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Lady Scots Roll Again, Secure 7-6A Crown
Highland Park clinched a District 7-6A title and a top seed in the upcoming Region I girls basketball playoffs on Friday by defeating Irving Nimitz.
HP Soccer Teams Draw With Pearce
Highland Park got its first major challenge in District 7-6A girls soccer action on Friday, finishing in a 1-1 tie against Richardson Pearce.
‘Black Cowboys’ Exhibit Open in Fair Park Until April 15
The exhibit offers insight into the legendary cowboy, a clearer picture of the Black West, and a more diverse portrait of thee American west by revealing stories that are largely untold.
Society
16th Seats for Soldiers Returns After Pandemic-Induced Hiatus
The event is a one-of-a-kind experience brought more than 100 service members to enjoy dinner from the steakhouse and enjoy courtside seats for the Dallas Mavericks versus Detroit Pistons game at American Airlines Center.
Faith
Faith Friday: SMAA Hosts Shrove Tuesday Pancake and Gumbo Supper
St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church will host a Shrove Tuesday pancake and gumbo supper complete with live jazz music by the Bach Norwood Quartet.
Thaw To Begin After Ice Storm
The ice storm warning expired Thursday morning and the thaw will soon begin, but roads remained hazardous Friday morning and many schools will remain closed, with some having delayed starts.
Lady Scots Feel Prepared for Jump to 6A in Softball
Highland Park lost two-thirds of its regular starting lineup to graduation and is transitioning to the 6A classification in softball for the first time since 2015.
Affidavit Details Allegations Against Dallas Restauranteur
The Colorado warrant for Vandelay Hospitality CEO Hunter Pond is based on an incident in which Pond allegedly spat on a woman’s face, threatened to pull her out of a car, and yelled expletives at her, according to an affidavit and application for arrest warrant filed in a Colorado district court.
New Spot Coming to Former Seasons 52 Home at NorthPark
A spokesperson for the shopping center confirmed that restaurant Joey will take over the 12,000-square-foot space.
Restaurant Serves ‘Baddest’ Wings But For How Long?
Bad Chicken has seven months before its Preston Center building comes down to make way for an office building.
Winter Storm Scene Around Highland Park Village
Schools, many roads, and businesses across Dallas-Fort Worth remain closed and covered with a glaze of sleet as of Wednesday, but the landscape makes for a picturesque winter scene.