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Still Dreaming Beyond Dallas

The local film scene will be on display May 12th at the annual Dallas Noir at the Dallas Angelika Film Center.
Coronavirus

A ‘New Normal?’

Within days of a federal district judge's ruling that ended the country's federal mask mandate on public transit (like planes and trains), Dallas County lowered its COVID-19 risk level to green or the "new normal."

Changes Coming to HPISD Reading Materials

Leaders plan to ‘phase out’ Units of Study materials selected in 2019

UP City Council Moves Forward on Various Projects

The University Park City Council approved funding resolutions for the cost of design and construction services for the shared Turtle Creek Sanitary Sewer Main with Highland Park.

HP’s Staunton Wins All-Around Gold Again

Clayton Staunton clinched his second consecutive state all-around title, and the Highland Park junior continued to make history in the process. (Read time: 1.5 minutes)

Scots Aim for Playoff Spot in Final Week

Heading into the last week of the regular season, HP is two games ahead of Royse City for fourth place in the District 13-5A standings. (Read time: 1.1 minutes)

Lady Scots Fall to Royse City in Finale

Highland Park wrapped up the softball season on Friday with a 12-1 home loss to Royse City, leaving the Lady Scots in seventh place in District 13-5A. (Read time: 0.9 minutes)

Gallery: Scots Baseball vs. North Forney

The Falcons won 4-1 April 13 and 5-1 April 15 against the Scots (15-8, 6-4), who slipped to fourth place in the league standings with two weeks remaining in the regular season.

Gallery: Highland Park at the 13-5A Track Meet

Highland Park earned boys and girls team titles at the District 13-5A track and field meet last week at Hanby Stadium in Mesquite.

Gallery: Scots Lacrosse vs. Jesuit

Highland Park saw its four-game winning streak snapped with a 13-5 loss to rival Jesuit last week at Highlander Stadium.

Junior League, Ryan Foundation Award $40,000 in Scholarships

The Junior League of Dallas recently awarded $40,000 in collegiate scholarships to 10 college-bound women from Dallas ISD during the ninth annual Women LEAD speech competition and awards ceremony.
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