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From left, Cora Jean McMurtry Strehli, Jo Ann Deakins Hackley and Jean Brown Folse and Rubyetta Easterling More than five decades after they roamed the halls at Graham High School, the Big Five continue to be ...
University Park to start July 4 off with a bang with Firecracker Fun Run
By TOMI MAXTED / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News Tomi Maxted is a freelance writer in Dallas.
It took a year, but $15 million Highland Park property sells 3:36 PM CT
A prime piece of undeveloped Highland Park land on the market for $15 million has sold.
DCHHS to spray area in Highland Park to control mosquitoes
Weather conditions permitting, DCHHS will spray an area of the Town of Highland Park South of Mockingbird, West of Airline, North of Euclid, and East of Drexel after 10 p.m. Wednesday, July 2, 2008.
Study: Handheld phone bans not the answer
Banning handheld cell phones in school zones have become popular new laws across North Texas.
Preston-Armstrong crosswalks coming in Highland Park
Walkers and joggers will have a safer path through Highland Park's most complex intersection next month.
Dallas officials hope GPS markers will make Katy Trail safer 9:41 Am CT
After a handful of attacks on Dallas' popular Katy Trail and pressure from the public to make the area safer, city officials this morning unveiled the trail's latest safety device - 911 markers.
More light headed to Katy Trail
Light poles were recently installed on the southern end of the Katy Trail near the American Airlines Center in Dallas.
Former State Supreme Court Justice Dies
Services will be tomorrow in Highland Park for former Texas Supreme Court Justice James A. Baker of Dallas.
UPDATED: Garland to host public hearing over cell phones in school zones
At its upcoming meeting at 7 p.m. on June 17, the Garland City Council will look into the following: Pegasus News staffer J. Alex Bentley was once caught talking on his phone in a banned school zone.
Small streetcar shops on Dallas' most-endangered list
The space is now occupied by the Evans Grinding Co., where Walter Beaty, its owner and sole employee, sharpens knives and marvels that the structure has survived a surrounding building boom.
Developer buys corner at Travis and Knox
A developer has bought a key Dallas corner at Travis and Knox streets with plans to build an office and retail building.
Severe Storm Hits Oncor's Service Area
The storm hit Oncor ' s system fast and hard with extremely high winds and heavy rain causing the outages.
Harold's Stores, Inc. Announces Opening of Flagship and Dual-Concept...
DALLAS, June 13 TX-Harold's-Opening DALLAS , /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Harold's Stores, Inc.
'If you try to drive, I'll tax the street...'
There have been some stupid ideas come out of city governments lately.  Every new smoking ordinance you see pop up in these parts is proof positive of that.
TEXAS: Officials contemplate tolling neighborhood streets
By IAN McCANN and MICHAEL A. LINDENBERGER, Dallas Morning News Highland Park's solution to unclogging traffic congestion on Mockingbird Lane : Make Dallas drivers pay for it.
Highland Park's on wrong path with proposed Mockingbird tolls
The problem with trying to be funny is that the absolute absurdity of real life almost always trumps you.
Texas: Neighborhood Streets to Receive Tolls
Officials in Dallas County, Texas are pushing to use gas tax funds from taxpayers around the nation to add tolls to existing free neighborhood streets.
Highland Park considering charging drivers on Mockingbird
If you weren't aware, there is traffic in Dallas, lots of it sometimes, and lots of it on Mockingbird Lane between Hillcrest and the Dallas North Tollway.
Architect Clifford Hutsells own house is but one of many excellent examples of historic houses in Dallas.