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Tourney Preps Scots for District Opener
The Scots dropped four of five games against top-notch 6A foes in the Scotland Yard Classic over the weekend.
UP Mayor Talks Major Projects, Winter Storm During State of the City
After a tumultuous 2020, University Park Mayor Tommy Stewart discussed ongoing projects including work at Snider Plaza and the Miracle Mile at the first virtual annual state of the city address this week.
Green Beer is Here
Green beer. Why? Because St. Patrick’s Day.
HP Polishes Off Perfect Regular Season
Even by Highland Park’s lofty standards, the undefeated run through District 13-5A this season was quite impressive.
Visitors Won’t Be Required to Mask Up At State Capitol
The Texas Senate and House have different rules for their members. But both require members to wear masks, though there are exceptions to when their faces must be covered.
Top Fitness Store Opens In Mockingbird Station
Top Fitness Store opened this week in Mockingbird Station.
TACA Announces Second Round of Resiliency Grants
The Arts Community Alliance – announced that 37 arts organizations are recipients of TACA Resiliency Grants in the initiative’s second round of funding.
Scots Keep Winning, Rally Past Jesuit
Highland Park capped a whirlwind start to the season by rallying for an 11-9 victory over rival Jesuit on Thursday.
ESD Student’s First Book Explores Power of Friendship
A third-grade Episcopal School of Dallas student started writing about two years ago to keep entertained during spring break.
Society
Royal Visit A ‘Crown’-ing Moment For Equest Team
Count Lili Kellogg, chief executive officer of the nonprofit Equest therapeutic horsemanship center, among the legions of fans of the wildly popular Netflix series The Crown.
Coronavirus
Dallas County COVID-19 Cases Rise While Vaccines are Quickly Being Administered
Dallas County reported 351 new positive cases as of March 11. There are 229 confirmed cases and 122 probable cases.