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Step-by-Step Guide to Designing Masculine Spaces

When you think of “masculine spaces,” the stereotypical man cave probably comes to mind: dark walls, sports memorabilia, movie posters, a big TV, and a couch that’s seen better days.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Aug. 5-11

Thieves and reckless drivers ran amok in this week’s Park Cities crime reports.
Community

Mayor Johnson Hosts 28th Annual Back to School Fair

The fair, hosted by Mayor Eric Johnson, is a collaborative effort between the City of Dallas, Dallas ISD, Junior League of Dallas, nonprofits, corporations, and community volunteers

John J. Pershing Welcomes Students Back to School

John J. Pershing Elementary kicked off the first day of school with cheers, hugs, and high fives on Aug. 12, and staff hopes to keep the celebration going with top achievement this year.
Events

The Hope Party Kickoff Raises Awareness and Funds for Grant Halliburton Foundation

Fueled by beverages and small bites provided by Bistro 31, shoppers participated in the kickoff event for Grant Halliburton Foundation’s 15th annual Hope Party at Simkhai in Highland Park Village.

Everyday Etiquette

Leave the white gloves and ball gowns at home when you go to Emily Smith’s etiquette classes. 

Local Artist Inspired by Son’s Health Challenges Uses Talents to Give Back

The year 2018 was full of surprises for Laura Petka. First came the happy news that she was pregnant and expecting twins. The next surprise was less welcome — one of the babies wouldn’t be born healthy.

Ylang 23 Opens Flagship Store at The Shops of Highland Park

Renowned designer jewelry brand Ylang 23 has opened a new flagship store at The Shops of Highland Park. 
Events

DCAC to Hold Crimes Against Children Conference

The Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center will host the 36th annual Crimes Against Children Conference, the largest conference of its kind globally, from Aug. 11 to 15 at The Sheraton Hotel in Downtown Dallas. 

Hawaiian Opener, New Classification Highlight HP Volleyball

Highland Park has plenty of business to handle on its volleyball schedule, but the Lady Scots will make time for a little extra fun, too.
In Case You Missed It

Cheerleaders Earn All-American Honors

Eight varsity and three junior varsity Highland Park High School cheerleaders have earned spots on the National Cheerleaders Association’s All-American Team. Team membership is the country’s most prestigious individual cheerleading recognition.
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports July 29-Aug. 4

Sneaky thieves struck stores, NorthPark Center, homes and cars in this week’s Crime Reports.

HPISD Trustees to Ask Voters to Approve Bond Package

HPISD voters will be asked to approve a $137.3 million maintenance and efficiency bond package when they go to the polls on Nov. 5.

Central Market Hatches Its Annual Chile Festival

August in Texas marks the end of summer vacation and the glorious period of time known as Hatch chile season, when we run the gauntlet between a searing hot parking lot and an ice-cold supermarket, with an igneous chile roaster standing between us, emitting the intoxicating smell of roasted chiles.

‘Preston Hollow People’ Applauds

‘Preston Hollow People’ gives a cheer for a woman-leader in accounting, a top high school soccer athlete, a St. Mark’s alum who was the 48th overall NBA Draft pick, and a high schooler who made a winning pitch to support early elementary mental health.
In Case You Missed It

What Does It Take to Get a Next Day Appointment at DPS?

When Preston Hollow mom Lisa Hardy debuted her TX FastPass website for scheduling appointments at the Texas Department of Public Safety, people at first thought it might be a scam.
In Case You Missed It

Brothers Unite Neighborhood with Flag Installations

Trinity Christian Academy high schoolers Rhett and Cort Roberts, and their brother Holt, who will start college at Auburn University in the fall, are installing American flags in homes around the neighborhood.

Dallas’ District 11 to Hold First Youth Town Hall 

Dallas City Council District 11 aims to teach young residents how the city operates and connect them with their representatives during its first Youth Town Hall from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 15 at the Fretz Recreation Center, 6950 Belt Line Road.
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