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Power Hitter: National Spotlight Doesn’t Faze Jesuit Shortstop

He’s done just about everything a teenage baseball phenom can hope for.

Sims, HP Girls Start Strong in Coppell

After inclement weather cancelled two consecutive meets, Highland Park finally got its season back on track over the weekend.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Feb. 22-28

Read the Park Cities Crime Reports for Feb. 22 – 28.

UPFD Participating in NFPA’s Community Risk Reduction Program

The University Park Fire Department was selected by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) to participate in a nationwide program that will ultimately make it possible for local departments to share a variety of community risk factors with their residents and business operators.
Coronavirus

Dallas County Reports 28 COVID Deaths Friday, Saturday

New cases (and deaths) are decreasing in Dallas County, just as the country gets news of a third vaccine.

Real Talk: Kelley Christian

Originally from the Phoenix area, Kelley Christian, now of Rogers Healy and Associates, arrived in Dallas to attend SMU, earning her bachelor’s in 2003.

Scots Surge Past Midlothian to Advance

Highland Park ensured it will be playing in March for the fourth time in the past five years after a 57-48 win on Saturday.

HP Boys, Girls Rolling Through District

Four games in five days? No problem for Highland Park, which just used the opportunity to rack up four more district wins.
Crime

Dallas Man Accused of Assaulting Officers With Crutch During Capitol Riot

A Dallas native accused of assaulting police officers with a crutch while storming the U.S. Capitol Jan. 6 surrendered to Dallas authorities Thursday and is set to appear in court Friday, NBCDFW reports.

100 Days of Daisies

Hockaday kindergarteners celebrated the 100th day of school Wednesday with a Zoom visit from Zero the Hero, counting to 100 by 10s, and dressing up as centenarians.
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