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School application deadlines are near – what do you need to do?
The winter holiday season occupies so much of our mind space that sometime major other “To Do” items fall off our radar.
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New Hope for Answers in Chris Murzin Case
The Foundation has found a company that has retained location-based data from Feb. 2021, the month when Chris was gunned down in an apparent road rage incident in broad daylight on I-20.
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Year-End Review: Should You Modify Your Spousal Support Agreement Before the New Year?
Divorce often brings ongoing financial responsibilities, including spousal support.
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When a Spouse Tries to Delay the Divorce Process
Divorce is a challenging experience that becomes much more so when a spouse intentionally delays the process.
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HPISD Musicians Brighten Spirits at Retirement Community
Highland Park ISD bassoonists brought some festive cheer to a Richardson retirement community during their annual holiday performance on Dec. 18.
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Grandmother’s Fudge Recipe Is in Good Hands
Top-selling fudge varieties include dark chocolate with sea salt, chocolate dipped peanut butter, and nutty fudge laced with pecans, walnuts, or pistachios.
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House of the Month: 9769 Audubon Place
Welcome to Dallas’ most enchanting estate, where nature, architecture and sophistication converge.
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Party Hopping
So many great celebrations, so little space in print. Enjoy this roundup of recently submitted photographs.
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Minimalism versus Maximalism, Part 2: Is More Merrier?
Maximalist design embraces color, abundance, and personal expression.
Sports
Ex-Parish Star Keys Bowl Win in Alabama
Andrew Paul ran for the winning touchdown for Jacksonville State in the Salute to Veterans Bowl against Troy on Wednesday.
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January Site Reading
Get ready for an out-of-sight New Year with these picks from People Newspapers’ January Site Reading column.
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HPISD Board of Trustees Selects Academic Calendar
The Highland Park ISD board of trustees has approved a 2026-2027 Academic Calendar with a first day of school on Wednesday, Aug. 19, and a last day on Friday, May 28.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Dec. 9-14
Thefts from retail stores and vehicles plagued the Dallas Police Department in this week’s crimes.
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DAS Launches Seasonal Adoption, Foster Initiatives
Volunteers can participate in the Friends of Dallas Animal Services 12 Days of Holiday Giveaways
Schools
SMU Honors 2025 Distinguished Alumni, Emerging Leader
Five outstanding leaders in faith ministry, community advocacy, corporate management, entrepreneurism/business leadership, and digital marketing strategy were honored.
Living
Surviving (and Enjoying) the Holidays – Mom Edition
Let’s be honest — the holidays aren’t for the faint of heart.
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Mark Cuban Touts Authenticity of TikTok Star ‘Patriotic Kenny’
As one year closes, and a new one shines on the horizon, many take time to reflect on the past while planning their next chapters.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Dec. 8-14
It may be the season of giving, but thieves, burglars, and package pilferers were all about taking in this week’s Park Cities Crime Reports.
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Santa Claus Journeys Through UP
Santa has hit the streets of University Park, and this year he has a brand new ride.
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Centennial Marked With Months of Fun
Bradfield Elementary School is celebrating a century of inspiring young learners with a year jam-packed with special events.