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Uniform Sustainability
Fast-fashion, a recent plague on sustainability, is built on the massive consumption of low-quality, typically trendy clothing that ultimately ends up in Goodwill or the dump within months.
Events
HP to Celebrate 100 Years of Cheerleading
Highland Park will celebrate 100 years of cheerleading on Oct. 17 and 18 with two evenings of events to energize the entire community.
Find Wine Lover’s Favorite Dallas Restaurant
Oenophile is an odd-looking word that means wine lover.
Make it at The Meadows Museum
The Meadows Museum’s Drawing With The Masters group meets at the top of the stairs.
Haag, HP Harriers Claim First Team Crown
The Highland Park boys topped a strong field at the Gerald Richey Invitational cross country meet on Sept. 7 in Grand Prairie.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Sept. 2-8
Thieves, license plate looters, and an underwear smuggler plague the Park Cities in this week's Crime Reports.
HP Cheer Celebrates Century of Success on And Off The Field
Highland Park will celebrate a century of cheerleading this fall, and the growth of a nationally recognized program that has energized the community both on and off the field.
Challenges To Books, DART Funding
HPISD’s Board of Trustees voted 5-2 in July to remove the book All Boys Aren’t Blue from the Highland Park High School library, and the memoir’s challengers have suggested that other books should also be pulled from library shelves.
Pizza and Chicken: Doughbird Opens in Dallas
Doughbird has landed in Texas, specifically, Inwood Village.
Scots Hold Off Leopards in Home Opener
Highland Park effectively shut down a Lovejoy offense that boasted some impressive credentials during a 24-17 victory in the Scots’ home opener.
Events
Fans Can Support the Scots at Auction and Caniac Supper
Hopes are high for the Scots this year, and fans can give the home team a boost from Sept. 16 to 21 during the 11th Annual Highland Park Auction & Caniac Supper.