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Sports
Scots Keep Finding Targets, Beat Red Oak
Running back Matthew White's six catches highlight the Scots' plethora of pass-catching options.
Events
Film Lovers Can Help Choose Best Shorts
Area film lovers can join over 100,000 film enthusiasts around the world when the 28th Annual MANHATTAN SHORT Film Festival screens at the Highland Park Library at 1 p.m. on Oct. 4.
Sports
Highland Park Offense Hot To The Touch
The Scots head into a matchup against Red Oak with a red-hot offense.
Society
Couture meets Cowgirl: What to Wear to the Ball
This fall, Southfork Ranch will once again transform into a dazzling fusion of rugged elegance as the much-anticipated Cattle Baron’s Ball returns — its event planners promising an unforgettable evening of fun, food, music, and Southern sophistication.
Society
Post Malone Returns to His Roots as CBB Headliner
Before selling out arenas, the music sensation tagged along at Texas Stadium where his father worked
In Case You Missed It
UP City Council Approves $72 Million Budget
The University Park city council voted at its Sept. 16 meeting to approve a budget of $72,447,126 for fiscal year 2026, a 3.5% increase from fiscal year 2025.
Philanthropy
Care Week Takes U.S. Anesthesia Partners to Genesis
U.S. Anesthesia Partners chairman touts Genesis Women's Shelter values as he and colleagues volunteer and donate.
Home
Own a Piece of the Mushroom House
The mushroom house may be cooked, but there’s still time to forage for treasures within and outside its walls.
Boone Elementary Wrangles Up New Bike Rodeo
Boone Elementary bike rodeo emcee Tyler Berns told the school’s young cyclists that they were in for a treat.
HPISD Zooms Ahead With Summer Bond Projects
It’s halftime for projects funded by Highland Park ISD’s 2024 bond, and the district is off to a promising start.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Sept. 22-28
A flurry of burglars and thieves targeted the Park Cities in this week's crime reports.