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Savor Pâtisserie, Howdy Homemade Earn H-E-B Honors

After tastings, intense deliberations, and review of everything from books, beignets, and bottled water, to syrups, sausage and seasonings, two local businesses took home honors in the 2021 H-E-B’s Quest for Texas Best. (Read time: 4.1 minutes)

Dallas Comedy Club: New Joke Joint Opens This Week

Will the new Dallas Comedy Club be awesome, you ask? (Read time: 3.9 minutes)

Dallas Does Dante

September marks the 700th anniversary of the death of Dante Alighieri, and SMU is hosting a Dante Festival through Sept. 2. (Read time: 4.1 minutes)

What’s in Storer?

Brennan Storer has a strong arm and quick feet. But he knows that playing quarterback for Highland Park requires more than just physical tools. (Read time: 5 minutes)
Coronavirus

State Fair COVID-19 Safety Guidelines

With about 30 days to go until the opening of the fair, the State Fair of Texas publicized its latest COVID-19 health and safety guidelines this week. (Read time: 2.5 minutes)

Neuhaus Café: From The Kid in the Candy Shop

Mervyn Sacher’s eyes twinkle when he talks about his early career as a candy buyer for a large department store he calls “the Walmart of South Africa.” (Read time: 4.9 minutes)

Youngsters Aim to Keep Knights on Track

After losing 12 seniors to graduation, and with just two seniors on the current roster, Covenant could be excused for taking a step back in 2021.

Flaherty Aims to Restore Roar at St. Mark’s

While there’s a new man in charge on the sidelines, many of the faces on the field will be familiar for St. Mark’s this season.

Scots Shine on Court in Season Debut

The quest for another Class 5A team tennis state title is off to a promising start for Highland Park. (Read time: 0.6 minutes)
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Aug. 23-29

Read the Park Cities Crime Reports for Aug. 23 – Aug. 29. (Read time: 5 minutes)

MIS Teacher Receives Howie Award

McCulloch Intermediate School sixth-grade science and Talented and Gifted (TAG) teacher Paul Newhouse was presented with the Highland Park Education Foundation’s John and Eileen Howie Community Service Award recently. (Read time: 1.3 minutes)
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