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Gallery: Highland Park vs. Royse City
The Lady Scots (12-6, 2-0) limited the Royse City Lady Bulldogs to just three points in the fourth quarter.
HP Uses Defense to Rally Past Royse City
After a slow start, Highland Park used a third-quarter surge to win its first District 13-5A home game on Friday, rallying past Royse City 40-35. (Read time: 0.9 minutes)
TikTok Threat Deemed Not Credible
A TikTok challenge designed to close schools on what is the last day before an extended holiday break for many schools has caused some anxiety, prompting schools and school districts to reassure families and staff. But it is credible?
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Faith
Faith Friday: ‘Celebrate and Sing’ With Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church
Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church will ‘celebrate and sing’ with a musical program to be broadcast on KERA and the church’s website.
Society
Cattle Baron’s Ball Enjoys Big Night for American Cancer Society
After the pandemic scooted fundraising online last year, Cattle Baron’s Ball ‘doubled down’ this year with record attendance and fundraising.
Anthropologie Moving To Knox Street
Anthropologie will soon move from Highland Park Village to Knox Street.
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Go Here: Open Houses to Check Out Dec. 18-19
Ready to find your dream home this weekend? Look no further!
(Read time: 5.1 minutes)
Rogers Healy and Associates Brings Back ‘License Launch’
Need more real estate agents? Rogers Healy says he will just grow his own.
(Read time: 2.4 minutes)
Interior Designer John Phifer Marrs Sees Collecting as Décor
John Phifer Marrs learned the joy of having beautiful things from his grandmother and turned that passion into a career in interior design and, more recently, writing.
Candidates Gear Up for Primary Season
Monday evening marked the deadline for candidates to file for the March 1, 2022 primary, and some state and local races will be very busy. The general election will take place on Nov. 8.
Dallas CASA Names New Board Executive Committee
Dallas CASA’s board of directors recently voted in a new executive committee for the board term beginning Jan. 1, 2022.
(Read time: 2.9 minutes)