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Paradeless in the Park Cities
Rotary Club plans alternative July 4th
‘Their True Character and Integrity is Coming Out’
Highland Park High athletes make the best of lost spring seasons
With Children Living Through History, Have Them Write About It
Podcasting Park Cities moms share lessons learned from sudden homeschooling
Noteworthy Neighbors
Former Highlander Drum Major to Run Across America
Journey from Baltimore to San Francisco meant to support young cancer patients
Coronavirus
Love In The Time of Social Distancing
Small ceremony draws big audience after makeshift parade
Once, Twice, Three Times A Highland Park Team Captain
Scots first: Drew Scott elected in football, basketball, lacrosse
For Peyton Dooley, Choosing Tennis Over Football Proved a Winner
When your family legacy involves playing and coaching football at the highest levels, it’s a question any youngster would hesitate to ask.
Crime
‘D Magazine’ Digs into Highland Park Drug Ring
Investigation connects case to slaying of teen Pintucci
The Great Texas School Debate — Grades or No Grades?
Distance learning has school districts across Texas and the nation divided in their approach to grading.
University Park’s Consultants Propose New Look For Snider Plaza
City in negotiations for Rankin St. property to increase shopping center parking.
How Wrestling Gave MIS Fifth-Grader Much More Than a Gold Medal
For a kid who almost always stands out, wrestling has provided an avenue for Primo Pinson to fit in.
Seeing Greens: Lady Scots Drive With Experience on the Links
Depth and experience are keys to consistency in just about any team sport. That’s true even in golf, where individual scores fuel collective success.
Six Seniors Help Raise the Bar for Highland Park
With six seniors returning from a team that advanced to the second round of the playoffs last season, Highland Park has higher postseason aspirations this spring.
Storing Stormwater Under Caruth Park Could Reduce Flooding
University Park residents could see some relief from the risk of street flooding around Caruth Park from a proposed solution city leaders hope to implement beginning in May.
Academic Achievement, Outstanding Character, Leadership Ability
When Highland Park athletes compete at the annual Tracy Wills Invitational track and field meet, they’re racing for more than medals and personal bests.
Row Your Boat to College Scholarships
When the Highland Park Crew Club started in 2002, girls were the first athletes to put their oars in the water.