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HPHS Alum Helps Turn Discards Into Treasure 

One Man’s Treasure provides men with clothing as they reenter society
News

Owners Search for Lost Swan

The swan was last seen in The Plaza at Preston Center on Oct. 11
General

HPUMC Considering Denomination Membership Vote

Highland Park United Methodist Church's leadership discussed the possibility of a vote to decide whether it should continue to remain part of the United Methodist Church at a Town Hall meeting
News

Exall Lake’s Dredging Project More Than a Restoration

Lt. Lance Koppa speaks of the restoration of Exall Lake and the Town of Highland Parks’ preservation of the landmark’s wildlife
News

Northway Zoning Change Hearing Postponed

A zoning change request that could allow Northway Christian Church to host the Compass School of Texas has new a City Plan Commission hearing date
News

How PC, PH Residents Are Donating in the Senate Race

A map shows where the Park Cities and Preston Hollow are donating in the Senate race and how their giving compares to the rest of the state
Schools

Sage School Doubles Enrollment, Moves to New Space

The school for twice-exceptional students is unique in the Dallas area
News

Snider Plaza Starbucks Closed

The Snider Plaza Starbucks is among the recently announced closures across North America
News

Could UP Put the Brakes on Resident-Only Parking? 

University Park city council weighs parking limitations on residential streets
News

How Much Dallas, HP, UP Spend on Public Safety

Public safety accounts for a large portion of spending in the three municipalities
Schools

MIS/HPMS Students Mark Start of First Year as Scots

With new mascot, fifth through eighth graders become part of legacy of excellence that continues through high school
Tributes

Missing SMU Professor, Attorney Remembered

Attorney and SMU law professor Charles Hosch was remembered at a memorial service at University Park United Methodist Church
News

HPUMC Shares Answer, Counterclaim to Lawsuit

Highland Park United Methodist Church shared its official response to a lawsuit from the Horizon Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church over changes to the church's governing documents
Schools

Retired HPISD Physics Teacher: Making Scrutiny Meaningful in Public Education

Few public institutions face as much scrutiny as public education, but scrutiny matters only when it helps students learn, belong, and succeed.
News

From the Pages of Our Archives

Join us for a look back at what was happening in the Park Cities 40-plus years ago.
Community

Snack Shack Gives Students a Taste of Independence

A student-run store is serving up snacks to teachers at McCulloch Intermediate School and Highland Park Middle School
News

HP Town Council Creates Resident-Only Parking Districts

The town council established new resident-only parking districts after hearing from residents who supported and opposed their creation
Community

New York Sub Mural No More

The mural at the former New York Sub location on Asbury Street has come down
Schools

AI Workshop Connects Community

The AI Equity Project hosted a workshop on AI to help older adults in particular learn more about the tech
Crime

Do You Love Your GMC? So Do Car Thieves

While the data on car thefts varied across Dallas and the Park Cities, one make was the most commonly stolen across municipalities
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