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UP, HPISD Starting Pilot Program For Spring 2021 Athletic Season
The COVID-19 pandemic prompted the city of University Park and Highland Park ISD to re-examine how their outdoor space is used.
Coronavirus
Federal COVID-19 Vaccine Site Open In Dallas
As local officials begin to get a clearer look at COVID-19 data after last week’s winter storm, the county begins a partnership with feds to vaccinate underserved communities from 17 priority ZIP codes, and winter storm response continues, here’s what you need to know today.
Society
Art’s Biggest Cheerleaders
Every year, The Arts Community Alliance honors the biggest supporters of Dallas arts, and 2021 is no exception - even though a pandemic has made appreciating art an exercise in creativity over the past year.
Leyrer, Gibson Earn All-State Honors
Two HP linemen — tackle Jack Leyrer and center Will Gibson — were recognized as first-team all-state selections on Wednesday.
In Memoriam
John Roach Dies At 87
Former Cowboys quarterback and University Park mayor from 1988 to 1992 John Roach died Feb. 18 at 87 but leaves an enduring legacy.
Beck Ventures Forms JV to Develop Upscale Apartments With McNutt, Frankfurt
The partnership that forms Anthem Development, it seems, is a chance for history to come full circle.
Crime
Preston Forest Petland Target of Puppy-nappers – Again
For the second time in nearly two months, the Petland store at Preston and Forest has been hit by burglars intent on snatching puppies.
Dallas Heritage Village Offers Outdoor Fun
Dallas Heritage Village offers visitors a fun and educational look back at North Texas during the Victorian and pioneer era outdoors at Dallas’ first city park.
Coronavirus
Dallas County Could Achieve Herd Immunity By Summer
As residents and businesses continue to assess the damages wrought by last week's winter storm, potentially good news arrives about the pandemic. These are today's bullet points.
Red Oak Eliminates Tenacious Lady Scots
In a seesaw battle, the Lady Scots saw a late rally fall short during a 54-48 loss to Red Oak in the Class 5A Region II quarterfinals.
With Masks, Outdoor Performances, Scots Arts Performances Must Go On
Highland Park High School performing arts teachers and students have managed to persevere with creativity and flexibility despite the many pandemic challenges that emerged during the past year.