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Lady Scots Roll Into Regional Quarters

Highland Park advanced in the girls soccer playoffs with a 5-0 thrashing of Mount Pleasant on Tuesday in Greenville.
Society

Turtle Creek Conservancy Announces 13th Annual Day at the Races and Honorary Chairs

The Turtle Creek Conservancy is gearing up for its signature fundraiser, the 13th annual Day At the Races.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports March 23-28

Read the Park Cities Crime Reports for March 23 – 28.
Coronavirus

CDC Study: Pfizer, Moderna Vaccines 90% Effective In Real-World Conditions

The Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna mRNA COVID-19 vaccines are highly effective at preventing infection in real-world conditions, a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed.

Happenings On the Hill

SMU faculty will likely eventually write new textbook entries about the transition from President Donald Trump to President Joe Biden.

Lady Scots Earn Title, Prep for District

The Highland Park girls brought home a team championship from their final regular-season tournament at Squaw Valley Golf Course in Glen Rose.

Fawcett Paces HP Girls at Mustang Relays

The Highland Park girls closed out their regular season by cruising to victory in the team standings at the Mustang Relays in Carrollton.

COVID Protocols Again A Hot Topic Among HPISD Parents

The lifting of the statewide mask mandate and pandemic restrictions reignited debate over the appropriate level of safety precautions in the classroom.
House of the Month

House of the Month: 4201 Armstrong Parkway

Designed by John Allen Boyle, the architect of the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek, this iconic estate built in 1936 boasts superb Spanish Colonial-style architecture, resort-like grounds, and a highly desirable Highland Park location.

Eurico Francisco To Lead Dallas Architecture Forum Board

The Dallas Architecture Forum has named the new officers of its board of directors, and a familiar face has been tapped to be president of that board.
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