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Fast Start Leads Scots Past Richardson

Amid one of Highland Park’s best offensive halves of the season, defense might have made the difference during Tuesday's win against Richardson.

Lauro, HP Carry Momentum Into Tourney

Paris Lauro outscored Richardson Berkner by herself on Monday, and Highland Park remained unbeaten in the District 7-6A girls basketball standings.
Society

Out & About: Dallas Arboretum Great Contributors Award Dinner

The Arboretum’s annual Great Contributors Award dinner Nov. 15 honored former First Lady Laura Bush and former U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison. 

Huang, Zhu Lead Blue Wave in Mansfield

Highland Park finished fourth in the team standings among 21 schools competing at the recent Debbie Weems Invitational swimming meet.
Faith

Explore ‘The Artistry of Faith and Culture’ at the Arboretum’s DeGolyer House

The Dallas Arboretum debuted the Artistry of Faith and Culture exhibit at the DeGolyer House this season. The exhibit features the three world holidays celebrated during the season—Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa—along with Diwali celebrated in the fall.

Alcuin Hawks Claim First TAPPS Soccer Crown

Alcuin School capped an undefeated fall soccer season by bringing home the program’s first state title.

‘Shelley’s Heroes’ Take On Lupus

Lupus, an often-misunderstood autoimmune disease, is challenging to live with, difficult to diagnose, and hard to treat.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Dec. 12-18

Present pilferers, car-stealing crooks, and more plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for Dec. 12-19.

Pullano Looks to Make a Splash in First Season

Jason Pullano wasn’t sure he’d get a second chance to come to Highland Park. Now he’s glad he did.

Student Achievements: Music, Scholarship, Philanthropy

See 23 Highland Strings students perform during the Region 20 Concert at 4 p.m. Dec. 3 at Berkner High School in Richardson.

Scots Stifle Tigers for First 7-6A Win

Highland Park bounced back from a tough defeat in the District 7-6A opener with its most dominant victory of the boys basketball season.
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