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From The Big Easy And Back to Big D
Art, antiques appraiser Rachel Weathers talks about coming home
HP Advances with Soccer Playoff Sweep
Highland Park kept rolling through the soccer playoffs on Tuesday, with the girls defeating Longview Pine Tree and the boys holding off Jacksonville. (Read time: 4.2 minutes)
Highland Park Village to Celebrate Spring With Annual Shopping Stroll
Highland Park Village is gearing up to celebrate spring with the return of the annual spring shopping stroll.
(Read time: 1.4 minutes)
Dallas Summer Musicals Debuts New Name, 2022-2023 Season
Dallas Summer Musicals recently made its debut as Broadway Dallas and announced its 2022-2023 Germania Broadway Series Season.
Hey College Students, Want to Spend Summer in Texas Parks? Apply Soon
What’s a history, chemistry, business, or education major who yearns to spend more time outdoors to do over the summer?
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports March 21-27
A looted Land Rover, careless drivers, and unwelcome house guests plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for March 21-27.
(Read time: 6 minutes)
Where Does Tyler Beeson Live?
An anonymous letter and an email from a Highland Park ISD mother to Park Cities People raised questions about a Place 4 trustee candidate’s residency.
UP Celebrates Murzin Family
Coffee Park playground named to honor special needs advocacy
Rutledge, Herring Pace Scots at Jesuit
Highland Park sprinted to the team title in the Class 5A boys division at the prestigious Jesuit-Sheaner Relays on Saturday. (Read time: 1.7 minutes)
Rhetoric Over HPISD Curriculum Heats Up
Months after a subcommittee of the Highland Park ISD board of trustees including board members and staff members was formed last fall to address concerns raised about how students are taught reading and phonics, the issue remains a hot topic at school board meetings.
HPISD Multi-Use Building Named For William P. Clements Jr.
The Highland Park ISD board of trustees recently approved naming the district’s new multi-use building the William P. Clements Jr. Leadership Center in honor of alumnus and former governor William P. Clements Jr.