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Musings on Travels, Tastes, and Valentine’s Day Apple Tarts

This month’s Valentine dessert was inspired by my visit to France for a Paris Fashion Trip.

Feb. 14 Occasions Worthy of Dinner Reservations

This year, Valentine’s Day is on a Friday, which means restaurants are going to be slammed, and, if you’re not quick about it, you might find yourself at home with a pot of chili mac and a bitter wife. 

Lady Scots Roll Past Wranglers in Opener

Highland Park started its season in style, rolling past West Mesquite 11-1 in six innings in a nondistrict softball opener on Monday.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Feb. 3-9

Careless cruisers, troublemakers, and thieves created some chaos in this week's Park Cities crime reports.

HP Dominates in Lacrosse Season Opener

Highland Park made a statement in its first lacrosse game of the season by blasting Dripping Springs 20-0 on Sunday at Highlander Stadium.
In Case You Missed It

Stop Making Such a Racket

For players, pickleball can be super fun. But for some bystanders, the whack of ball against paddle can get super annoying.

Remember the Alamo, and the Words of William B. Travis

Hockaday student Slone McNutt, together with fellow UP resident Rosser Newton and Sgt. Maj of the Army (Ret) John Vick, founded the Alamo Letter Society.

HPISD Trustees Discuss Bond Plans, Board Goals

Highland Park ISD expects to receive funds from its $137.3 million bond package on Feb. 26, and the district is working to schedule projects financed by bond dollars.
Events

Bush Center Honors Quiet WWII Heroism

The story of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, nicknamed the Six Triple Eight, is featured in a new Netflix program.
General

A Killer Story Emerges From Behind the Scenes

Former People Newspapers writer Claire St. Amant takes readers behind the yellow caution tape and into the world of fast-paced true crime journalism.
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