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What was happening in Preston Hollow 30-plus years ago?
By
Sarah Hodges
News
Preston-Royal Rezoning OK’d by City Plan Commission
A contentious rezoning case at Preston Road and Royal Lane was greenlit by the Dallas City Plan Commission
Crime
Officer Fired Gun At Robbery Suspect in North Dallas, No Injuries Reported, Police Say
Police say no injuries were reported in an officer-involved shooting in the 5900 block of Williamstown Road in North Dallas Thursday
Community
JD’s Chippery Continues Generations of Baking at New Preston Royal Home
JD’s Chippery celebrated a sweet milestone on June 2 — the first anniversary of its new location in Preston Royal Village
By
Lisa Petty
Living
Families Make Something Special at The Great Create
Kids and families are invited to put their creativity to work during the annual event on Oct. 25
By
Josh Hickman
Community
Tax-Free Weekend at The Shops at Park Lane
There’s a whole host of fun events this weekend with the shops at Park Lane
Society
Win Bell Named 2027 Catholic Foundation Award Honoree
Preston Hollow resident, HP grad Win Bell to be recognized for decades of pro bono leadership
News
Dallas Recreation Centers Closed Friday
Dallas recreation centers will be closed Aug. 7 for a required city furlough day
Sports
Locals Compete at All-American Games
Jesuit’s James and HP’s Bond were among the top performers
By
Contributor
Events
Texas Ballet Theater Announces Season Highlights
Texas Ballet Theater announces the return of two annual holiday traditions as well as a new fashion partnership
News
North Dallas Neighbors Call for Pause on Projects
A group of North Dallas neighbors called on Dallas City Council member Gay Donnell Willis to pause movement on some contentions projects, and threatened to initiate a recall effort
Society
Frontiers of Flight To Celebrate Aerospace Pioneer
Frontiers of Flight is celebrating women’s impact with a fundraising luncheon
Business
The Restaurant Two-Step
If Preston Hollow and Park Cities diners have learned anything in recent years, it’s this: Don’t get too attached to a favorite table.
By
Claudia Carson-Habeeb
and Rachel Snyder
Crime
Don’t Let Scammers Crash Your Summer Vacation
Summer vacation should end with souvenirs and great memories, not stories about getting scammed.
Community
Preparing Your Home for Back-to-School
When August rolls around, it’s time to prepare your family and home to head back to school.
By
Contributor
/ Jenny Dietsch
Community
Park Cities Families Celebrate Freedom With Juneteenth Festivities
The community came together on June 20 for the annual event from Black Families of Park Cities
By
Sarah Hodges
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports July 27 – Aug. 3
A wallet thief, shoplifters and more plagued the Park Cities Crime Reports for July 27 – Aug. 2