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Caruth Park Playground Reels in Area Small Fry
Even before the official ribbon cutting, the new Caruth Park playground began making a splash with local playgoers.
HPISD Honors Aquatics, Wrestling, Music Students
The Highland Park ISD board of trustees celebrated students' accomplishments during its March 25 meeting.
Scots Forced to Forfeit State Title Game
Highland Park celebrated its first boys soccer state title on Friday in Georgetown. Hours later, it was taken away.
Real Talk: Melissa Gerstle
Melissa Gerstle has spent almost two decades designing gardens and award-winning outdoor spaces for her studio, Melissa Gerstle Design.
HPHS Senior Renovates High School Sensory Room
The sensory room at Highland Park High School is getting a major upgrade this spring thanks to the generosity of the community and the hard work of HPHS senior Piper Heath.
UP Plans Summertime Street Improvements
While the kids get a summer holiday from school, the city of University Park will get to work maintaining and improving city streets.
‘It’s Okay To Not Be Okay’
Noemi Tsai felt isolated when she was diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder and depression.
‘Park Cities People’ Applauds
'Park Cities People' gives a cheer for the winners of this year’s HP Arts awards, who are working to enrich the lives of students both inside and outside the classroom.
Dallas Schools Find Commonality in Differences
Imagine walking into a room where differences don’t create division, but instead build unity.
New Face Behind the Gavel at HP Town Council Meeting
Amelia Bo Marynick may not have finished the school year at Bradfield Elementary, but on April 1 she had the top job in Highland Park.
Freedom From Limits and Nuts in Cookie Decor Course
Normal rules don’t apply when you’re on spring break, or when you’re dealing with frosting.
Upgrades Coming to the Miracle Mile
The University Park city council came a major step closer to starting construction on the Miracle Mile during its March 18 meeting.
MAPS Students Prepare to Showcase Their Business Ideas
A great idea won’t be enough to come out on top in Highland Park’s annual Scots Tank competition; students also need to have a winning pitch.
Forum at Park Lane’s Scotty Gray, Karl Kuby Sr. Honored
Scotty Gray had an idea – a way he could help both his retirement community neighbors and SMU students adjusting to life in a new country.
Preservation Park Cities Plaques Memorialize UP History
Preservation Park Cities is commemorating a century of University Park history by placing large, permanent plaques in significant locations around the city.
Stores, Upgrades Coming to The Plaza at Preston Center
The Plaza at Preston Center is celebrating its 75th birthday with a $5 million facelift and the addition of multiple new retailers and restaurants.
Remarkable Women
Medical Mysteries Extend Beyond the Hospital for ER Doc
Stacey Hail has appeared in true-crime television programs such as Dateline
Remarkable Women
School Founder Sows the Seeds for Future Leaders
School’s foundation rooted in creating environment blending academic excellence with the outdoors
Camps
Banker Credits Camps, Mentors
Poverty, dysfunction, chaos — and in the middle of it all was Eugene Tremblay, until he found supportive mentors at Crossfire Kids that would alter his trajectory.
“Soaping” Prank Makes Mess for City of UP
Pranksters poured dish soap into the Shaddock Park fountain at the corner of Lovers Lane and Preston Road the weekend of March 8, causing a clean-up headache for the city of University Park.