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Two-Day Dino Fest Returns to the Perot Museum
Back for its second year, Dino Fest, a paleontological party and celebration of all things dinosaur, will return to the Perot Museum of Nature and Science Aug. 31 through Sept. 1.
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Nowitzki Tennis Event To Continue At SMU
Beloved Dirk Nowitzki will pay homage to his first love – tennis – as he hosts the fourth-annual Dirk Nowitzki Pro-Celebrity Tennis Classic on Sept. 15.
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The 2019 Park Cities Football Preview is Here
No one covers Highland Park sports like Park Cities People.
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Takeaways Fuel Aggressive Defense
Highland Park might be best known for its prolific offense, but you can’t win three consecutive state titles without a stellar defense.
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More Milestones in Sight for Allen, Scots
Randy Allen almost retired before the 2018 season. Then he led the Scots to a school-record 16 victories and a historic third consecutive state title.
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Crowned Prince: Inside Dorbah’s Long Road to Gridiron Glory
In almost four decades as one of the state’s most successful football coaches, Randy Allen never had a player recruited by the University of Texas — until Prince Dorbah came along.
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HP Looks to Join Rare 4-Peat Company
A year ago, Highland Park joined an exclusive list of fewer than 20 schools that have earned three consecutive state titles.
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Morris, HP Ready for New Challenge
When you’re trying to repeat a state championship run, a returning quarterback is usually a good place to start.
Home Turf: New Surface Installed at Highlander Stadium
Highland Park athletes will be running, tackling, and scoring on a new surface this season.
“Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” Delivers Whimsical Fun
Whimsy and weird, "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" delivered a whole bunch of nostalgia and new memories when it opened Thursday night at the Winspear Opera House in Dallas' Arts District.
