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Wagyu Event Leaves Guests Educated and Full
Forum Meat Company is co-owned by Park Cities and Preston Hollow residents and brothers-in-law, Todd Winn and Walter Wilkerson. The company sells a variety of high-end meat products, including
Japanese A5 Wagyu Beef.
Society
Save the Dates
Mark your calendar for events this holiday season that will feed your mind, body, and soul.
Knights Run to Boys, Girls TAPPS Titles
Buoyed by sophomore Noah Verdin’s individual gold medal, Covenant captured its ninth consecutive TAPPS boys cross country state championship.
Ursuline Extends Record Streak at State
Ursuline captured its second consecutive — and record 17th overall — TAPPS cross country state championship on Monday at Cottonwood Creek Golf Course.
Scheffler Scores at Neighborhood Event
Scottie Scheffler put aside his golf clubs for events across several sports on Sunday at the Behind Every Door Olympic Games.
Events
University Park Kicks Off the Season With Fall Festival
Families had an evening of frightful fun from 5 to 7 p.m. on Oct. 26 during University Park’s fall festival at the Holmes Aquatic Center.
People To Know
SMU To Honor Distinguished Alumni, Emerging Leader
Five outstanding leaders in entrepreneurism, community advocacy, public service, sports management and philanthropy will be honored at a presentation and dinner Oct. 31.
Have a Problem? Ask These Armstrong Inventors for Help
Are you struggling to get your frozen ice cream out of the carton? Did greedy goblins steal the candy you left on the porch last Halloween?
Police, Neighbors Team Up For Rabbit Rescue
University Park police officers don’t just hop to it when people are in danger. They respond to bunnies in trouble as well.
Scots Crush Cleburne in Quest for Title
Highland Park’s pursuit of a District 7-5A Div. I championship remained on course Friday with an easy 45-8 victory over winless Cleburne.
In Case You Missed It
Kips Bay Dallas Decorator Show House Does Not Disappoint
An iron balcony railing displays a sunflower motif by architect Cole Smith who designed the French Renaissance-inspired façade in 2004
Panthers Eye Playoffs, Pull Away from TJ
Hillcrest rolled past Thomas Jefferson 35-6 on Thursday at Loos Stadium, virtually clinching a return to postseason play next month.
Site Readings
November Site Reading
What goes well with pumpkin pie? The latest scoops of community news from our November issue.
In Case You Missed It
Audiences Journey Into the Past with ‘Anastasia: The Musical’
Highland Park theater students took audiences on a magical adventure with a young woman struggling to unravel the mystery of her past during October’s production of Anastasia: The Musical.
Randall Emerges as Scots’ Steady Sophomore Leader
Buck Randall remembers telling his mother when he was in third grade that he would be starting quarterback as a sophomore in high school.
Scots, Longhorns Send Runners to State
Highland Park will take a full complement of boys and girls athletes to the Class 5A state cross country meet next week.
Hornets Top ESD for Sixth Straight Win
Greenhill secured a top-three seed in the upcoming SPC girls volleyball tournament by sweeping Episcopal School of Dallas on Tuesday.
News
E-Bike Regulations on the Table at Breakfast Discussion
Highland Park’s Town Council voted Oct. 15 to restrict e-bike usage to licensed drivers, to require e-bikers to wear a helmet if they’re under 21, and to make e-bike operators obtain permits from the town
Society
Water Cooler at Pegasus Park Welcomes New Director
The Dallas Foundation and Lyda Hill Philanthropies have recently announced that Erik Moss will become the new director.