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Clayton Kershaw Shares Touching Moment With Fan Post-All Star Game

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher and Highland Park alumnus Clayton Kershaw had an emotional conversation with a fan Tuesday night after Kershaw's first MLB All-Star game appearance.
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Popular Pizza Chain Comes To Snider Plaza

Rejoice, fans of Zalat Pizza! The long-awaited University Park location opens for business in Snider Plaza Tuesday, July 26.

Landmark Bar and Kitchen Opening Near SMU

A bar with a patio and games will open near SMU on the ground floor of the Shelby residences building at 5609 SMU Boulevard.

Abbey on Lovers Lane Offers Visitors a Place for Prayer, Solitude

The urgent honking of cars darting through the busy intersection of Interstate 75 and Lovers Lane might make the bordering small blue house dedicated to prayer and solitude seem out of place.

Dental Patients, Open Wide for This Robot

ArchPoint Oral & Maxillofacial surgeons employ new technology for implants.

NorthPark Center Santa Claus Retires

The shopping center's Santa, also known as Carl Anderson, is retiring after 32 years.

People Newspapers Wins 10 National Newspaper Association Awards

It was another very busy news year, and the work put in to cover the Park Cities and Preston Hollow communities was evident in the 10 awards People Newspapers won this year for editorial content and advertising.

UP All Night: 423 Burgers, 660 Doughnuts, 15 Gallons of Coffee

Typically, sleeping at school will get you in trouble. But the University Park Preschool Association has turned it into an annual tradition.

Former Teachers Turn to Tacos

Addiction cost Hugh Guill his career in education, but not his desire to help Texas schools.

The Man With the Plan For the Turtle Creek Corridor

The Turtle Creek corridor has seen plenty of activity recently – from installing a mural and lighting under the Lemmon Avenue bridge to new landscaping – and that’s before the addition of a 240-room Four Seasons high-rise.

Melissa Rieman Named 2022 Citizen of the Year

Melissa Rieman, chair of the 2022 La Fiesta de las Seis Banderas gala and past president of the Friends of the University Park Public Library, was recently selected as University Park’s 2022 citizen of the year.

Finding A Match

More than 325 people signed up as prospective bone marrow donors during a recent registration drive for the 4-year-old son of Highland Park Middle School teacher and coach Adam Lopez.

Jacki Deason Subpoenaed In Georgia Investigation

Seven allies or advisers of former President Donald Trump were subpoenaed this week in connection with the criminal investigation in Georgia of election interference.

Everyone Wins When the Highland Park Buddy Bowl Kicks Off

Brayden Schager has taken his quarterbacking skills to Hawaii, but his Highlander Stadium legacy, and that of his sister, Brielle, grows with each Buddy Bowl touchdown scored.

Ex-SMU Golfer Finding Immediate Success as PGA Tour Rookie

While awaiting his big breakthrough on the PGA Tour, Austin Smotherman focuses on building week by week.

The Most Important Playhouse(s) In Texas?

Visitors to NorthPark Center for Parade of Playhouses will see “the most important house in Texas” in replica form.
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John Isner Breaks All-Time Aces Record Against Jannik Sinner At Wimbledon

Highland Park resident John Isner made it into the record books again – becoming the all-time leading ace leader in ATP Tour history at Wimbledon Friday, ESPN reported.

Congratulations, Highland Park High School Class of 2022

More than 530 joined the ranks of Highland Park High alumni as the district celebrated the class of 2022 on May 27.

HPISD Names New Leaders For Highlander Band, HPHS Theatre Program

Highland Park ISD named new leaders for the Highlander band program and the Highland Park High School theater program.

Love Field Reopens Main Runway After 14-Month Reconstruction

Dallas Love Field reopened its primary runway Tuesday after a 14-month rebuild.
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