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La Fiesta de las Seis Banderas Gowns on Display

Gowns worn by this year’s La Fiesta de las Seis Banderas duchesses are on view at the University Park Public Library
Sports

Rangers Rack Up Accolades

Jorgensen named MVP, 13 others make all-district team
Sports

All-District Accolades 

HP baseball players rack up 12-5A honors
Sports

Diamond Kings

Hillcrest players named all-district following dominant season
Camps

Why Unplugging at Sleepaway Camp Is the Best Gift We Can Give Kids

Campers trade screen time for hours spent on uninterrupted, creative play
Living

Standing Up for Your Loved One in a Nursing Home

Under federal law, nursing home residents are entitled to personalized, dignified care.
Business

An Executive Take on Corporate Absurdity

Park Cities Author M.F. Hamlin Pens His Debut Novel
Schools

Student Entrepreneurs Pitch Business Ideas

Seventy-five professionals helped put on the Shark Tank-inspired competition, either by working with students or as judges.
Living Well

Inside Joseph Palladino’s Most Personal Venture Yet

A preview of Palladino’s Restaurant stirs excitement ahead of its June 16 opening
Tributes

HPISD Mourns Ex-Teacher, Coach, Administrator

Highland Park ISD is remembering a beloved former teacher, coach, and administrator
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports June 8-14

A shady shoplifter, vehicle burglars, and more plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for June 8-14
Camps

Swim, Kick, Run at Summer Sports Camp

Founded during the pandemic, PHSS has grown from a backyard camp into a summer tradition for young athletes
Arts

‘Momma Won’t Die’ is a Requiem With Heart 

The dark comedy thrives in a sea of independent plays, telling a story of reconciliation
Real Estate

Preston Royal Proposal Returns With Reduced Tower Heights

Developers rework plans as they continue to seek support for a zoning change
Living

Edgemere Residents Look Fabulous in Derby Day Hats

Store-bought headwear wouldn’t buy more fun on Derby Day, ladies in the senior living community remarked as they crafted their own headpieces with tulle, pearl strings, and even mini horse figurines.
Living

“One Bag at a Time”

A Senior Living Group’s Decade of Serving and Creating Community
News

DART Informs Riders of Potential Paratransit Service Disruptions

The agency said it will continue to operate all scheduled trips but warned riders could experience delays or longer wait times if a strike occurs
News

Dallas Love Field Draws Anti-ICE Protest

Protesters at Dallas Love Field sought to raise awareness of alleged ICE Air operations at the airport
Business

Area Grows Skyward, But Cafe Madrid Isn’t Going Anywhere

Tapas restaurant has maintained its charm despite the arrival of new office and retail buildings
News

Interfaith Group Raises Concerns About ICE Air Operations

CLEAR DFW presents research on alleged ICE Air operations at Love Field
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