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Park Cities Residents Celebrate National Night Out

Although we live north of the border in University Park, my 9-year-old and I joined Highland Park residents as they kicked off fall on Oct. 1 at the town’s annual National Night Out celebration.
Events

ALG Fine Art Kicks Off Brené Brown Themed Visiting Artists Show

ALG Fine Art will kick off its Visiting Artists Show, Own Your Own Story; Write Your Own Ending, with an opening reception from 5 to 8 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 4, in its Design District gallery at 1302 Dragon St.
Announcements

Givenchy Brings French Luxury to NorthPark Center

Givenchy’s Texas debut comes just in time for Dallas shoppers in search of the Pumpkin Bag and Shark Lock Buckle boots.

W.T. White Grad Serves With Navy Electronic Attack Squadron

OAK HARBOR, Wash. – As James Daniels joined the U.S. Navy a decade ago, his brother sent him off with a challenge.

Facts about HSAs and Medicare

Each year from mid-October through early December, we are inundated with commercials about the Medicare open enrollment period. 

Retired Pilot Enjoys Frontiers of Flight Museum

Eighty-two-year old ex-pilot Bill Cole stays active and engaged in his community as a frequent visitor of the Frontiers of Flight Museum and with regular work-outs at Cooper Clinic.

Lions, Hornets Run Well at XC Classic

Noah Roby of St. Mark’s and Chris Williams of Greenhill each posted top-20 individual finishes at the Jesuit Classic cross country meet on Saturday.

HP Bass Team Reels in a Win at Season Opener

The HP Bass Team took a bite out of the competition at its first event of the season on Sept. 14 at Lake Ray Roberts, finishing in the top spot out of 28 schools to capture the school title.

‘Baseball Forever’ Scavenger Hunt Has Concluded

The scavenger hunt united passion for the arts and sports, as all of the baseball sculptures were found within three days of being hidden.
Events

Austin Street Luncheon to Benefit the Homeless

Austin Street Center, one of the largest homeless shelters in Dallas, will host its annual “Humble Beginnings Luncheon” at 11:30 a.m., Friday, Oct. 11, at the Hilton Anatole.

Jenni Kayne Pop-Up Comes to Highland Park

Jenni Kayne, a California based life-style brand, will join the over 60 stores and restaurants in Highland Park Village (HP Village) this October.

Jesuit Slides Past HP in Hockey Opener

Wade Bryan had a goal and three assists as Jesuit rolled past Highland Park 8-1 in the season opener of the AT&T Metroplex High School Hockey League.
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports for Sept. 23-29

Vandalism, property damage, and motor vehicle thefts topped this week’s Preston Hollow crime report.

Kuby Family Knows Well How the Sausage is Made

What started as a tiny German deli that offered “fine lunches” for diners who grabbed one of six counter-top stools available, Kuby’s restaurant has evolved into a community cornerstone.
Real Estate

A Designer’s Secrets for Styling a Gorgeous Bed

Use favorite colors, patterns, textures to enjoy living with it for a long time.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Sept. 23-29

Thieves and scammers feature in this week’s Park Cities Crime Reports.

UP Public Library to Offer ‘Chat and Play’ Workshops

The University Park Public Library is offering new programming to support its youngest readers and their families in the critical early years of child development.
Events

The McConaugheys Bring Awareness, Funds to NFNL

The Texas native and his wife discussed the importance of schools getting post-Uvalde safety grants

AIA Dallas Tour of Homes Comes to Purdue Street

The tour is presented annually by the American Institute of Architects and features home designs viewed as groundbreaking by its members.

John Hinckley Jr. Subject of New Documentary

The would-be assassin of President Ronald Reagan, who spent his formative years in the Park Cities, now seeks redemption as a free man.
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