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Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Nov. 29-Dec. 5
Read the Park Cities Crime reports for Nov. 29 – Dec. 5.
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Something Navy Pop-Up Opens in Highland Park Village
Just in time for the holidays, Something Navy recently opened a pop-up shop next to Dior in Highland Park Village.
Gallery: Knights of Columbus Classic
Highland Park has shown it can win fast-paced shootouts, but the ability to control a low-scoring defensive struggle gave the Scots a tournament title on Saturday.
House of the Month: 5335 Meaders Lane
Designed by noted architect Elby Martin and punctuated with Tuscan-inspired touches, this stone-clad estate home with an Italian barrel tile roof sits on a 1.1-acre site in Old Preston Hollow.
Coronavirus
Dallas ISD Mask Mandate Extended to Martin Luther King Day
Superintendent Hinojosa announced Friday that Dallas ISD's mask mandate will remain in effect until Martin Luther King Day, which falls on Jan. 17.
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A ‘Come From Away’ Story
For Nicole Cardwell of University Park, Come From Away, the Broadway musical about the Canadian town that took in stranded air travelers after the 9/11 attacks, is more than just a show.
Scots Hold Off Jesuit for Tourney Title
HP pulled away after halftime for a 45-29 victory over Jesuit in the championship game of the Knights of Columbus Classic. (Read time: 1.6 minutes)
Society
CC Young Wrap It Up Luncheon
Attendees of CC Young Wrap It Up Luncheon enjoyed shopping in a holiday market, a fashion presentation, and a holiday lunch.
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Gallery: The Debut of Jesuit’s Segal Family Aquatic Center
Tuesday marked the first dual meet in Jesuit's new Segal Family Aquatic Center, a 29,000-square-foot complex funded by a $17 million donation by Rachel Segal.
Faith
Faith Friday: HPUMC Advent Festival
Highland Park United Methodist Church is gearing up to celebrate the season with their annual Advent Festival.