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HPHS Angler Captures Spot on All-American Team

Highland Park ISD senior Dylan Sorrells is reeling in top honors for his angling skills.

HP Bass Team Reels in Fourth Win in Perfect Season

Seniors Dylan Sorrells and Cullum Brown led the Highland Park Bass Team to a dominant victory and its fourth consecutive school title of the season at Eagle Mountain Lake on March 8.
Remarkable Women

Finance Pro Counts Success by Building Teams

Park Cities mom Kate Boatright has spent almost 18 years at credit-rating agency S&P Global Ratings, but the PTA president notes the most important measures of success have little to do with data and scores.

Hyde, Lady Scots End Skid Against Turner

Highland Park was in a celebratory mood while snapping a six-game softball losing streak on Tuesday.

“Soaping” Prank Makes Mess for City of UP

Pranksters poured dish soap into the Shaddock Park fountain at the corner of Lovers Lane and Preston Road the weekend of March 8, causing a clean-up headache for the city of University Park.

Embrace Adventure Sailing in the British Virgin Islands

With their sparkling turquoise waters, sandy beaches, and easy access from Dallas/Ft. Worth, the British Virgin Islands are a must visit.

Don’t Hesitate to Experiment with Patterns

You don’t have to be a professional designer to appreciate the difference that the right wallpaper pattern or patterned rug makes in a room.
Events

TWU Hosts Dallas Leadership Luncheon

Texas Woman’s University recognized Nicole Small as the 2025 Virginia Chandler Dykes Leadership Award recipient.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports March 3-9

Five drivers failed to follow one of the golden rules of the road in last week's Park Cities crime reports by failing to leave information after hitting another vehicle.

UP Elementary Students Share Talents During Fourth Grade Showcase

Looking for Talent? Turn off the TV and check out the fourth graders at University Park Elementary School.

SMU Researchers Create Cheaper, Longer Lasting Batteries

Lithium-sulfur batteries are cheaper, lighter, more powerful, and more sustainable than the lithium-ion batteries used to power cellphones, tablets, and electric vehicles. So why aren’t we using lithium-sulfur batteries instead?
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