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People to Know: Experts In Their Field

Lighthouse Recovery knows that addiction treatment is not “one size fits all.” Mike Jones, Lighthouse co-founder and executive director, can personally attest to this.
Events

Park City Club Celebrates 40th Anniversary in Style

The anniversary celebration featured live music, an abundance of food and drinks, and a festive crowd.

Art, Sobriety, and Giving Back

For Jamie Walters, who recently moved from Uptown with her husband, Rupert, into their Preston Hollow dream home, art is about helping others as well as creative self-expression.

Preston Hollow Lawyer Keeps Memory of Little Mexico Alive 

Sol Villasana recalls fondly his time growing up and living with his family in Dallas’ Little Mexico.

Spieth Optimistic About Wrist Recovery

On Monday, Jordan Spieth coached young golfers as the host of the inaugural Crush It! Cup youth tournament at Brookhaven Country Club.
Announcements

Dallas Launches Fifth Annual Tree Giveaway Program

Branch Out Dallas tree giveaway program expects to distribute 2,500 trees.

Suspicious Individual Spotted Loitering in Park Cities

Several area schools have emailed parents about a “suspicious individual” loitering near where children gather.
Society

Country Music Legends Wow Gilley’s Audience

Clint Black, Robert Earl Keen, Scotty McCreery, and Carly Pearce take stage for acoustic guitar pull
Announcements

Highland Park Village to Host Annual SMU Shopping Weekend

Highland Park Village hosts its annual weekend shopping event with special offers for SMU students and families.
Society

Longtime Best Friends Reunite For Great Cause

For over 30 years, LEAP Global Missions has brought together medical professionals and young patients around the world with complex medical needs.

Stepping Through the City of Waltz

My family vacation this summer whisked us to a low-key, historically rich European locale — the capital of Austria. 

Pegasus Brings New Energy To Historic Art Form

Mention ballet, and thoughts might turn to scenes from Swan Lake or The Nutcracker, but Diana Crowder is asking audiences to also picture painters, poets, and DJs.

McIlhenny, Smith to Enter Ring of Honor

The Highland Park Football Ring of Honor will welcome two more big names to its ranks over the next two weeks.
News

No More Warnings

Violators of UP’s electric bicycle and motorized scooter regulations will be subject to citation
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Sept. 9-15

Car thieves, porch pirates, and reckless roadsters wreak havoc in this week’s Park Cities Crime Reports.

Coyote and Bobcat Sightings on the Rise

Residents of Preston Hollow report a recent increase in bobcat and coyote sightings in the area.

This Rain Won’t Help the Flowers Grow

It rained indoors at HPISD’s McCulloch Intermediate School/Highland Park Middle School campus on Sept. 13 due to a failure of the schools’ HVAC chiller piping system.

Author Illuminates Architectural Gems

Leave the newest book from Preservation Park Cities sitting on a shelf, and you won’t crease its pages, but you’ll miss its fun.

Real Talk: Stephen H. Kotler

Sometimes a young man needs to try the wrong career before embarking on a successful one.
In Case You Missed It

Balanced Scots Rumble Past Rival Jesuit

Highland Park scored 36 consecutive points to remain unbeaten and roll past neighborhood rival Jesuit Dallas 43-20 on Friday.
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