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Discipline Fuels Underdog Triumph for Elahmadi
Perhaps the most difficult sacrifice of Highland Park wrestler Amin Elahmadi’s state championship season came before his first match even started.
Rees Achieves National Doubles Ranking
Briana Rees, a former HP tennis standout, has made an immediate impact as a freshman this season at Hillsdale College in Michigan.
Nonprofits
Chi Omega Christmas Market Announces 2025 Beneficiaries
Beneficiaries include Beacon Hill Preparatory Institute, Broadway Dallas, Community Partners of Dallas, Connecting Point of Park Cities, Make-A-Wish North Texas, New Friends New Life, Sleep in Heavenly Peace TX-Dallas/Ft Worth, SPCA of Texas, and The Magdalen House.
Intersection of Oak Lawn Avenue and Preston Road Affected by Construction
Traffic around the Ashley Priddy Memorial Fountain near the intersection of Armstrong Avenue, Oak Lawn Avenue, Lakeside Drive, and Preston Road will be impacted by storm water main repair work beginning on Thursday, April 10.
‘Grease: School Version’ Coming to MIS/HPMS
Performances of 'Grease: School Version' are at 6 p.m. on Thursday, April 10, 4 p.m. on Friday, April 11, 5 p.m. on Saturday, April 12, and 2 p.m. on Sunday, April 13, in the McCulloch Intermediate School/Highland Park Middle School auditorium, 3555 Granada Ave.
Community
Paint Hues Reflect Dallas Artist’s Colorful Journey
JD Miller partnered with Phil Romano of Macaroni Grill, Fuddruckers, and EatZi’s to open Samuel Lynne Galleries, named after Romano’s son and Miller’s daughter
5 Steps to a Charming Child’s Bedroom
Designing a room for your child can be a great opportunity to show your creativity, but it also presents some unique challenges.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports March 31-April 6
A hip-hop hustler and trash can thief feature in this week's Park Cities crime reports.
UP Plans Summertime Street Improvements
While the kids get a summer holiday from school, the city of University Park will get to work maintaining and improving city streets.
‘It’s Okay To Not Be Okay’
Noemi Tsai felt isolated when she was diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder and depression.
‘Happy’ Moments, Sneaky Therapy Happen on a Horse
In her daily life, Highland Park High School graduate Sara “Happy” Waterman deals with the challenges caused by Down syndrome. But on a horse, she’s a champion.