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Lady Scots Race to Victory in Frisco
Highland Park placed three runners in the top 10 individually, paced by runner-up Charlotte Hudson, to earn a fifth team title this season. (Read time: 1 minute)
Obituaries
‘Mastermind of NorthPark Center’s Artistic Landscape Architecture’ Judy Cunningham Dies at 68
This year, NorthPark will have to switch from summer to fall landscaping (which typically includes hundreds of pumpkins and gourds) without the help of Judy Cunningham, the acclaimed landscape designer known as ‘the mastermind of NorthPark Center’s artistic landscape architecture for 43 years.’
(Read time: 3.4 minutes)
Moving Image Installation Coming To Crow Museum
The Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas will present the U.S. premiere of “The Critical Dictionary of Southeast Asia” by internationally renowned artist Ho Tzu Nyen featuring a moving-image installation.
(Read time: 2.9 minutes)
Gallery: Parish Episcopal vs. Argyle Liberty
The Parish Panthers rolled past Argyle Liberty 45-14 in their district opener at Snyder Stadium, with freshman quarterback Sawyer Anderson leading the way.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Sept. 13-17
Read the Park Cities Crime Reports for Sept. 13 – Sept. 17.
(Read time: 1.8 minutes)
‘Ice Cream Perfected’
A traditional Indian dessert recipe passed down through generations has spread from a Preston Hollow family’s kitchen to stores nationwide.
(Read time: 3.9 minutes)
HP Trying to Reach Field Hockey Goals
The next week presents two opportunities for the Lady Scots to secure their first win — and their first goal — against a varsity opponent this season. (Read time: 0.7 minutes)
Proposed Map Would Change State Senators for Park Cities, Preston Hollow
Voters (and lawmakers) got the first glimpse at one of the redistricting maps submitted over the weekend, just as a third special session gavels in to tackle the task of divvying up the state’s voters.
(Read time: 4.1 minutes)
Coronavirus
Pfizer Says Vaccine for Younger Children Could Be Ready by Halloween
A smaller dose of the COVID-19 vaccine produced by Pfizer and BioNTech produced a safe and "robust" immune response in children ages 5-11 in a clinical trial, the company said Monday morning.
(Read time: 3.9 minutes)
Voices
Parent Traps
Our youngest graduated from college in May. Within days she was celebrating on vacation with family and friends.
(Read time: 3.9 minutes)
Voices
The Root of All Irresponsibility?
The impact of the pandemic upon college students who work to pay for education expenses is going to present some tricky choices and temptations.
(Read time: 3.2 minutes)