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News

Friends of UP Public Library Present Check to City Council

The Friends of the University Park Public Library presented a check for $115, 833.90 at the Nov. 4 University Park city council meeting.
Business

SMU Grad Masters 5 Elements of Success

For martial arts studio owner Gerardo Mulas, it’s been a winding path of resilience from Madrid to Dallas. 
Sports

HP Sweeps Bulldogs to Reach State Semis

Highland Park advanced to the Class 5A Division I state semifinals with a sweep over McKinney North on Tuesday in the Region II final.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Nov. 3-9

University Park was a risky place to park a vehicle during the week of Nov. 3. Criminals burglarized more than a half-dozen cars and trucks in this week's Crime Reports.
Schools

Parkitects Win Urban Land Institute Competition

The task would have been tricky for seasoned urban planners, let alone high school students.
Community

Snider Plaza: Old Traditions, New Beginnings

If there’s one Park Cities tradition I’ll never skip, it’s the Snider Plaza Tree Lighting. 
Community

Park Cities Celebrate National Night Out

More than 20 years ago, Highland Park resident Pat Snoots hosted the town’s first National Night Out in her yard and driveway. 
Living

Texas Women’s Foundation Marks 40 Years

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Texas Women’s Foundation, with a ruby-themed celebration featuring Emmy and Tony Award-winning star Christine Baranski. 
Sports

HP Holds Off Panthers to Earn 7-5A Title

Highland Park clinched the outright District 7-5A Div. I title with a 42-28 victory over Midlothian on Friday at Highlander Stadium.
Sports

HP Rolls Past Lake Belton in Playoffs

The Lady Scots extended their overall winning streak to 18 matches and reached the regional finals for the first time since 2022.
Announcements

HPISD, HP, UP, and Dallas Share Updates on Progress, Parking

Park Cities and Dallas leaders shared their successes and plans for the future on Oct. 28 during an annual joint meeting.
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