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Heckler, Lady Scots Win Meet in Lubbock

Maddie Heckler and Highland Park hope their fast finish on Saturday forecasts more West Texas cross country success in a few weeks.

What’s New (And Coming Soon) At NorthPark Center

It’s a busy fall for new store openings at NorthPark Center.
Voices

The Winner of Best Queso Quest Is . . .

Casa Rosa with 30% of the vote, followed by Mesero and Taco Joint. Congratulations to all and go eat some queso in honor of National Queso Day!

HPHS Theatre Production of ‘Beauty and the Beast’

Highland Park High School invites you to “be their guest” at the remaining shows of Beauty and the Beast, which runs through this week.
Society

Texas Women’s Foundation Invests $9.2 Million in Latest Fiscal Year

Texas Women's Foundation's 2021-2022 fiscal year data is in, and the organization invested nearly $9.2 million in advancing its mission through research, advocacy, programs, solutions, and grantmaking.

Student Achievements: Four to Celebrate

Episcopal School of Dallas junior William Wexford Grogan was selected to perform bass in the 2022 High School Honors Performance Series at the Musikverein on Aug. 1.

Parish Baseball Players Bring ‘More Than a Game’

Summer brought the heat, and Parish Episcopal School teens brought the baseball to Vogel Alcove Summer Camp participants.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Sept. 12-18

A watch thief, porch pirates, and more plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for Sept. 12-18.

The World’s First Interactive Fountain Opens at Klyde Warren Park

Klyde Warren Park was created 10 years ago with a mission of adding more than just nature to the Downtown Dallas area.
Society

Park Cities Resident Voted President of Salesmanship Club of Dallas

Tim Marron was elected president of the Salesmanship Club of Dallas for its 103rd year.

HP Presbyterian Church Getting New Fountain

The city of University Park recently approved allowing Highland Park Presbyterian Church to build a new fountain within the existing Rhodus Garden courtyard on the church campus.
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