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No Fluoride, No Problem
Park Cities residents don’t need to rush out for Waterpiks if President Donald Trump removes fluoride from drinking water.
Did Marathon-Running Gambler Cheat?
Highland Park High School grads John Leake, Michael Leake, and Andrew McElroy have made an entertaining and engrossing documentary, Double or Nothing, premiering locally at the Angelica Film Center in January.
Magikid Team Gobbles Up Competition in Turkey Showdown
A team of young roboticists from Magikid Highland Park catapulted over the competition this November to bring home a win in the VEX IQ Robotics Competition Turkey Showdown.
HPHS Grad Sails in Competitions Around the Globe
No matter where she’s lived, Lola Kohl has always been at home on the water — as long as she has the wind at her back.
HPISD Hopes Legislators Up Funding, Accountability
Highland Park ISD is hoping state lawmakers increase school funding and bring more transparency to the “shell game” of school finance during the 89th Legislative Session.
Community
Wycliffe Bridge Restructure to Affect Floods, Residents, Traffic
Team of civil engineers detail existing challenges which include a history of six overtopping events on Wycliff Avenue since 2022
News
The BBB List of Top Holiday Scams
Most scams on this list can be avoided by taking a few simple precautions, according to the BBB
HPISD Boasts PTO/PTA-Powered Schools
School funding from the state of Texas may be at a standstill, but there’s no stopping the parent-teacher organizations at HPISD’s five elementary schools.
Airey-Bufford’s Determination Extends Beyond The Mat
Though girls wrestling is the fastest-growing high school sport in the country, it’s been slower to get going at Highland Park. Keira Airey-Bufford wants to change that.
Events
Flash Mob Performs at Preston Center, Snider Plaza
If you were walking through the main drag in Preston Center Plaza Dec. 6, you were treated to a surprise pop up dance group performance.
Latest Round of HP Seniors to Compete in College Sports
Many of us pivoted to new interests or activities during the pandemic, often for the strangest of reasons.
Move Over Elf On The Shelf: Make Room for ‘Finding Jesus’
Preparing for the holidays can be complicated, but Highland Park mom Lillian Richey says that making Christmas meaningful doesn’t have to be.
Philanthropy
Dallas Animal Services Helps Bissell Empty the Shelters
Dog population at DAS is at 133% capacity, and it urgently needs to be reduced to prepare for some much-needed repairs
Events
NorthPark Center is Ready for the Holidays
Along with visits with Santa Claus and a life-size LEGO Santa, the first floor of NorthPark Center is showcasing Peppermint Square, NorthPark North Pole, and the Incredible Edible Edifice.
Championship Glory
New district, familiar result.
Bozman Climbs Depth Chart Quickly for Scots at Receiver
By the time many freshman football players arrive on the Highland Park campus, they are already familiar with plays and offensive concepts after two years in the middle-school system.
Events
Furry Friends, Custom Pet Houses Await Adoption
Adoption counselors will be on hand to help families choose the right animals for their specific lifestyle
Philanthropy
Bakers, Pastry Chefs Decorate for a Cause
On display at participating Highland Park Village retailers, attendees can stroll between shops to view and bid on the decorated gingerbread houses through Nov. 30
In Case You Missed It
Dallas Bids Adieu to Gracious Host, Restaurateur Al Biernat
After nearly a year-long battle with the disease, the restauranteur has died at age 69
Society
Birkins and Bentleys Event Merges Luxury Brands
Nov. 13 event included live music, an exclusive preview of Bentley's latest craftsmanship, several showcases of Hermes Birkin handbags, and a caviar bar