People Newspapers

People Newspapers releases two community-focused publications: Park Cities People and Preston Hollow People. These newspapers have received multiple accolades from various organizations, including the Texas Press Association, Suburban Newspapers of America, Local Media Association, and the National Newspaper Association.

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Bluffview Resident Helps Families Simplify Summer Camp Scheduling

2 days ago | peoplenewspapers.com | Sarah Hodges

Camp planning can remind parents of the puzzle game Tetris. Sometimes, the pieces don’t fall together as easily as families would like. “We’re fortunate in Dallas to be really saturated with opportunities. But it’s so saturated that it can also be a bit chaotic and difficult to find what really is going to work for you and your family,” said Bluffview resident Jenn Zigler, who founded Edge Counseling & Consulting more than four years ago.
Opening Day for Ten50 BBQ Has Arrived

4 days ago | peoplenewspapers.com | Kersten Rettig

The drought is over. Delicious central Texas-style barbecue has returned to West Lovers Lane and a part of the Park Cities/Bluffview/Devonshire that’s been without it for far too long. Ten50 BBQ opened its doors to the public today at 5519 West Lovers Lane. The restaurant, which first debuted in Richardson in 2014, is known for its dedication to traditional “low and slow” techniques and its no-shortcuts approach to quality meat and scratch-made sides.
Park Cities Crime Reports May 5-11

4 days ago | peoplenewspapers.com | Sarah Hodges

SKULDUGGERY OF THE WEEK: FORGET SOMETHING? Reported at 10:12 a.m. on May 10: A reckless roadster did not stop at the intersection of Dartmouth Avenue and Abbott Avenue, but part of their bumper did. The piece was found near the damaged eastbound stop sign on Dartmouth Avenue. UNIVERSITY PARK5 MondayA 17-year-old girl was arrested on a warrant at about 9:55 a.m. on University Boulevard.
Plushie Project Prompts Connections

4 days ago | peoplenewspapers.com | Sarah Hodges

Horns the candy-loving dragon and Snoopy, a monster with big orange ears who rolls instead of walks, only used to exist on paper. But they both went home with the kindergartners who imagined them on April 3 thanks to the Plushie Project, a collaboration between University Park Elementary and art students at Highland Park High School.
Sweet Treats for a Sweeter Cause Today from 9-12

6 days ago | peoplenewspapers.com | Sarah Hodges

The little lemonade stand with lofty goals is back this morning at the corner of Southwestern Boulevard and Hillcrest Road. The stand will be open from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. today to raise funds for Tabitha Outreach Foundation Academy, a nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of orphans, widows and the fatherless in southwest Kenya. Offerings will include lemonade, as well as flowers and cake pops in celebration of Mother’s Day.
Longtime Director of Information Services Retires

1 week ago | peoplenewspapers.com | Sarah Hodges

By Lexi Silverman/ContributorUniversity Park’s Director of Information Services Dale Harwell has retired after more than a decade of dedicated service to the city. Harwell, who began leading the Information Services department in 2014, retired after a distinguished career that spanned more than 20 years. During his tenure with the city, Harwell oversaw major advancements in IT infrastructure and data security while managing a $3 million annual budget and a talented team of IT professionals.
HPHS Dads Club Brightens Day With Burgers

1 week ago | peoplenewspapers.com | Sarah Hodges

The Highland Park High School Dads Club served up about 250 Goff’s burgers on May 2 during its spring staff appreciation lunch. The fun, tasty meal was one of many ways the club supports staff and furthers its mission of raising children in the Highland Park ISD community and beyond. Each HPISD campus has a chapter of the Dads Club.
Sports and Entrepreneurship

1 week ago | peoplenewspapers.com | Sarah Hodges

Ed Chao introduced himself to Highland Park students in the Moody Advanced Professional Studies Program as a “bootstrap entrepreneur.” “I fail at a lot of things,” Chao said, before walking students through the twists and turns that led him to co-found Cerebro Sports, a startup backed by billionaire Mark Cuban that aims to take the guesswork out of evaluating basketball talent. Cerebro, Chao explained, exists to fill a gap in basketball data.
Mad Hatters Luncheon Celebrates Spring in the South

1 week ago | peoplenewspapers.com | Claudia Carson-Habeeb

On April 20, Women’s Council president Therese Rourk,chair Sara Friedman, and honorary chair Cindy Feld welcomed more than 540 dedicated volunteers, supporters, sponsors, and underwriters to the Scott K. Ginsburg Family Plaza at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden for the 37th Mad Hatter’s Luncheon.
‘Resolution’ Immersive Film Coming to HP Digitarium

1 week ago | peoplenewspapers.com | Sarah Hodges

The award-winning immersive film Resolution: A Cinephonic Rhapsody for the Soul will have its first Dallas screening in the Digitarium at Pierce Planetarium at Highland Park High School on Thursday, May 8. The film combines the music of Emmy-nominated symphonic rock band The Polyphonic Spree with visual media to take viewers through floral kaleidoscopic skies, over deserts, and into outer space in an uplifting journey of resilience, hope, and renewal.