The Latest
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Nov. 4-10
Burglaries and motor vehicle thefts plagued the Preston Hollow police department this week.
Mario Carbone Is a Good Dude, Let Me Introduce You
Mario Carbone is a good dude. He’s down-to-earth, passionate about food and wants to share that with everyone.
Events
Ann Curry Inspires at Texas Women’s Foundation Luncheon
The award-winning journalist reflects on breaking down barriers in a male-dominated industry
Untangling Assets: Methods for Navigating Divorce Property Division
During a divorce, protecting your property is crucial. In Texas, safeguarding your separate assets requires thorough evidence and expertise.
A Rug May Be Your Most Important Decorating Choice
Rugs have a major influence on a room’s color scheme and overall mood.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Nov. 4-10
Cyber criminals created chaos for Park Cities residents in this week’s crime reports.
In Case You Missed It
UP Public Library Holds Play Area Open House
The library hosted an open house on Nov. 9 for its new Family Place Play Area. The space is equipped with a revolving selection of toys that on Saturday included a dress-up corner, play kitchen, blocks, toy vehicles, and infant toys.
No Crime Wave, But Rising Concern
The number of crimes in University Park isn’t on the rise, according to statistics compiled by the city. But recent events have made residents question whether more should be done to prevent criminal activity.
‘Park Cities People’ Applauds
Park Cities People gives a cheer for a member of an indie rock band, a generous HP alumnus, an SMU professor, and a local community leader.
In Case You Missed It
Daisies, Lions Rule in SPC Volleyball
Defending their respective top seeds, Hockaday and St. Mark’s ensured both SPC volleyball titles remained right at home.
Friends of the UP Public Library to Host Book Sale
The sale at the Peek Service Center, 4420 Worcola St., will be open to the public from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Nov. 13-15, and from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Nov. 16. There will be a presale for Friends members from 2 to 4:30 p.m. on Nov. 12.
General
UP Launches Snider Plaza Holiday Passport
As shoppers explore the plaza, they can have their passports signed and then exchanged for free merchandise to celebrate the city’s centennial.
Congratulations National Merit Semifinalists
People Newspapers recognizes the 2025 National Merit Semifinalists from schools we cover for achieving a status earned by fewer than 1 percent of high school seniors nationwide.
St. Mark’s Student Surpasses Book Drive Goal
While pursuing the rank of Eagle Scott, Arjun Poi partnered with Rays of Light, the senior collecting over 1,100 books for the organization.
In Case You Missed It
Scots Earn 7-5A Crown, Top Playoff Seed
Highland Park took a high-stakes showdown for the district championship and turned it into a mismatch against Midlothian.
Election
City of Dallas Offers Post-Election Sign Recycling
City of Dallas provides residents an environmentally friendly way to dispose of political yard signs following the election season
Rangers, Panthers Await Playoff Matchups
Jesuit Dallas already has guaranteed a sixth consecutive postseason appearance, but seeding for the Rangers is yet to be determined.
Scots Aim to Leverage Experience, Chemistry Into Success
For many basketball programs, four returning starters isn’t unusual. But it’s definitely an outlier at Highland Park, known for loading its lineup with seniors.
Election
Key Issues Determined in Dallas County Charter Election
Dallas voters weigh in on 18 charter amendments
Scots Face Panthers for District Title
The stakes are as high as the goal is simple for Highland Park’s regular-season finale on Thursday at Midlothian.