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HP Earns State Bids in Singles, Doubles

Highland Park will send three tennis players to the Class 6A state tournament after runner-up regional finishes.

HP Pool Delays Start to Lap Season

The postpone is attributed to "an unforeseen mechanical issue with the pool's heating system."

Town Makes ‘Big Pecan’ Podium Delivery

The legacy of Highland Park’s Million Dollar Monarch continues. Highland Park ISD recently received podiums made from the tree that once stood at Armstrong Parkway at Preston Road for more than 104 years.

UP Specimen Oak Tree Comes Down: What We Know

April 19 marked day two of the removal of the specimen oak tree at Thackery Street and Caruth Boulevard.

Preservation Park Cities Car Show Returns

Preservation Park Cities’ annual car show returns to Burleson Park from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 29. 

Exterior Home Makeover Ideas for Budgets of Any Size

Whether you are selling your home this spring or plan on enjoying it for years to come, it’s important to make the exterior just as inviting as the interior.

Scots Ground Cardinals, Extend Hot Streak

A six-game winning streak has lifted Highland Park into a tie for second place in the District 7-6A baseball standings.
Society

Out & About: Broadway Dallas Gala

More than 350 Dallas leaders, philanthropists, and art lovers came together for the gala, which featured a full performance of Moulin Rouge! The Musical and raised $870,000.
Society

Out & About: House of DIFFA Jacket Auction Collection Preview

House of DIFFA (Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS) recently hosted a preview of the luxury jacket auction collection ahead of the main event May 13.
Society

Out & About: Crystal Charity Ball Theme Reveal Party

Art collectors Betsy and Jim Sowell opened their home for the reveal party, where ball chair Angie Kadesky and decorations chair Kim Hex revealed the “Masterpieces in the Making” theme.

New Beginnings on Television, Tropical Salad on the Table

Springtime is filled with new beginnings. In North Texas, pale green leaves unfurl on trees and bushes, green sprigs of grass overtake dry winter lawns, and mounds of pink, red, and white azaleas burst into bloom, lining walkways, boulevards, and gardens.
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