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Keeping Up With The Perots?
Talk about pricey presents. Ross Perot Jr. donated a helicopter to the Dallas Police Department in December. Now the department has a 2019 Protector Targa 310 boat courtesy of another wealthy and competitive Dallasite.
Dallas City Council Seeks to Blunt Impact of Abortion Ruling
Dallas City Council will consider a resolution that would direct city staff to deprioritize investigations related to abortions following the U.S. Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade.
A Look At The Future Neiman Marcus Headquarters in Cityplace Tower
A large portion of Cityplace Tower is getting a remodel – about 85,000 square feet to be specific – to house the future Dallas corporate office of Neiman Marcus.
Dallas ISD Parents, Share Your Thoughts on the Clear Backpack Policy
Fill out our form to share your thoughts on the district's new clear backpack policy.
Remembering Izzy Martin, Our 2021 Readers’ Choice Person of the Year
Isabelle “Izzy” Martin, People Newspapers’ 2021 Readers’ Choice Person of the Year, died July 29 of osteosarcoma, a bone cancer that she battled for more than two years.
Crime
Man Arrested in Connection With Assault on North Central Expressway
Dallas police arrested a man Tuesday after an Instagram video went viral showing an altercation with two women on North Central Expressway Saturday.
Preston Hollow Neighbors Parade With Patriotic Pizzazz
North Dallas residents know how to spend Independence Day with style.
Dallas Democrats Accuse Republican Party Candidate of Submitting Fraudulent Application for Office
Dallas County Democrats reported fraud involving the Dallas County Republicans’ acceptance of Mark Hajdu’s false application to run for State Representative House District 114.
Hindus Advocate for Schools to Close for Diwali
Hindus are urging Dallas area independent school districts (including Dallas ISD and Highland Park ISD) and private, charter, and parochial schools to close for Diwali, their most popular festival, which falls on Oct. 24 this year.
TMB Suspends Psychiatrist and Author’s License After Assault Charges
The Texas Medical Board last week temporarily suspended the medical license of Dallas psychiatrist Dr. David Henderson “after determining his continuation in the practice of medicine poses a continuing threat to public welfare,” according to a TMB press release.
Medical City Children’s Hospital Reduces Cardiac Arrest in Patients
A recent study including research from Medical City Children’s Hospital and 14 other medical centers nationwide is helping save children’s lives with the goal of reducing cardiac arrest in youth.
Levine Academy Earns ISAS Accreditation
Ann & Nate Levine Academy recently earned membership in the Independent Schools Association of the Southwest.
Trying Again: Spieth Gains Momentum After Byron Nelson Near-Miss
Though Jordan Spieth’s quest for a hometown title at the AT&T Byron Nelson eluded him again in May, at least the former Jesuit standout is getting closer.
NorthPark Center Santa Claus Retires
The shopping center's Santa, also known as Carl Anderson, is retiring after 32 years.
Voices
Changing Traditions: Graduate Looks Back on Hockaday Commencement
Throughout my 14 years as a Hockadaisy, I had always dreamed of my graduation day.
Dallas’ Development Services Department To Host Pop-Up Permitting Event
Much has been made about Dallas’ permitting process, and the city’s development services department is gearing up for its first pop-up permit event to allow homeowners to quickly get permits for minor home repairs and upgrades.
New Coach Sets Sights on Playoff Success for Longhorns
After leading W.T. White to the most prolific offensive season in program history, Kenchee Ross was due for a promotion.
Dallas ISD Seeking Input On Clear Backpack Policy Option
In a post that was quickly removed from its website, the district stated clear backpacks will be required for students of all ages.
Crime
Scammers Use Spoofed Dallas Water Utilities Phone Number to Request Money
Fraudsters are posing as the Dallas Water Utilities department and using fear tactics to get money out of consumers.
People Newspapers Wins 10 National Newspaper Association Awards
It was another very busy news year, and the work put in to cover the Park Cities and Preston Hollow communities was evident in the 10 awards People Newspapers won this year for editorial content and advertising.