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UP City Council Calls Nov. 3 Tax Rate Election

If approved, the election would raise $1,459,476 for the city and fund investments in the police and fire departments, along with parking enforcement technology
Schools

HPISD Trustees Celebrate HPHS Science Team, Track Wins

The HPHS UIL Science team and HPHS track star Adelaide Wortman were celebrated at the Aug. 18 school board meeting
Home

Four Tips for Picking Out the Perfect Lampshade

Swapping old lampshades out with new ones is a quick and inexpensive way to refresh your room.
Schools

HPISD Trustees OK 2026-2027 Tax Rate

The HPISD board of trustees approved the district's 2026-2027 tax rate
Schools

HPISD Heads Back to School

Bagpipes, balloons, smiling teachers, and friends new and old greeted HPISD students as they started the year
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Aug. 10-16

A pricey pool pilfering, vehicle thieves, and more plagued the Park Cities Crime Reports from Aug. 10 - 16
News

Memorial Service Announced for Missing SMU Professor

A memorial service is set for attorney and SMU professor Charles Hosch about 10 months after he went missing
Community

All Teamwork, No Screens

Highland Park Library Hosts Puzzle Competition
Community

The Conversations That Changed My Summer

I’ve always thought August feels more like New Year’s than January.
News

HPUMC ‘Completely Blindsided’ by Lawsuit, Pastor Says

Highland Park United Methodist Church senior minister Rev. Matt Tuggle said the church was "completely blindsided" by news of a lawsuit brought by a regional governing body of the United Methodist Church
Sports

For This Teen, Squash is Not a Garden-Variety Sport

Hockaday sophomore’s nonprofit aims to continue growing the niche game among North Texas youngsters
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