All Stories by Rachel Snyder
Community
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
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
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
Living
Summer Travel Season Underway
Traffic is lighter in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow in the summer, when residents leave town for destinations near and far. Use our map to tell us where you've traveled
News
University Park Makes List of Wealthiest U.S. Suburbs
University Park made a new list ranking the wealthiest suburbs in the U.S. by MoneyLion
News
Sevy’s Grill Owner Focused on People, Planning Future
As Sevy's Grill prepares to close out a nearly three-decade run near Preston Center, it's owner is focused on serving customers and supporting staff
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports June 1-8
Burglars breaking into vehicles leaving broken glass plagued the Park Cities Crime Reports for June 1-8
Schools
Lila Bonner and Eloise Peck’s Memories Live On IN Bradfield Learning Garden
Bradfield Elementary is keeping the memories of two beloved students who were lost in last year’s Hill Country floods alive with the dedication of Lila and Eloise’s Learning Garden.
News
Concern About Northway Christian’s Plan to Host Compass School of Texas
Parents and nearby residents have raised questions about traffic management on the site of the proposed private school
Community
SMU’s Annual March of Remembrance Draws Crowd in Solidarity Against Antisemitism
A group of about 200 Muslims and Christians joined their Jewish classmates and neighbors for the fifth-annual event
Business
Neiman Marcus Flagship Gets New Closing Date
After over a year of uncertainty regarding the future of the more-than-century-old flagship store in Downtown Dallas, a new closing date of Sept. 30 has been announced
Tributes
Remembering Raymond Berry
Raymond Berry, former SMU Mustang great turned two-time NFL champion with the Baltimore Colts and Pro Football Hall of Famer, is being remembered for his legendary career and work ethic
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports May 25-31
Thieves and fraudsters populate the Park Cities Crime Reports for May 25-31
Community
UP Mayor Tommy Stewart Made Residents Feel Heard
The former mayor may be remembered for his warmth as much as his consequential tenure
News
World Cup Set to Boost Local Business. How Much?
The World Cup will provide a kick to the local hospitality industry, but a more modest increase to other sectors, per reports
Business
Tiffany & Co. Leaving Galleria Dallas
Shortly after Galleria Dallas lost an anchor store in Nordstrom, Tiffany & Co. will also exit the shopping center
Entertainment
Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Frisco King’ Films in HP Village
Taylor Sheridan-helmed shows have filmed in various locations across North Texas and, Wednesday morning, for the first time, one will film in Highland Park Village