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Faith Friday: UPUMC Vacation Bible School
It’s summer, which means it’s Vacation Bible School season. University Park United Methodist Church had VBS for children from three months old up to the fifth grade using the Rocky Railway program.
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See (Or Even Own) a Piece of Dallas Cowboys History
If you have about $3 million, a yen for a large wooded lot, and a deep and abiding love for the Dallas Cowboys in their glory days, you may want to pencil in some time Sunday afternoon to take a serious look at one Preston Hollow property.
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New Film Connects Scots, Mighty Mites
Set in 1938, 12 Mighty Orphans chronicles the underdog Masonic Home football team led by Rusty Russell, who later coached Doak Walker at Highland Park.
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The Book They Blamed
Anastasia Higginbotham had no idea that her book had caused such an uproar that it was blamed for legislation passed by the Texas legislature, thousands of miles away from her home base in New York.
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Northaven Trail To Host ‘Arts in the Park’ Saturday
In a first-ever collaboration, the Dallas Parks Department and the city’s Office of Arts and Culture have joined with the Friends of Northaven Trail to offer “Arts in the Park” — and the trail will be the inaugural location.
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July 4 Festivities In The Park Cities
After a pandemic-induced pivot last year, the Rotary Club of Park Cities’ 4th of July parade is back in person.
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Lake-Loving People Are Fans of This Destination
We asked, and our readers responded: Where is your favorite Texas lake home destination? Cedar Creek Lake topped out our
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Audrey Tweed Still Teaches Painting at 100
Audrey Tweed served in the Women’s Auxiliary Ferry Squadron, traveled the world, and won’t stop watering her yard herself at the age of 100.
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HPISD Celebrates HPHS Class of 2021
After a year of social distancing, more than 540 Highland Park High School seniors gathered to walk the stage at
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‘We Want a School There’
Neighbors of Walnut Hill Elementary have been anxious about its fate since a tornado struck it in 2019. But they say they’re worried Dallas ISD”s plans for the site may be too outsized for an area still reckoning with a great deal of storm destruction and change.
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Mad Hatter’s Tea
Excitement at the return of in-person fundraisers was in bloom at the Mad Hatter’s Tea April 15 benefiting the Women’s Council of the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden and A Woman’s Garden.
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