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News

Walnut Hill, Betty Jane Lane Zoning Case OK’d, With Changes

The Dallas city council approved a contentious zoning case at the corner of Walnut Hill and Betty Jane Lane after a further reduction in the number of patio homes
Living

Cattle Baron’s Ball Remembers Caring Father, Real Estate Leader

The family of late Hunt Realty Investments president Colin Fitzgibbons are the 2026 paddle raise honorees
Living

2026 Cattle Baron’s Ball Co-Chairs Share Personal Ties and Goals 

Nothing proves that “everything is bigger in Texas” like the Cattle Baron’s Ball. 
Sports

Coming of Age

New-look WTW volleyball team making strides
Sports

Scots Open District Friday

Welcome Naaman Forest to Highlander Stadium
Sports

Rangers Eye Third Straight Win

Jesuit Dallas will look for a win against McKinney Boyd on Friday
News

There’s a Dust-Up Over a Damaged Bluffview Bluff 

Some Bluffview residents say construction of a house has destroyed a bluff and cleared trees
News

What’s Driving Study of M-Line Trolley Expansion to Knox-Henderson

Local transportation officials say extending the M-Line trolley streetcar to the Knox-Henderson would help better connect the area to Downtown.
News

Preston Hollow Crime Reports Sept. 14-20

Unwelcome guests, troublemakers, and burglars made mischief in Preston Hollow in this week’s Crime Reports
News

Snider Plaza Property Owners to Fund Employee Parking

The city is no longer considering paid parking for the shopping center
Schools

MIS/HPMS Students Mark Start of First Year as Scots

With new mascot, fifth through eighth graders become part of legacy of excellence that continues through high school
Schools

UP Elementary Bikers Saddle Up for Annual Rodeo

Amherst Avenue became an adventure zone for University Park Elementary’s young bikers on Sept. 4
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Sept. 14 – 20

Bag burglars, porch pirates, and more plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for Sept. 14 – 20.
Tributes

Missing SMU Professor, Attorney Remembered

Attorney and SMU law professor Charles Hosch was remembered at a memorial service at University Park United Methodist Church
News

HPUMC Shares Answer, Counterclaim to Lawsuit

Highland Park United Methodist Church shared its official response to a lawsuit from the Horizon Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church over changes to the church’s governing documents
News

HP Town Council Approves Wycliffe Construction Contract

Work on the 20-month-long project is expected to begin in October
Sports

Eagles Soar Past Scots

HP closes non-district in defeat
Sports

Lions on the Mark

St. Mark’s cruised to a win in the team’s first meeting against Covenant
Schools

Hockaday Students Launch Art for Earth Contest 

The pair hope to inspire young Dallas artists while promoting environmental justice and dignity
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