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Designer-Realtor Duo Champion Home Preservation

Photographs documenting an ugly duckling transformation guided by Hillary Littlejohn left many guests surprised the “before” photos came from the same home they were touring.

Tourney Showcases Growth for HP Archery

The annual Highland Park Archery Scholarship Tournament drew more than 700 archers from 38 high-school and middle-school campuses.

Late Rally Lifts HP Girls Over Wakeland

Thanks to a second-half comeback, Highland Park surged past Frisco Wakeland on Friday and remained in contention for a District 12-5A title.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Jan. 20-26

Greedy thieves, mail marauders, and reckless roadsters wreak havoc in this week's Park Cities crime reports.

Chick-fil-A on Hillcrest to Close for Remodel

The Chick-fil-A at 6423 Hillcrest Ave. will close at 2 p.m. on Jan. 30 for a renovation that is expected to take three to four months.
Site Readings

February Site Reading

The holidays may be behind us, but People Newspapers readers can look forward to some more treats in our February Site Reading Column.

Park Cities Sends Support to Los Angeles Wildfire Victims

“It’s like a Chick-fil-A drive through,” Ellen Kershaw said of the traffic in the alley behind her house. “It’s non-stop.”

No Fluoride, No Problem

Park Cities residents don’t need to rush out for Waterpiks if President Donald Trump removes fluoride from drinking water.

Huang Leads Blue Wave at District Meet

Highland Park finished third in the team standings for both boys and girls at the District 9-5A swimming meet on Friday in Frisco.
Crime

Former HPUMC Minister Arrested

A former executive minister at Highland Park United Methodist Church turned himself in to law enforcement on Oct. 31 on a warrant for solicitation of prostitution, according to court documents obtained by The Roys Report.

‘The Magic Island Chronicles’ Third Volume Available Now

Providence Christian School student William Phillips recently released the third volume in his fantasy series.
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