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Lady Scots to Face Emerson in Playoffs
Highland Park, the runner-up from District 12-5A, will start postseason play in the Division I bi-district round on Monday in Allen.
In Case You Missed It
David Yarrow Goes Beyond a Crouching Tiger
Acclaimed photographer debuts Storytelling Series during Dallas visit
HP Recognized for Highest Public Protection Classification
Assistant State Fire Marshal Chuck Allen presented an award to the Town for maintaining a class 1 rating from the Insurance Services Office.
UP Gathers Input on Potential New Library Spaces
The University Park Public Library is planning to make changes, and city leaders want to hear what the community thinks.
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All Hands on Deck at Armstrong Auction
Armstrong Elementary parents, students, and staff members charted a course for success during the school’s annual auction on Nov. 8.
Historic Houses and Contemporary Art: Embrace the Love
As an artist, I was particularly interested in the topic of last fall’s Preservation Park Cities Distinguished Speaker Luncheon: Living with Art.
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Lady Scots Earn Draw Against Wakeland
Highland Park remained unbeaten in District 12-5A after a hard-fought 3-3 draw against defending Class 5A state champion Frisco Wakeland.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Jan. 28-Feb. 2
Mischief makers, poor drivers, and thieves were up to no good in this week's Park Cities Crime Reports.
HP Powerlifters Flex Muscles at Opener
Highland Park showed its strength with multiple gold medals at the first meet of the boys powerlifting season on Friday at Richardson Pearce.
UP Elementary Celebrates 100 Days of Learning
Kindergartners at University Park Elementary grew up fast during their first 100 days of school based on the canes and glasses they brought to campus on Jan. 31.
But with age came wisdom. And for the kindergartners, that called for a 100th Day of School celebration designed to reinforce key math concepts they’ve studied this year.
Society
STAR Program Relocates to Serve More Adults
The impact of enabling smooth transitions from school to the real world will be doubled with the new location.