Carol Toler

Kristin Sample's One Square Mile is a collection of short stories set on Long Island.Lake Highlands neighbor Kristin Sample has already written two novels, but this time she wanted to try something different. One Square Mile, a collection of short stories inspired

Lake Highlands neighbors attend a meeting with the Office of Homeless Solutions in 2019.Council member Kathy Stewart has two meetings in the works to keep neighbors informed.Stewart will host a conversation with Senior Affairs Commissioner David Tyson Tuesday, June 25 at 10

Garbage collection is one of the most dangerous jobs in America.Sanitation Director Clifton Gillespie has been successful bringing to light an issue not previously considered by most residents of Dallas — trash pickup is dangerous for workers on the job. It’s time for

Sanitation Director Clifton Gillespie has been successful bringing to light an issue not previously considered by most residents of Dallas — trash pickup is dangerous for workers on the job.

White Rock North School founders Mary and John Adams.Drawing of White Rock North School.White Rock North School is preparing to host a weekend celebration in honor of the school’s 60th

Items stashed down in Caruth Creek behind Sam's Club include numerous bikes, ladders, coolers and wagons.Are your children’s bicycles missing? Before you send them out into the neighborhood with new ones, consider purchasing two things: a bike lock and an Apple AirTag.Neighbors

Items stashed down in Caruth Creek behind Sam’s Club include numerous bikes, ladders, coolers and wagons.

Suzanne Frederiksen and Leigh Frederiksen Guerra-Paz 1989Exchange Club volunteers are preparing to host their annual Fourth of July parade, and generations of Lake Highlands families are expected to take part. The parade is our community’s slice of Americana, proving that Lake

Ben Coker loads storm debris to deliver to the Northeast Transfer Station.Neighbors in some areas of Lake Highlands have been waiting weeks to be rid of unsightly debris from the freak storm of May 28. What began as leafy branches stacked high along

Khamoni Williams played football at Conrad.A recent Conrad High School graduate was shot to death late Thursday night near Walnut Hill and 635. A Dallas police investigation is ongoing.According to the DPD, officers responded to a call around 11:25 p.m. July 18