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The Family Place CEO To Retire
Paige Flink, the CEO of the nonprofit family violence agency The Family Place, is retiring in 2021after helping to transition the new CEO, the organization announced Friday.
Coronavirus
County Reports 1,978 More COVID Cases, 27 Deaths
As local officials work to determine the most efficient way to get COVID-19 vaccines to the most vulnerable residents and slow the spread of the virus, here’s what you need to know today.
Comings and Goings
Read the Comings and Goings for January.
Scots Roll Past Royse City in 13-5A Play
Highland Park wrapped up the first half of the District 13-5A schedule on Thursday with perhaps its most convincing victory of the season.
Tran, Staunton Claim All-Around Titles
The Highland Park girls scored a victory over Saginaw Chisholm Trail on Thursday in their final compulsory meet of the regular season.
Step Outdoors and Design a Porch That You’ll Love to Use
Porches are enviable design features for a home, but decorating one comes with its challenges.
Coronavirus
County Reverses Vaccine Prioritization Plan After State Warning
As COVID-19 vaccine rollout continues and Dallas County continues to report near record-high cases and hospitalizations, here’s what you need to know today.
Trustees Talk COVID Protocols, Elect New VP
Highland Park ISD trustees said during a board meeting this week that an increasing number of students in the district are choosing in-person learning over remote learning.
HP Boys, Girls Earn Nondistrict Shutouts
The Scots wrapped up the nondistrict portion of their schedule on Tuesday with a 1-0 win over Sulphur Springs at Highlander Stadium.
Philanthropy
Crossroads Community Services ED to Retire
Native Dallasite - and former Hillcrest student - Jay Cole has helmed Crossroads Community Services since its inception in 2001, but in March, a new face will steer the ship.
Coronavirus
County Reports 1,589 New COVID-19 Cases Tuesday
County health officials reported Tuesday that an additional 1,589 people have tested positive for COVID-19 - 1,351 confirmed cases and 238 probable cases.