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General
For a Colorful, Tasty, and Volcanic Adventure, Sicily Awaits
From the fire engine red cherry tomatoes in Palermo’s Ballaró Market to the lush green citrus trees heavy with blood oranges and bright yellow lemons, Sicily bursts with color.
General
Bestselling Author, Screenwriter to Deliver LitFest Keynote
The community is invited to hear bestselling author and screenwriter Blake Crouch deliver the Highland Park Literary Festival keynote speech on Feb. 19 at Highland Park High School.
Home
Bold Meets Beautiful as Kips Bay Finds Its Flow
A bright green and fuchsia hallway, complete with a serpent slithering across the ceiling, beckons guests to a bathroom wrapped in Gucci fabric
General
Plan a Valentine Tea as a Gift From The Heart
Christy Rost shares the recipe for her ginger tea cake, a single-layer confection with a tender crumb.
General
Yard Signs Show Support for Hadley Hanna Celebration
Yard signs are available to support the Feb. 13 Celebration of Life fundraiser honoring Hadley Hanna.
General
HPISD Musicians Make Season Bright for Retirees
Bassoons don’t usually take center stage in holiday performances. But young musicians in Highland Park ISD have been using their low-pitched woodwinds to spread Christmas cheer to retirees for the past two decades.
Community
A Valentine to the Local Businesses That Know Our Names
The familiarity is what truly sets our neighborhood apart. The servers who ask about our kids. You can’t manufacture that. You can’t franchise it. And once it’s gone, you can’t recreate it.
Events
HP Library Announces Three Community Events
The Highland Park Library plans to host three programs featuring a nationally recognized locksmith, a rising local author, and a friendly inter‑city mahjong competition.
News
Celebration of Life Fundraiser to Honor Hadley Hanna
The community is invited to the event at Smith Park from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. on Feb. 13.
Living
Try This Moroccan Dish For Winter Nights
One of the many benefits of travel stems from newfound culinary traditions and flavors.
Food
First Rodeo or Not, Fort Worth is the Place to Be
The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo, the nation’s longest-running fat stock show and rodeo, officially opened on Jan. 16 and runs through Feb. 7.
Living
Night of Giraffes, Hippos, Lions Raises $1.5M for Zoo
More than 800 guests arrived at Zoo To Do 2025: Nocturne to celebrate the Zoo’s mission of “Engaging People & Saving Wildlife”
News
Spy Thriller Films at SMU
Part of University Boulevard east of Hillcrest Road was closed to traffic Wednesday afternoon due to filming for a Paramount+ television series.
Community
Last Chance to Nominate Young Leaders for 20 Under 40
People Newspapers will recognize 20 outstanding community change-makers under the age of 40 this spring. Do you know someone who should be on our list?
Community
Edgemere Senior Living to Host Wellness Fair
To encourage local seniors to look at wellness in a comprehensive way, Edgemere Senior Living Community is inviting the public to its Preston Hollow campus for its New Year New You Wellness Fair on Jan. 26 from 1 to 3 p.m.
Living
Local Teen Made, Then Saved, His Feature Filmmaking Debut
After earning their high school diplomas, Joseph Jeavons and his teenage creative team graduated from short films to features.
Schools
Armstrong’s Gala Enchants Guests With Magical Auction
The Glass Slipper Gala was one for the storybooks, raising crucial funds to create more happily ever afters for students, staff, and the community.
News
Town Thanks HP Charitable League for Employee Gifts
Monies received primarily from the Highland Park Charitable League plus individual residents provided a $650 one-time appreciation gift to each full-time employee of the town of Highland Park.
Business
Late Burger House Co-Owner Left ‘The Most’ Memories
As the oldest continuously operating restaurant in the Park Cities, it has the most history of selling the most unpretentious menu items prepared by some of the most beloved restaurant owners and staff.
Schools
MIS Students Warm Hearts With ‘Frozen Jr.’
There was magic both on and off the stage during the December production of Frozen Jr. at McCulloch Intermediate School.