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Lady Scots Top Creekview in 12-5A Opener

Highland Park put its early stamp on the new District 12-5A by rolling past Carrollton Creekview in the volleyball league opener on Friday.
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Golfers to Take a Swing at Homelessness

East Dallas nonprofit Interfaith Family Services will hold its 17th annual Golf Classic on Sept. 16. The event will raise funds to break the cycle of poverty for families in need.
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Dirk Nowitzki Foundation to Host Charity Tennis Match

The Dirk Nowitzki Foundation will host its 6th annual charity exhibition-style tennis match on Sept. 14.

House of the Month: 3917 Gillon Avenue

This stunning French transitional home, crafted by Colby Craig Homes, is set for completion in November 2024.

Scots, Rangers Ready to Continue Rivalry

Even after their two-year stint as district opponents ended last season, it made sense for Highland Park and Jesuit Dallas to continue their football rivalry.

Looking for a ‘Beat Jesuit’ Shirt?

Wondering where to get your 'Beat Jesuit' shirt for Friday night's game? Try Not Just Soccer.

Picking the Perfect Mattress Varies by Person

Buying a mattress can feel like a high-stakes decision. Not only are mattresses expensive, but the one you choose has a direct impact on your health.

Former QB Finds New Competitive Outlet in Running

Thomas Hand struggled to let football go. But channeling his competitive energy into running has proven therapeutic, one stride at a time.

Park Cities Remembers Sept. 11 First Responders

On the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, SMU hosted a ceremony in honor of the first responders and individuals who lost their lives in the terror attacks 23 years ago.
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Editor’s Inbox: Is Dirk Getting Help From Dr. Phil?

Would anyone call foul if Dr. Phil watches Dirk Nowitzki serve and asks, “How’s that working for you?”

Make Stress a Positive Part of School

What is the universal student experience? It’s not football games or learning how to drive — it’s stress.  
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