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Society
Out & About: Interfaith Family Services Golf Classic
The organization raised $112,165 at its 16th-annual Golf Classic on Sept. 18.
Society
Catalina Gonzalez to Receive Fashion Notes Designer Award
The lifestyle brand Dondolo founder will be honored at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra League's 10th-annual Fashion Notes Designer Award Luncheon and Style Show.
Society
Out & About: Texas Women’s Foundation Luncheon
The foundation held its 38th annual luncheon to celebrate its past and raise funds for the future. The lunch included speakers and conversation about all that Texas women have accomplished.
Plaid Piper Summons Armstrong Students to School
A man in a plaid kilt, green stockings, and a waistcoat stood outside Armstrong Elementary School with a set of bagpipes in his hands.
Wiping Out Kids’ Cancer a Family Affair
Since Niko was diagnosed with Burkitt’s Lymphoma in 2019 at 13, he and his parents, Alex and Krista Tacey, have been all in in the fight against childhood cancer.
Scots Stifle Berkner, Control 7-6A Fate
HP held off Richardson Berkner 28-13 on Friday to move into a first-place tie in the district standings with the Rams and Lake Highlands.
Faith
Faith Friday: Faith and Blue Weekend at Third Church of Christ Scientist
Third Church of Christ Scientist is partnering with Dallas and Highland Park officers for National Faith and Blue Weekend.
District Lead at Stake for Scots, Rams
A glance at the District 7-6A standings at the midway point accentuates the importance of this week’s clash between Highland Park and Richardson Berkner.
Persons of the Year
Who’s Your Person of the Year for 2023?
Have a great nominee (or nominees)? Let us know now (we’ll be taking nominations until Oct. 30), and keep your eyes open for our ballot on Nov. 1.
HP’s Steel Tobin Worked His Way Up the Receiver Depth Chart
Steel Tobin stands just 5 feet, 7 inches, but the senior slot receiver is standing out this season for Highland Park.
SMU National Night Out
The festivities around the main quad featured a fire safety demonstration with a burnout of two mock dorm rooms (one with a sprinkler and one without), a dog parade, entertainment from a DJ and SMU student performers, raffle prizes, lawn games, food, giveaways, and more.