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HP Seniors Chart College Athletic Paths
A volleyball standout and two soccer stars were recognized at a signing day ceremony on Thursday at Highland Park High School.
HP Recognizes Public Safety Telecommunicators
Highland Park thanked its “unseen first responders” — the public safety telecommunicators providing crucial assistance to residents in times of crisis — during an April 15 town council meeting.
Designer’s Cultural Surroundings Becomes a Family Business
Preston Hollow designer Paula Wenstrom’s mission to renovate and reimagine public spaces and workspaces has become a family affair.
HPISD Board Talks Bond, Teacher Salaries
While students enjoy their summer holiday, Highland Park ISD plans to get to work on projects funded by its $137.3 million bond.
Caruth Park Playground Reels in Area Small Fry
Even before the official ribbon cutting, the new Caruth Park playground began making a splash with local playgoers.
Nonprofits
Children’s Cancer Fund Brings Star Power to the Runway
The Children’s Cancer Fund's 35th Anniversary Gala welcomed supporters to an unforgettable evening at the Hilton Anatole on April 11.
Nonprofits
Hoda Kotb Dazzles at 19th Annual Chick Lit Luncheon
TODAY Show host talks lessons learned as a journalist and how she knew it was time to retire
Camps
The Fiddler in the Dialysis Room
Relatively few summer campers get serenaded by a fiddle-playing pediatric nephrologist.
Renee Jiang Takes Her Flute Playing Skills to Historic U.S. Stage
Why wait until adulthood before performing at Carnegie Hall?
HP Breaks Losing Streak in Home Finale
Highland Park closed out its home softball schedule with a resounding 10-0 win over Carrollton Newman Smith on Tuesday.
SMU Launches MeSpace Sensory-Friendly Workspace
Through a collaboration with the DASS office, Hughes-Trigg Student Center, and SMU Libraries, SMU is testing MeSpace, a plug-and-play, sensory-friendly study space .