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Basketball Season Must Wait For Four Scots Football Players
The postseason fate of the Highland Park football team will have a big impact on the early success of the Scots on the hardwood.
Tradition Drives Tennis Team Toward Another State Title
Highland Park has won a state title in team tennis eight times in the past nine years. The Scots are the overwhelming favorites to repeat in Class 5A again
Belles Announce Honor Squads
Shannon Phillips, director of Highland Park High School’s award-winning Highland Belles drill team, has announced the 2018–19 honor squads and the selection of
Real Estate Quarterly
Agents: Price Reductions Coming for North Texas Homes
September saw the largest drop in North Texas home sales in seven years, according to a regional report. Since September 2017, preowned home sales are down
A Football Triple Threat
Bennett Brown was the rare Highland Park player to play two positions until he became the rarer Scots player to play three positions.
Real Estate Quarterly
House of the Month: 2904 Purdue Ave.
This custom home, listed at $2.895 million, is not only an architectural standout, it is in a standout location: University Park, where the peaceful aura belies
Preston Road Construction Will Last Into April
The Preston Road Phase II reconstruction project was already anticipated to continue into spring before recent weather combined with complications involving
National Night Out
Highland Park residents and town staff mingled as children explored public safety vehicles Oct. 2 during National Night Out at Highland Park Village
Town Awaiting Report on Aging Sewer Line
Highland Park and University Park officials could soon have a better idea about how much life is left in the Turtle Creek sanitary sewer interceptor line that
Singing Highland Park Senior Chases Dream
The 18-year-old is working to balance the experiences and responsibilities of her senior year at Highland Park High with opportunities that come from appearing on the 15th season of NBC’s The Voice.
Singing Dallas Area Teen Chases Dream
The 18-year-old is working to balance the experiences and responsibilities of her senior year at Highland Park High with opportunities that come from appearing on the 15th season of NBC’s The Voice.
Straight A’s
The A through F letter system has long been a staple of grading student work. Now, the same format will be applied to individual Texas school districts - and
Community Service Officers Named
HPHS Community Service Council, which leads campuswide service projects and tracks student service hours, has named its 2018-19 officers
Partner Content: ABPA Homes for the Holiday Home Tour
Armstrong Bradfield Preschool Association (ABPA) is hosting the 20th Annual Homes for the Holiday Home Tour on Dec. 7. This is the sole fundraiser for ABPA
Toys For All
Bradfield Elementary School student Madison Low, using the website gofundme.com, raised enough money this summer to deliver boxes of toys to children in China
Together We Ball
Townes Ballard, Ella Patterson, and Lake Needleman represented Highland Park High School during the fourth annual Together We Ball High School Exhibition Game
Honored with Top Cheer
Highland Park High School cheerleaders, led by captains (from left) Alexandra Yeager, Aerin Roberts, and Lauren Bailey, competed in the National Cheerleaders Association Summer Camp in Rockwall.
ReplaySports Overflows with Success
With support from many in the Park Cities, the 11th annual ReplaySports drive filled a U-Haul truck, three pickups, and two SUVs with overflowing boxes of new and used sports equipment to be donated to athletes in need.
HP Field Hockey Club Steadily Gains Popularity, Experience
With so many elite athletic programs and diverse extracurricular activities from which students can choose, sometimes it’s difficult to find a niche at Highland Park High School.
Versatile Volleyball Standout Rotates All Over The Court For The Scots
Since making her varsity debut two years ago as a freshman, Kendyl Reaugh has been a standout at the net.