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Endgame: Looney Thrives in Closer Role at Richmond
As a starting pitcher almost exclusively throughout high school and his first two years of college, Layne Looney never envisioned himself as a closer.
Stephens Works to Become Even Faster
Just like so many young girls in the Park Cities, Maddy Stephens admired the runners on the Highland Park cross country and track teams, hoping to one day join their ranks.
House of the Month: 4136 Prescott Avenue
A flowing floorplan, 15-foot-high ceilings, and an abundance of windows give this home a light, bright, and airy feel.
People’s Choice Awards
Thank you, dear readers, for participating, once again, in our People’s Choice Awards. There’s plenty to love in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow areas, and it’s fun to celebrate some of your favorite places.
Editorial Cartoon: Traffic Trauma
Editorial Cartoon: Traffic Trauma
Experienced Hitters Look to Help Scots Bounce Back
A baseball program that has typically relied on pitching to win low-scoring games might transform this season into an offensive juggernaut engaged in slugfests.
Four Park Cities Homes to be Landmarked
To date, around 226 homes have been landmarked by the society.
Student Achievements: Two to Celebrate
Henry Zhu was named MVP and won first place in fifth-grade individual Number Sense at the Texas Coaches Association Math & Science contest, where McCulloch Intermediate School/Highland Park Middle School won a variety of team awards.
House of the Month
Hockaday Nets Runner-Up Spot in SPC
Hockaday suffered a heartbreaking loss to St. John’s on Saturday in Fort Worth, denying the Daisies their first SPC soccer title since 2013.
Candidate Pool for Highland Park ISD Trustee Election Grows
The upcoming Highland Park ISD Board of Trustees election will have at least one contested race.
Hudson House Debuts New Weekend Brunch
The new menu will feature house-made cream cheese, meticulously sourced bagels from a local bakery, to thin, hand-cut slices of premium quality fresh fish.
Iconic LOVE Sculpture Donated to University Park
University Park is the second location of the sculpture in Texas in addition to the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio.
Sharpshooter Seebold Emerges as Scots’ Top Threat
Reilly Seebold could have been the next in line to carry on his family’s lacrosse legacy. Then he started scoring on a different type of net.
Park Cities Author Ranks No. 1 on Amazon
The sole focus of the book is not on death, but on a family that has taken a firm hold of life and celebrates victory over tragedy.
Editorial Cartoon: The Inevitable
Illustration by William "Bubba" Flint
Editorial Cartoon: Post Holiday Blues
Illustration by William "Bubba" Flint