Rachel Snyder is a Deputy Editor and Managing Editor at various media outlets. She focuses on themes such as retail, culture and society, sports business, and education, frequently exploring topics related to pop culture, campus life, and the dynamics of college and university environments. Rachel's work has been featured in prominent publications including DualShockers, WTSP-TV, KHOU 11, and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, among others.
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Rachel Snyder's articles primarily cover local events, crime, and government announcements. She would likely be interested in pitches related to local community events, public safety initiatives, and governmental policy changes or announcements. Given the prevalence of "How To Guide" and "Review" coverage attributes in her work, she may also appreciate content that provides practical advice or reviews related to local services or activities.
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By: Rachel Snyder
University Park’s Planning and Zoning Commission gave the green light to potential upgrades around the Scotland Yard baseball field during an April 28 meeting. The University Park City Council will also have to approve the plans before they move forward. Potential renovations of the field at 7015 Westchester Drive, which is the home of the … Continued
By: Rachel Snyder
More details are emerging about Northway Christian Church‘s plan to close its decades-old Day School and start hosting The Compass School of Texas in 2027. Northway Christian board chair Paul Schmidt said in a letter that the Day School, which has been in operation since 1960 and serves children from 6 months to 5 years … Continued
By: Rachel Snyder
Highland Park’s Mushroom House may be cooked, but there’s still more on the menu for Preservation Park Cities. The nonprofit with a mission to preserve and promote the Park Cities’ history, architecture, and traditions is working to increase education about historically and architecturally significant homes. On March 28, Preservation Park Cities landmarked three homes in … Continued
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The Highland Park students behind a playhouse modeled after a fairytale-esque Charles Dilbeck-designed Park Cities home hope their design combines fun, creative elements and architecture education. Each year in recent years, students in the environmental architecture class within the Moody Advanced Professional Studies (MAPS) program at Highland Park High School have designed a playhouse based … Continued
Trey’s law, a bill banning nondisclosure agreements in civil settlements of child sex abuse cases, is another step closer to becoming the law of the land nationally. The bipartisan bill, called the Terminating Restrictive Enforcement of Youth Settlements (TREY’S Law), was introduced federally back in March by Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.), … Continued
To the Wells College Class of 2026,
SKULDUGGERY OF THE WEEK: BURGLED BACKPACK Reported at 8:07 a.m. on May 18: A burglar broke into a Ford F-150 Raptor in the 4500 block of Arcady Avenue and stole a backpack containing a MacBook Pro laptop. HIGHLAND PARK 18 Monday Reported at 8:14 a.m.: A mischief maker got into a Cadillac Escalade in the … Continued
Galleria Dallas recently lost an anchor store in Nordstrom. Now, Tiffany & Co. will also exit the shopping center. A Galleria Dallas spokesperson confirmed Tiffany & Co. will close its location there at the end of the month. The Galleria store was the first Dallas-Fort Worth area location for the nearly 200-year-old high-end jewelry retailer, … Continued
During its nearly three decades at 8201 Preston Road, the chef/owner and staff at Sevy’s Grill have sought to make the restaurant a “home away from home” for guests. The booths still have small plaques with the names of regulars and chef/owner Jim “Sevy” Severson still has his original business plan for the restaurant and … Continued
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University Park made a new list ranking the wealthiest suburbs in the U.S. by MoneyLion. The study analyzed cities with at least 5,000 households, as sourced from the U.S. Census 2024 American Community Survey, to isolate the 50 suburbs with the highest average household income. To be included in the study, the city had to … Continued
