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Cambridge School Finds Permanent Home
The Cambridge School will eventually move to the site of Walnut Hill Lutheran Church. (Photo: Joshua Barthge) Moving time is looming again for students and staff at The Cambridge School of Dallas. The...
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Student Earns HP’s First National History Day Medal
Westley Sturhan earned a medal at the National History Day competition for his portrayal of Nikola Tesla. (Courtesy photo) Highland Park High School’s Westley Sturhan earned a third-place medal for...
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Comings and Goings
Miron Crosby features artisanal boots made by Rios of Mercedes. (Courtesy Miron Crosby) Coming Soon Up on Knox 3230 Knox St. What’s on Knox? Up on Knox, a new restaurant coming in September, to be...
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Presenting the Leaders, Legends, and Landmarks of Our Community
According to the Texas State Historical Association, the original Preston Trail was part of a Native American trail that ran from St. Louis to Southwestern Texas. In the 1840s, Republic of Texas...
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The Bombs Return to Dallas
Though often scattered to different cities and campuses, members of The Bombs still find time to get together, make new music, and perform. (Courtesy photo) It’s Wednesday night at a pub in Brighton,...
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Customers Preserve Village History
Plenty has changed in the world since Highland Park Village opened more than 86 years ago. Billed as “America’s first shopping center,” the Mediterranean Spanish–style collection of approximately 70...
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Lane Finds Joy in Serving Residents
University Park Mayor Olin Lane. (Courtesy photo) When University Park Mayor Olin Lane moved to a house on Bryn Mawr Drive in 1936, he could watch traffic on Northwest Highway from his back porch. The...
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Prepare Early For College
Catherine Marrs advises clients to start as sophomores. (Courtesy photo) For nearly 15 years, certified educational consultant Catherine Marrs has helped Park Cities and Preston Hollow students...
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Going Strong at 105
John Tower celebrates his 105th birthday. (Photo by Joshua Baethge) In November 1912, voters chose Woodrow Wilson to be the 28th president of the United States. He earned a plurality of the vote in an...
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Former University of Chicago VP Leads Hockaday
Hockaday head of school Karen Warren Coleman enjoys a moment with a group of second-graders. (Courtesy Hockaday) For the first time in more than two decades, Karen Warren Coleman finds herself back...
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Blank Moves Beyond Lawsuit
David Blank. David Blank fought nearly two years to save his name. In 2014, a Nashville attorney who had won financial settlements by making similar claims about other jewelers accused Blank’s...
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Astronaut Lands at SMU
The 2017 Authors LIVE! season ended on a high note as an overflow crowd of more than 1,200 people packed Highland Park United Methodist Church to hear astronaut Scott Kelly discuss his new book...
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Lacrosse Shines With Seven Scots at Fall Signing Ceremony
FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT: Finn Jent, KK Callaghan, Zoe Durham, EC Stanzel, and Paxton Alexander.BACK ROW: Cameron Reeves, Grant Kipp, Cade Saustad, Cooper Kneese, and Berkley Hays. (Photo: Melissa Macatee)...
View ArticleDallas Hilton Park Cities To Get $6 Million Renovation
Woodbine Development Corporation plans to invest an additional $6 million into the Hilton Dallas Park Cities hotel. The 224-room facility on Luther Lane just east of the Dallas North Tollway was built...
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Scouts Look Forward to New Home
Troop 70 is temporarily meeting at the new elementary school while UP Elementary is being rebuilt. (Photo: Sarah Myers) When the rebuilt University Park Elementary School opens next year, it will...
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Armstrong Student’s Quest for Honor
Rabel McNutt [right] spends time with Woody Williams, a World War II Medal of Honor Winner, at a conference in New Orleans. (Photo: Bill McNutt)Rabel McNutt would like your help. The Armstrong...
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Tragedy Highlights Need for Church Security
The November church shooting in Sutherland Springs that left 26 dead and 20 more injured put a renewed spotlight on security. It’s an issue area houses of worship had been quietly preparing for. “We’ve...
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New Life for Old Homes
The retirement homes operated by Sage Oak are intended to evoke the feel of a single-family home. (Courtesy photo) Under renovation for the better part of the year, the old house at 7129 Aberdeen...
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Remembering the Champs
The 1957 football team was Highland Park High School’s first outright state champion. (Courtesy: Jack Allday) A year that brought Highland Park High School football its fifth — and first repeat — state...
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In November 1912, voters chose Woodrow Wilson to be the 28th president of the United States. He earned a plurality
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