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Highland Park Town Council Plans to Meet Less Often
Can Highland Park leaders get as much done while meeting only about half as often?
May Election Cycle Produces No Contested Park Cities Races
The May election cycle likely won’t produce contested races for Park Cities school and municipal races.
Society
GALLERY: Traditions Established for DSO Families
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra League introduced the 2020 debutantes at the 34th Presentation Ball on February 8, 2020 at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.
Crowds Cheer as Special Athletes Live Out Their Hoop Dreams
Costumed comic book heroes greeted the basketball teams entering the main gym at Highland Park High School, but it was the players and volunteers who were super.
Batters Up: Scots Hope Experience Generates Offensive Firepower
In the recipe for Highland Park’s recent success, slugging and prolific scoring haven’t been among the primary ingredients.
Changes Coming to Highlander Stadium
Highlander Stadium is getting upgrades.
Bradfield School Reopening Made a Traffic Mess
Bradfield Elementary parents, spring break could bring some lasting relief from the traffic turmoil faced while dropping off and picking up your children.
Cookie Peddlers Put Purposes to Proceeds
The Girl Scouts of Highland Park Troop 8271 love having their own cookie business, and they have big goals.
Of Old Dallas Landmarks and Young Struggles to Fit In
Authors often advise: Write what you know.
New Highland Belles, Lieutenants Named for 2020-2021
The award-winning Highland Belles have added 25 new team members to a 2020-2021 roster that also includes 38 returning members and selected five dancers to serve as lieutenants.
Sure Signs From Traffic Operations Crew
University Park residents see signs of the city’s traffic operations department’s work all the time but may not realize it.
Irritations Out in February
What do answers, combs, debts, phlegm, and February have in common? Those pesky silent letters which drive kids nuts on spelling tests.
Snider Plaza Remains A ‘Hot Spot’ For Parking Enforcement
Snider Plaza is known for its long-standing businesses and, for city officials, as a hot spot for parking enforcement.
HP Girls Earn Season Best at Home Meet
Led by sophomore Linda Tran, the Highland Park girls used a season-best team score to finish fifth at the HP Invitational meet on Thursday.
Scots Sweethearts Going Everywhere Together Again
For Melissa Fisher and Will Mitchell, love found a way – again.
Early-Decision Transfer Process Used To Prepare For Boone Opening
If you want your child to be a Hyer Husky rather than a Boone Bulldog, there’s still time to submit transfer requests.
Scots to Play for Share of 11-5A Title
Highland Park secured a top-two playoff seed on Tuesday with a hard-fought 52-45 road victory over Woodrow Wilson.
Could Chandler Morris Become Oklahoma’s Next Great QB?
The recruiting odyssey of Chandler Morris ended with the Highland Park quarterback choosing one of the country’s top programs.
House of the Month
House of the Month: 10754 St. Michaels Drive
Manchester Place Care Homes opened in 2009 and now operates this luxury residential care house and three other assisted living boutique homes across Dallas.
Comings and Goings
The gym for climbers will open in the second half of 2020 with a 37,000 square-foot rock climbing gym, a yoga studio, climbing classes, and an outdoor fitness area operated by El Cap.