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Scheffler Starts Pro Career on Course
Scottie Scheffler is anxious to break through for his first professional victory, but his golf game is headed in the right direction.
July Fourth
The Parade Is Coming
Each year, the Rotary Club of Park Cities selects one impressive, difference-making resident to serve as grand marshal for the Fourth of July Parade, the largest single-day event in Highland Park and University Park.
How Softball Became a Year-Round Sport in the Park Cities
It’s no coincidence that the rise of the Highland Park High School softball program has coincided with the success of the HP Bombers club team.
GALLERY: Go 2019 Scots
Highland Park High School celebrated on May 31 the graduation of its 2019 senior class at SMU’s Moody Coliseum. Graduates crossed the stage and received their diplomas clad in traditional Highland Park blue and gold.
House of the Month: 4300 Armstrong Parkway
This is an opportunity 80 years in the making — one of the finest homes in Highland Park on one of the most coveted corners in town.
How Do You Say Goodbye to a Tree?
The obit for Highland Park’s historic monarch pecan hasn’t been published yet, but the writing can begin.
Five “Must Try” Gyms for a Summer Workout
I recently stopped by several local studios to find out what the experts suggest. From Pilates-influenced strength training to boot camps and more, here are five I recommend trying.
Wagner Jumps From Intramurals to Big 12 Squad
Whether it was good fortune or good timing or both, Cade Wagner spent a month as a Division I basketball player — in one of the top conferences in the country, no less.
Park Cities Moms Chat It Up in the Bubble Lounge
Truer words couldn’t have been spoken than what was recently overheard in the Bubble Lounge: “There’s always a story to tell if you’re listening.”
Biscuit Bar Opens in Park Cities
All you "knead" is love, and a new University Park eatery is doing that with just six simple ingredients in its biscuit recipe.
The Biscuit Bar Opens in Park Cities
All you "knead" is love, and a new University Park eatery is doing that with just six simple ingredients in its biscuit recipe.
Parade Lovers, Rotary Needs Your Help
When school lets out for the summer, thoughts for many of us turn to swimming pools, family trips, and the Fourth of July.
Want To See Preston Road Construction Completed Before October?
Frustrated Highland Park leaders have bad news for motorists: Preston Road construction will likely haunt drivers into fall.
Dominant Dynasty: Lady Scots Are Tops in Texas Soccer
Whether it was good fortune or good timing or both, Cade Wagner spent a month as a Division I basketball player — in one of the top conferences in the country, no less.
Landmarking Mid-Century Moderns in the Park Cities
The activities begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 18, at the home of Katie and Jack Whiteman, 3547 Villanova St.
A Scots Reunion in the Office
Working at Reveal Modern can seem like a Highland Park High School reunion, and that’s no accident.
Crime
Widow of Slain Fire Captain Faces Capital Murder Trial
The widow of University Park Fire Department captain Robert Louis Poynter III has been re-indicted, this time for capital murder.
Principal To Get Fifth Elementary Ready for 2020
A name for the newest Highland Park ISD elementary school may not be decided until October, but the district wasted no time in choosing a principal for the campus.