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Diamond Dreams: Experience Fuels Optimism for Scots

HP faces difficult schedule in renewed quest for district title, playoff success.

Texas A&M-Commerce Opens Dallas Campus Near NorthPark

If you’re looking for a college education with a short commute, SMU is no longer your only option.
Coronavirus

CDC Could Loosen Mask Guidance

As COVID cases and hospitalizations drop, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention could loosen its guidance on indoor masking as early as this week, according to Good Morning America.
Society

S.M. Wright Foundation, Friends Celebrate 23 Years of Giving

Over nearly a quarter of a century, the S.M. Wright Foundation’s annual Christmas in the Park has helped thousands of families with gifts of food, clothing, toys, household items, and furniture.
Obituaries

Former Dallas Mayor Adlene Harrison Dies at 98

Adlene Harrison was a woman of firsts -- not just in Dallas, but for the U.S. as well. When she was appointed mayor in 1976, she became the first woman to serve in the role in Dallas, and was the first Jewish woman to be mayor of a major city in the U.S.

HP’s Hosch Earns Breaststroke Gold Again

Lindsey Hosch ended her high school swimming career by repeating as a Class 5A state champion in the girls 100-yard breaststroke on Saturday. (Read time: 1.5 minutes)

Delgado, Ray Lead HP Wrestlers at State

Jarek Delgado and David Ray earned bronze medals to lead the Highland Park contingent at the Class 5A state wrestling tournament. (Read time: 1.2 minutes)

Scots Crush Memorial in Season Opener

Highland Park opened the lacrosse season in style with a convincing 15-2 win over Houston Memorial on Saturday. (Read time: 0.8 minutes)

Gallery: Scots Lacrosse vs. Houston Memorial

The Scots (1-0) led by a 7-0 score at halftime and dominated on both ends of the field against the Houston Memorial Mustangs (0-2) at Highlander Stadium.

Lady Scots Rally to Eliminate Huntsville

A second-half comeback on Friday ensured that Highland Park will return to third round of the girls basketball playoffs. (Read time: 1.1 minutes)
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