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Schools
HPISD Heads Back to School
Bagpipes, balloons, smiling teachers, and friends new and old greeted HPISD students as they started the year
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports Aug. 10-16
Thieves, burglars, and careless cruisers plagued Preston Hollow in this week’s Crime Reports
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Aug. 10-16
A pricey pool pilfering, vehicle thieves, and more plagued the Park Cities Crime Reports from Aug. 10 – 16
News
Residents Hear $5.66B FY 2027 Budget Proposal
A recent North Dallas town hall meeting focused on Dallas’ $5.66B FY 2026-2027 budget proposal
Home
Building on the Past
Every home has a narrative. Every renovation asks the same question journalists do.
Home
Who Does Preston Hollow Think It Is?
Drive through Preston Hollow, and no two blocks tell the same story.
News
Memorial Service Announced for Missing SMU Professor
A memorial service is set for attorney and SMU professor Charles Hosch about 10 months after he went missing
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Community
The Conversations That Changed My Summer
I’ve always thought August feels more like New Year’s than January.
News
HPUMC ‘Completely Blindsided’ by Lawsuit, Pastor Says
Highland Park United Methodist Church senior minister Rev. Matt Tuggle said the church was “completely blindsided” by news of a lawsuit brought by a regional governing body of the United Methodist Church
Sports
For This Teen, Squash is Not a Garden-Variety Sport
Hockaday sophomore’s nonprofit aims to continue growing the niche game among North Texas youngsters
Schools
New Dallas ISD, HPISD A-F Accountability Ratings
Here’s how Park Cities and Preston Hollow public schools fared in the 2025-2026 TEA A-F Accountability ratings and how the ratings compare to those from 2024-2025
Schools
HPISD No. 1 District of Its Size in Accountability Ratings, Officials Announce
The district received a score of 95 and “A” rating from the Texas Education Agency
News
Melshire Estates Zoning Change OK’d By Dallas City Council
A zoning change for a controversial development in the Melshire Estates neighborhood was approved by the Dallas City Council
Schools
Boost the Belles at Spaghetti Supper
Not all the stars on Randy Allen Field this season will wear helmets and pads
News
Dallas Symphony Orchestra Announces New Musicians
Six new musicians will be introduced to the 2026/2027 concert season at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra
News
Council Member Responds to Call For Delay on Zoning Cases
District 13 Dallas City Council member Gay Donnell Willis pushed back on calls by a newly formed coalition of North Dallas neighborhoods to pause movement on three contentious zoning cases
Food
Sunny Treats for Sunny Days
This bright-yellow citrus fruit and summertime go perfectly together.