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For the Bird: Cockatoo Loses His Family
Lose your bird? One veterinary clinic says they may have your feathered friend.
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D.L. Mack’s Open In UP
American-style tavern D.L. Mack’s recently opened in University Park.
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Barbecue Restaurant Coming to Snider Plaza
A full-service barbecue is set to open in Snider Plaza more than a year after it was reported that Peggy Sue BBQ wouldn’t be reopening.
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Lady Scots Carry Momentum Into District
HP posted a runner-up finish at the Curtis Culwell Invitational tournament in Garland, falling to Plano East in overtime in the championship game. (Read time: 0.8 minutes)
Go Here: Open Houses to Check Out Dec. 12
Ready to find your dream home this weekend? Check these out!
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DFW Real Estate Market in Realtor.com Top 50 for 2022
While it's not at the very top, the Dallas-Fort Worth real estate market did make it to the respectable top 50 markets Realtor.com is forecasting will be the leaders nationally next year.
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Society
2021 Dallas Symphony Orchestra Gala Dazzles Guests
Music director Fabio Luisi made his gala debut Sept. 25 at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center during a fundraising evening featuring world-renowned violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter.
An ICU Doctor’s Tales From the COVID-19 Front Lines
Zachary Dreyfuss tackles the difficult conversations with patients’ relatives.
Start Spreading the News
For years, Highland Park ISD grad Dan Tubb has lived and worked in NYC. He’s held residence everywhere from Hell’s Kitchen to Washington Heights. He’s lived in four-floor walk-ups with six roommates and now lives in New Jersey with his family.
Jenkins Draws New Challenger for County Judge Seat
You might have just gotten your Christmas tree set up, but the primary season for state and local elections is gearing up, and potential candidates have until Dec. 13 to file.
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Scots Moving Up to Class 6A in 2022
Highland Park will be elevated to the 6A classification for the next two years as part of the UIL’s biennial realignment process. (Read time: 1.2 minutes)