What do SMU girls and windy days have in common? They’re both pretty cheeky. Or at least that’s what this reader noticed.

Yesterday- driving south on Hillcrest- SMU coed going into Cotton Island- wind blows up her cotton skirt- and she is wearing a THONG.  She tans naked.  Ask me how I ...read more

I just spoke with the folks over at the Rise School of Dallas, and they say that the race and festival will go on despite the weather. So, kick up your heels, readers, and head out to Reverchon Park this Sunday for the Rise and Shine ...read more

It’s spring, y’all. The grass is getting greener and the tulips are popping up like crazy, and Mother Nature can’t decide if it’s going to be 40 degrees or 80.

One thing to remember now that we’re in the wonderful season of lawn mowers and flower beds ...read more

Brett Anderson sent in this photo he took yesterday afternoon of a rainbow over McCulloch Intermediate School.

What’s up with the crazy birds leaving their mark all over town? Sick. Out. I like birds and all but this is ridiculous. Is there a scientific reason for the Park Cities becoming one big bird toilet?

This week’s Park Cities People is packed with photos of the lovely and catastrophic snow storm from last week (also, on our sister website,  more snow is predicted for next week). 

There’s also a story about how both Park Cities dealt with the record snowfall. Unfortunately, ...read more

Following the snowstorm, the city of University Park announced that it would waive its usual fees for collecting tree limbs through Feb. 24. But city spokesman Steve Mace just informed me that, due to the sheer volume of broken branches, the grace ...read more