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Want to Recycle Your Christmas Tree in the Park Cities?
Both municipalities are offering curbside pickup for trees.
Leadership HP Enrolling Until Feb. 2
In the program, residents will learn about how the town is governed, how the annual budget is developed, and how tax dollars are used. Leadership Highland Park is open to residents 18 years or older, and there is no cost.
Mount Everest Memories and Motivational Speaking
Richard Fiske, recounting his 1999 journey up Mount Everest, recalls meeting “Cary Grant,” rubbing car oil over his body, and getting tossed like a kite while holding onto a rope.
New Coach Optimistic About Upward Progression for Scots
During his extensive soccer coaching career at the college and high school levels, Scott Turner has always admired the Highland Park boys program from afar.
Europe-Bound DSO Oboist Might Live Next Door
Dallas Symphony Orchestra members hail from all over North Texas, including Highland Park, University Park, and Preston Hollow.
Society
Mad Hatter’s to Celebrate ‘Gardens of Greece’ in April
The 36th-annual Mad Hatter’s Luncheon will be themed “Gardens of Greece” on Thursday, April 18 at Rosine Hall at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden.
HP Senior Seeks Final Chance for State Wrestling Medal
Carter Baumgartner’s wrestling matches always get Highland Park coaches out of their seats and flailing their arms — but not because of excitement.
Local Author to Host Reading at Second Chapter Bookstore
Comedic novelist and journalist Josh Hickman will be reading his most recent collection of short stories on Sunday, Jan. 14.
Voices
Mobile Payment Gives Seniors Security
If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it, right? For so long, consumers have been comfortable with the tried-and-true processes of carrying cash, debit or credit cards, and checks.
Grinch Shoots at HP Basketball Halftime
Highland Park basketball fans had a special guest at the boys varsity game Dec. 22.
2023 Person of the Year: Ava Danuser
Ava Danuser, 16, now two years post-treatment for Ewing’s sarcoma, has dedicated her time and creative talents to raising awareness of and support for those going through pediatric cancer.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Dec. 11-17
Fraudsters, reckless drivers, and CVS shoplifters appear in the Park Cities Crime Reports for Dec. 11-17.
Park Cities Holiday Closures
Highland Park and University Park town/city offices will be closed for the Christmas holiday.
House of the Month: 7423 Greenbrier Drive
This French transitional home is the perfect balance of timeless elegance and modern design elements.
Bring The World Home With Explorer Box
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people fantasized about traveling to escape their quarantine life.
Wildlike Offers Free Dating App Profile Photo Shoot
The event, known as "Take Back Your Dating Profile," brought in a professional local photographer Dec. 4.
Park Cities International Friends Celebrates 2nd CultureFest
The event brought more than 40 table displays showcasing diverse countries, food trucks, arts and crafts, and student performances.
HP DPS Restructures, Adds Deputy Chiefs
This change comes to bring more oversight, control, and management of each discipline covered by the department. The Town Council was briefed on restructuring progress by Director of Public Safety Chuck McGinnis during a recent study session.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Nov. 27-Dec. 3
Car burglaries, drunk drivers, and an unwelcome home visitor appear in the Park Cities Crime Reports for Nov. 27-Dec. 3.
Voices
Judge: Better Days Begin with Quiet Mornings
Perhaps Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins has always talked about health.