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Batter Up! Scotland Yard Classic on Tap

After picking up some big victories in early-season tournament play, Highland Park will make its home debut on Thursday.

Biediger Leads HP to Tournament Title

Highland Park earned its first tournament win of the spring season on Tuesday at the Birdville Invitational at Iron Horse Golf Club.

Keeping With Tradition: HP Finds Success, Even During a Pandemic

Within the scope of a global pandemic, perhaps playing sports isn’t the highest of priorities. Just don’t tell that to high school athletes.
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Vaccine Eligibility To Expand To Texans Aged 50 And Older

Eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine is expanding to people aged 50 and older beginning March 15, the Texas Department of State Health Services announced Wednesday.

Sky-High Radish Experiment Takes an Unfortunate Squirrely Turn

Apparently radish seeds are safer above the stratosphere than potted radish plants on ground level in a science teacher’s yard – at least when squirrels are involved.

Tootsies Opens Temporary Location After Winter Storm Damage

Luxury retailer Tootsies had a pipe burst in their usual location in the Plaza at Preston Center during the February winter storm, but shoppers can still grab the latest designer clothes, shoes, handbags, and more in a temporary location.

Dallas Opera Returns With ‘Welcome Back’ Song Series

The Dallas Opera will be launching a new, three-event “Welcome Back” Song Series in the Winspear Opera House commencing March 31.

Perfect Pace: HP Girls Set Relay Record

The Lady Scots lowered an 8-year-old school mark in the girls distance medley relay at the Lovejoy Invitational.

Lady Scots Stumble in District Opener

Highland Park suffered its sixth loss in the past seven games on Tuesday, falling on the road to Mesquite Poteet 16-4 in the 13-5A opener.

Staunton, Scots Keep Winning at Rudder

Clayton Staunton won another all-around title, and Highland Park claimed another team championship in its final meet of the regular season.

During the Pandemic, Athletes, Coaches Find Ways to Stay Competitive

It would have been easy for St. Mark’s School of Texas players and coaches to lament their bad luck or dwell on their missed opportunities.
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