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University Park Lights Tree, Honors Memory of Children Lost
The community gathered to celebrate the memory of Park Cities children who have been lost during the 26th annual tree lighting at Elena’s Children’s Park on Dec. 2.
Society
Junior Symphony Ball Funds Musical Opportunities
The 68th Annual JSB will bring together more than 2,800 high school students from over 25 area schools
Business
Comings and Goings
The Devonshire Club blends Americana, Asian, and French inspirations, along with a touch of Greek flair.
News
New Assessment Results Are Coming to Town
Parents of fourth, seventh, and 11th graders will be able to access their students' scores on the WrAP, short for Writing Assessment Program, from ERB by the end of the day on Friday.
Sports
Rangers Rally Past HP in Seesaw Battle
Jesuit rallied from a double-digit deficit in the second half, then held on for a 64-62 victory over Highland Park on Tuesday.
News
UP Council Approves Vehicle Restrictions in Snider Plaza
The University Park city council moved forward with post-construction traffic controls in Snider Plaza during its Nov. 18 meeting
News
Cold Weather, Holiday Cheer at UP Tree Lighting
The weather outside was frightful, but Park Cities residents had some delightful fun during University Park’s annual Holiday Tree Lighting in Snider Plaza.
Food
New Bakery Warms Up Preston Center
Despite its cozy 1,050 square-foot-space, the bakery has an expansive pastry case and espresso bar, a refrigerated grab-and-go section, and shelves that display a well-curated selection of items.
News
Performing in School Is Hard Enough; Try It While Hungry
A few miles away from Highland Park, the wealthiest town in Texas, students come home hungry every day.
News
HPHS Students Share Their Thoughts
Choose a topic, any topic, and tell us what you think. That was the task given to students in Highland Park High School’s MAPS modern media course.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Nov. 24-30
School may have been out, but scammers, deviant drivers, and crooks didn't take a vacation in this week's Park Cities Crime Reports.