All Stories by Sarah Hodges
Living
Edgemere Residents Look Fabulous in Derby Day Hats
Store-bought headwear wouldn’t buy more fun on Derby Day, ladies in the senior living community remarked as they crafted their own headpieces with tulle, pearl strings, and even mini horse figurines.
Living
Everyone’s a Member at The Charleston Club
Dallas’ first dedicated mahjong studio connects generations of players
Schools
Armstrong Grads Give Future Eagles a Place to Nest
The students partnered with Fannin Tree Farm to give their school a towering thank you gift — a 30-foot-tall live oak tree
Schools
Boone First Graders Take Audience on Deep-Sea Adventure
Students stage challenging musical that combines songs, instruments, speaking parts, and creative movements
Community
CultureFest Brings World of Flavors, Sights, and Sounds to the Park Cities
Fourth annual event draws more than 1,100 participants and showcases 27 countries and regions
Camps
Three Cheers for Spirited Scots Summer Camp!
Inclusive, joyful camp welcomes area students with and without disabilities
Schools
HP Cheer Teams Announce New Captains
HP Cheer has announced new leadership of the varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders and Spirited Scots
Schools
HPHS Celebrates Class of 2026
The May 22 graduation ceremony featured speeches by valedictorian Henry Zhu and salutatorian Bradley Liang
Schools
Athletes, Mathletes Receive Accolades from HP Board
The Highland Park board of trustees recognized the MIS/HPMS math and science team, along with tennis, golf, and gymnastics athletes
Schools
HPISD Students Exceed Test’s Growth Projections (Again)
Students also surpassed projected growth on the exam this winter
Schools
Seniors Recognized in Honors Day Celebration
Graduates received awards and scholarships for character and achievement
News
UP Library Launches Community Read Program
Library card holders can pick up a free copy of 'Lonesome Dove' by Larry McMurtry, and participate in programs and discussions designed to deepen appreciation of the American classic
Business
Cruising Through the Park Cities and Preston Hollow in a Waymo
Is my teen with a learner’s permit a better motorist than a driverless vehicle?
Business
This Baker May Be Little, but Demand for His Bread Isn’t
St. Mark’s elementary school student sells homemade, high-quality sourdough
News
La Fiesta de las Seis Banderas Kicks Off 2026 Season
La Fiesta de las Seis Banderas has contributed more than $11.79 million to the Park Cities community, supporting a wide range of educational, charitable, and civic initiatives
Living
HPHS Student Council Raises Funds for Flood Victims
Council members donate about $17,000 to foundations that honor lost Park Cities girls
Sports
HP Archery on Target at Western National Tournament
Middle schooler finishes in first place out of more than 400 girl archers in her age group
News
Elizabeth Toon Charities to Host Clay Shoot, Concert
Elizabeth Toon Charities will host the 20th-annual Clay Shoot and Concert May 7-8