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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
Community
Couple Helps Families Find Furmiliar Faces
Park Cities residents create an app to bring lost pets home
Schools
MIS/HPMS Gets a Makeover That Is More Than Skin Deep
Middle schoolers started their year with a new mascot and spirit wear, as well as campus-wide upgrades
Schools
‘I Make the World Beautiful. I’m Proud to Be Me!’
Boone Elementary student writes book about celebrating differences
News
UP City Council Discusses Tree Lighting, Parking
Planning is already underway for the city's annual holiday celebration
News
UP City Council Calls Nov. 3 Tax Rate Election
If approved, the election would raise $1,459,476 for the city and fund investments in the police and fire departments, along with parking enforcement technology
Community
The Conversations That Changed My Summer
I’ve always thought August feels more like New Year’s than January.
News
HPUMC ‘Completely Blindsided’ by Lawsuit, Pastor Says
Highland Park United Methodist Church senior minister Rev. Matt Tuggle said the church was "completely blindsided" by news of a lawsuit brought by a regional governing body of the United Methodist Church
Sports
For This Teen, Squash is Not a Garden-Variety Sport
Hockaday sophomore’s nonprofit aims to continue growing the niche game among North Texas youngsters
Schools
New Dallas ISD, HPISD A-F Accountability Ratings
Here's how Park Cities and Preston Hollow public schools fared in the 2025-2026 TEA A-F Accountability ratings and how the ratings compare to those from 2024-2025
Schools
Beloved Armstrong Garden Teacher Retires After 10+ Years
A new garden teacher will help ensure Armstrong Elementary students continue to reap the program’s benefits
Community
Youngsters Sample Life Behind Bars — And It’s Pretty Tasty
Youth Advisory Commission gives young visitors an inside look at the workings of University Park
News
Study Explores M-Line Trolley Extension to Knox Street
A possible extension of the M-Line trolley to the Knox-Henderson area is being studied
News
From the Pages of Our Archives
We’re reminiscing about the people, places, and events that have shaped our community’s story.
Sports
Locals Compete at All-American Games
Jesuit’s James and HP’s Bond were among the top performers
News
Kershaws Will Be Honored as Citizens of the Year
Clayton and Ellen Kershaw will be home for the holidays to be celebrated as UP Citizens of the Year
Community
Ex-SMU Pom Captain Dances Into DCC Auditions
Former SMU Pom Captain Ashley Pitts made it to the final round of auditions for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders
Schools
HPISD Educator Named to Texas Classroom Commission
Highland Park High School's Jean Streepey is a member of a new state commission