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SMU’s Free Festival Features Best-Selling Authors
The Dallas Literary Festival is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in McCord Auditorium on the third floor of Dallas Hall, 3225 University Blvd., SMU campus.
55 Seventy Hopes To Be Destination For All Things Wine
Highland Park alumnus, serial entrepreneur, and wine enthusiast Tommy Shuey has opened a new, member-only wine club in Preston Center.
Legal Troubles Vex Vandelay CEO Hunter Pond
Legal battles are on the “menu” for Vandelay Hospitality Group CEO Hunter Pond.
Scots Split Games at Opening Tournament
After starting with two wins, Highland Park dropped its final three games at the 380 Invitational baseball tournament over the weekend.
HP Rally Falls Short in Playoff Defeat
Plano held off Highland Park 61-54 in a Class 6A Region I area round playoff game at Moody Coliseum, ending HP’s eight-game winning streak and its season.
HP Soccer Teams Sweep Past MacArthur
Highland Park remained undefeated atop the District 7-6A girls soccer standings with a 4-1 road win over Irving MacArthur on Friday.
Lauro Honored as 7-6A Girls Hoops MVP
A perfect run through the District 7-6A girls basketball schedule led to numerous individual postseason accolades for Highland Park.
Hackberry Creek Renovation Design to Commence
This design will include Hackberry Creek corridor improvements, roadway improvements at Beverly Drive and Miramar Avenue, and transforming the Prather Park tennis court to a pickleball court.
Society
Community Partners of Dallas Announces New President, CEO
Joanna Clarke will assume the position June 1.
Faith
Faith Friday: Prestoncrest Church of Christ Fajita Fundraiser
Prestoncrest Church of Christ’s youth group is hosting a fajita fundraiser lunch from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. 26 at the church at 6022 Preston Crest Lane.
Batters Up: Scots Hope Experience Will Fuel Improvement on Diamond
Injuries and inconsistency might have derailed Highland Park’s hopes for a deep playoff run last season, but those struggles could yield some dividends this spring.