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Events

The 15th Annual Hope Party Brings Attention to Mental Health

Since 2006, the Grant Halliburton Foundation has helped more than 325,000 students, educators, and parents, recognize the signs of mental illness through various avenues, including education, conferences, collaboration, and encouragement.

HP Looks to Tame Lions in Playoff Clash

The Scots will face Frisco Reedy on Friday, looking to advance to the fourth round of the playoffs for the first time since 2020.

Huang Sets Backstroke Mark at TISCA Meet

A record-setting performance by Angelina Huang led Highland Park at the recent TISCA North Zone swimming meet in Frisco.
Events

Acclaimed Cellist to Perform at HP Digitarium

Highland Park ISD’s Digitarium at Pierce Planetarium will host an intimate winter concert on Dec. 11 with internationally renowned cellist SaiSai Ding.
Events

Pop Up Book Sale Coming to The Plaza at Preston Center

Bookworms can stock up on their holiday favorites at The Plaza at Preston Center from Dec. 6 to 12 during the Friends of the University Park Public Library’s pop up Second Chapter Book Sale.

Comings and Goings

Learn about the newest places in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow to shop, eat, sweat, and bank in our December 'Comings and Goings.'
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Crystal Charity Ball to Take Dallasites on ‘New York Holiday’

This year, funds will benefit the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, HHM Health, Methodist Health System Foundation, Parkland Health Foundation, The Center for Integrative Counseling and Psychology, Traffick911, and Vogel. 

Noble, Scots Cruise to Win Over Bearcats

A fast start and a balanced attack led the Highland Park boys to their biggest win of the season, 71-37 over Sherman on Monday.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Nov. 18-24

Crafty crooks, muddled motorists, and sneaky swindlers did their worst in this week's Park Cities crime reports.
News

UP Approves New E-Bike Regulations

The city’s new ordinance is virtually identical to the one adopted by Highland Park in October
In Case You Missed It

Hyer Hosts Inaugural Turkey Trot

Students at Hyer Elementary kicked off Thanksgiving break with some festive fun on Nov. 22 during the school’s first-ever Turkey Trot.
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