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Scots Probe Robotic Surgery, Medical Myths, Flight
Do you wonder what it’s like to be a cancer researcher, or how medical students train to use robotic surgical systems?
HP, Jesuit Open Season with Tourney Wins
The Highland Park girls earned three straight wins at the prestigious National Elite Prep Showcase event in Southlake over the weekend.
Try These Quick and Easy Ways to Style Your Coffee Table
You should never underestimate the impact that a coffee table has on the rest of the room.
Magikid Team Gobbles Up Competition in Turkey Showdown
A team of young roboticists from Magikid Highland Park catapulted over the competition this November to bring home a win in the VEX IQ Robotics Competition Turkey Showdown.
Scots Kick Off Season with Home Tourney
A new year means a new high school soccer season. And for the Highland Park boys, that means another edition of the season-opening HP Classic tournament.
Favorites of 2024: Runner Trains Youth Through SpeedKIDZ
The story of local coach and Olympic Trials qualifier Dawn Grunnagle was one of managing editor Sarah Hodges' favorites of 2024.
Sisterhood Fueled Hardwood Success for HP Senior Guard
If it wasn’t for her older sister, Lila Collins isn’t sure she’d even be playing basketball in the first place.
HPHS Grad Sails in Competitions Around the Globe
No matter where she’s lived, Lola Kohl has always been at home on the water — as long as she has the wind at her back.
Favorites of 2024: Teens Start ZG BrightFuture
Frequent contributor Josh Hickman identified this story of teens starting a nonprofit and teaching summer classes as a 2024 favorite.
HPISD Students Put a New Twist on Tug-A-War
Highland Park ISD fifth and sixth graders added a futuristic twist to the classic tug-a-war competition when they put their robots to the test earlier this school year.
Favorites of 2024: UP Animal Lover Helps Rooster Strut His Stuff at Family Ranch
This story about a University Park rooster may make readers rethink their menus. Managing editor Sarah Hodges named it a favorite of 2024.