallas County against him.