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The Future of Work
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced ongoing conversations about the merits of working remotely instead of in the office.
Lady Scots Roll Past Heath for First Win
HP pulled away from Rockwall-Heath, led by 21 points from Riley Mae Herrod. Paris Lauro added 13 points and Vivian Jin tallied eight. (Read time: 1.1 minutes)
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Nov. 1-7
Read the Park Cities Crime Reports for Nov. 1 - Nov. 7.
(Read time: 4.7 minutes)
Happenings on the Hill
Linda P. and William A. Custard committed $3 million, and the Meadows Foundation matched that to establish the Custard Institute for Spanish Art and Culture at the Meadows Museum.
Coronavirus
She Was ‘Always Taking Care of People’
The family of Carol Wilson Watkins remembers a mother and grandmother who died early in pandemic in the first of our ongoing series, "Pandemic Made Personal."
(Read time: 4.1 minutes)
Glitterville Invasion
Kelly Dworkin, co-founder of Preston Center Plaza gift and party mainstay Swoozie’s, knows how to add some wacky whimsy to her holiday decorating.
(Read time: 4.1 minutes)
Gallery: Highland Park Volleyball vs. Midlothian
The Lady Scots swept Midlothian in a Class 5A Region II quarterfinal match at Ellis Davis Field House — after being eliminated by the Lady Panthers in the same round, on the same floor, a year ago.
HP Ousts Midlothian in Playoff Rematch
Revenge came in resounding fashion for Highland Park during the third round of the volleyball playoffs on Monday. (Read time: 1.4 minutes)
Snider Plaza Tree Lighting Returning
The Rotary Club of Park Cities and city of University Park are gearing up to kick off the holiday season with the annual tree lighting in Snider Plaza.
(Read time: 1.5 minutes)
Gallery: ESD vs. Kinkaid
The Eagles battled through injuries but couldn’t answer a second-quarter barrage by Houston Kinkaid during a 42-17 defeat at Postell Stadium.
‘Love Field Stories’ To Talk Holiday Events
Dallas Love Field’s podcast “Love Field Stories” will broadcast live from the Dallas Arboretum Tuesday.
(Read time: 1.6 minutes)