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In Case You Missed It
Former NorthPark Santa Dr. Carl Anderson Dies at 70
Anderson, who retired last year, died Oct. 13.
Happenings on the Hill
The Meadows Museum, in collaboration with Fundación ARCO, will be showcasing the tapestry-based artworks of Teresa Lancaster.
Teen-Inspired Sugar and Sage Bakery Supports HPHS
Since opening at 4314 Lovers Lane across from Highland Park High School this spring, Sugar and Sage Bakery has gotten involved by supporting the first pep rally of the fall season and become a hot spot for athletics meetings.
Playoff Run Ends for HP in Water Polo
The Highland Park girls and boys teams each lost on Saturday in the second round — the girls to Hebron and the boys to Southlake Carroll.
Hickman Hits Milestone, Jesuit Tops Rams
The Rangers rolled past Richardson Berkner 29-7 on Friday, giving Jesuit head coach Brandon Hickman his 100th career win.
Surging Panthers Overwhelm Cornerstone
Anyone who thought some losses during a brutal nondistrict schedule made Parish Episcopal more vulnerable come playoff time might want to think again.
In Case You Missed It
HP Boys, Girls Double Up on XC Titles
Highland Park has plenty of tradition when it comes to cross country regional meets, and this year won’t be an exception.
Panthers Eliminated After Woodrow Loss
Hillcrest’s postseason hopes were dashed on Thursday with a 24-13 loss to Woodrow Wilson at Loos Stadium.
Dallas Upbringing Shaped John Eisenberg’s Writing
It seems fitting for an aspiring writer who grew up in Dallas to author a book exploring the history of football, particularly the Dallas Cowboys.
Hockaday Installs New Head of School
The Hockaday School installed Dr. Laura Leathers as its Eugene McDermott Head of School on Sept. 5.
Thousands Gather At Temple Emanu-El Amid War in Israel
More than 2,000 gathered in Temple Emanu-El’s Olan Sanctuary Oct. 10 for a gathering hosted by the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas in support of Israel as that country’s war with Hamas escalates.