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Good Judge? Bad Judge?
Clay Jenkins became Texas’ first county judge to implement shelter-in-place orders in March.
High School Students of Color Post ‘An Open Letter To Highland Park’
Since the first Black student enrolled at Highland Park High School in 1964, many students of color have felt unseen and unheard throughout their four years as Scots.
Voices
Letters to the Editor
It seems people don’t want to wear a mask to, “protect healthcare system, people around them in public, and vulnerable family etc.” It violates their rights on and on.
This Highland Park Middle Schooler is the Reel Deal
The Highland Park youngster gained national notoriety three years ago when he reeled in a 54-pound blue catfish at Lake Tawakoni, setting a record for his age group.
Neighbors Set Up Brief Memorial in Germany Park
A 24-hour display installed by neighbors on a tennis court’s fence in Germany Park memorialized Black lives lost to violence.
Voices
League Thankful for Mayor Lane, Confident in New Mayor Stewart
We are living in uncertain times. However, one thing is certain: The city of University Park is in very capable hands, and those hands will see us through these uncertain times.
Coronavirus
Boone Prepares to Open During Unprecedented Circumstances
Even before pandemic prompted school districts to pivot to virtual instruction, Highland Park ISD was preparing to make history by opening its fifth elementary school.
Voices
Dog Days of August
They’re here. Actually, they’ve been here since July: the dog days of summer.
Pride, Optimism, and Coloring Contest Winners
This section celebrates the community spirit and patriotism demonstrated by all who showed off their Stars, Stripes, and Service by participating and supporting a modified 2020 Fourth of July Celebration.
With Pandemic Preventing Pampering in Person, Spa Goes Virtual
Hopemore offers oncology and everyday esthetic services in-person, online
After Hitting the Road, Basketball Brings Ballard Back Home
Former Scot returns to Highland Park after year at business-focused high school
Coronavirus
Checking It Out: Lending Library Opens in Front Yard
Highland Park ISD educator offers books on University Park street
Coronavirus
Feelings of Loss, Uncertainty, Anxiety Burden Parents, Children
Counselors encourage parents to acknowledge stress, model healthy coping
Coronavirus
Getting Too Much Home Time? Parents, children need healthy routines, breaks
Even with playgrounds reopening and sports slowly resuming, many are still balancing working at home with keeping children busy and getting them in bed on time.
Coronavirus
Two Young Entrepreneurs Use Bead Co. To Feed Medical Heroes
Pandemic prompts girls to take jewelry business online, give away revenues
Society
Titas/Dance Unbound’s Schedule Up in the Air; Gala Moved to 2021
When the venerated Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater will take the stage in Dallas has been up in the air - at times, literally.
Comings and Goings
Park Place Dealerships will buy the dealership from John Eagle Auto Group for an undisclosed price.