All Stories by Rachel Snyder
News
Remembering Mico Rodriguez ‘Godfather of Dallas Tex-Mex’
Michael "Mico" Rodriguez, one of the original founders of Mi Cocina, is being remembered for his impact on Tex-Mex cuisine and Dallas dining
News
Northway Zoning Change Hearing Postponed
A zoning change request that could allow Northway Christian Church to host the Compass School of Texas has new a City Plan Commission hearing date
General
Highland Park Village Welcoming New, Global Fashion Houses
More international fashion houses will soon call Highland Park Village home.
News
How PC, PH Residents Are Donating in the Texas U.S. Senate Race
A map shows where the Park Cities and Preston Hollow are donating in the Senate race and how it compares to the rest of the state.
News
Neiman Marcus’ History Will Be Remembered at NorthPark
Neiman Marcus' parent company has released an opening date for the Zodiac Room at NorthPark and plans for the bridal salon
General
SMU Historian One of 20 MacArthur ‘Genius’ Grant Recipients
The director of SMU's Clements Center for Southwest Studies is one of 20 recipients of a MacArthur 'genius grant' this year
Community
North Dallas Development Proposals Spark Debate
One controversial zoning change has been approved, while action on two others is delayed
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Sept. 21 – 27
Shoplifters, careless drivers, and more plagued the Park Cities Crime Reports from Sept. 21-27
News
Snider Plaza Starbucks Closed
The Snider Plaza Starbucks is among the recently announced closures across North America
News
How Much Dallas, HP, UP Spend on Public Safety
Public safety accounts for a large portion of spending in the three municipalities
Society
High School Students Lead ‘Party With a Purpose’
The annual Junior Symphony Ball is the Dallas Symphony Orchestra League’s longest-running fundraiser.
Community
United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Names Next CEO
United Way of Metropolitan Dallas has named its next leader
News
Walnut Hill, Betty Jane Lane Zoning Case OK’d, With Changes
The Dallas city council approved a contentious zoning case at the corner of Walnut Hill and Betty Jane Lane after a further reduction in the number of patio homes
Living
Cattle Baron’s Remembers Caring Father, Real Estate Leader
The family of late Hunt Realty Investments president Colin Fitzgibbons are the 2026 paddle raise honorees
News
There’s a Dust-Up Over a Damaged Bluffview Bluff
Some Bluffview residents say construction of a house has destroyed a bluff and cleared trees
News
What’s Driving Study of M-Line Trolley Expansion to Knox-Henderson
Local transportation officials say extending the M-Line trolley streetcar to the Knox-Henderson would help better connect the area to Downtown.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Sept. 14 – 20
Bag burglars, porch pirates, and more plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for Sept. 14 - 20.
Tributes
Missing SMU Professor, Attorney Remembered
Attorney and SMU law professor Charles Hosch was remembered at a memorial service at University Park United Methodist Church
News
HPUMC Shares Answer, Counterclaim to Lawsuit
Highland Park United Methodist Church shared its official response to a lawsuit from the Horizon Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church over changes to the church's governing documents
General
Dallas North Tollway Lane, Ramp Closures Sept. 20-24
There are some lane and ramp closures planned on the Dallas North Tollway in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow Sept. 20-24