Park Cities Crime Reports March 30-April 5
SKULDUGGERY OF THE WEEK: JEWEL THIEF A crook snagged various gold and diamond jewelry pieces from a home in the
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Highland Park
Highland Park Library Offers Virtual Reference Service, Tutoring
The Highland Park Public Library, though closed to the public amid the COVID-19 pandemic, still has some ways to serve
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Getting Her Kicks: UT-bound Presley Echols Keeps Scoring
Presley Echols doesn’t recall the details behind her first goal for Highland Park, but she will always remember No. 146.
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Young Swimmers Leading Resurgence for Blue Wave
As a freshman, Lindsey Hosch reached the Class 5A state meet, and she wasn’t even swimming her favorite event.
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Park Cities Crime Reports March 23-29
SKULDUGGERY OF THE WEEK: TOO EASY How easy was it for a burglar to snag a pair of $150 Ray-Ban
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‘D Magazine:’ Corwin Pleads Guilty to Drug Charge
Gina Corwin, the University Park mother of 10 who was among 11 indicted in a North Texas drug trafficking operation,
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How A Freshman Immediately Became HP’s Best Gymnast
When he was a preschooler, Clay Staunton needed an outlet for all of his physical energy. His father figured tumbling might be a temporary solution.
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HPISD Board OKs Continued Payment to Employees, Outlines Online Learning Plan
The Highland Park ISD Board of Trustees approved resolutions authorizing continued wage payment to all regular employees during the indefinite
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UP: DCHHS Confirms COVID-19 Cases in the Park Cities
Dallas County Health and Human Services reportedly notified the city of University Park that eight Park Cities residents have tested
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HPISD Announces Plans For Online Learning
Highland Park ISD spent March 23 preparing for virtual instruction to begin next week.
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Park Cities Crime Reports March 16-22
SKULDUGGERY OF THE WEEK: GRINCH? A thief took two toy cars worth $400 that were given as Christmas gifts to
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