New park to bring green space to north Audelia Road neighborhood
June 2, 2025
The Dallas Greening Initiative will bring a new park to a Lake Highlands neighborhood off of northern Audelia Road in 2026.
Abrams Road crash from December highlights citywide issue
June 2, 2025
After a December crash left two dead near an active school zone on Abrams Road, neighbors are questioning traffic safety in Lake Highlands and Dallas as a whole.
Murders rose, overall violent crime fell YOY in District 10 in 2024
June 2, 2025
Thirteen murders were recorded in District 10 in 2024, up from 10 in 2023. While murders fell citywide by more than 26% from 248 to 183 overall, public safety officials
Diving into city boards and commissions: who represents you?
June 2, 2025
In the City of Dallas, council members may come to mind. But behind every council member are topical boards and commissions that advise the council.
LHHS alum, Austin Street CEO on homelessness: “We need to treat this like a crisis”
June 2, 2025
Daniel Roby, 43, is a lifelong Lake Highlands neighbor at the forefront of the homeless crisis in Dallas.
NEWS
Lake Highlands YMCA distributing free produce
The Lake Highlands Family YMCA has begun its annual summer food distribution program.
Bath House altering weekday public hours for summer camps
The Bath House Cultural Center will be closed to the public during weekday business hours in June for summer camp sessions.
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Lake Highlands YMCA distributing free produce
The Lake Highlands Family YMCA has begun its annual summer food distribution program.
DFW Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas introduce happy hour
Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas across Dallas-Fort Worth, including the Lake Highlands location, are introducing happy hour deals on select weekdays.
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Bam! Peace Love Mahjong opens retail shop, event space
Amber Gipson and Eleanor Boynton at Peace Love Mahjong Eleanor Boynton and Amber [...]
Dallas Children’s Theater cutting programs, staffing due to financial woes
The Dallas Children’s Theater has announced programming reductions and staffing changes as the organization faces a challenging financial climate.
