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UP Celebrates Murzin Family
Coffee Park playground named to honor special needs advocacy
Rhetoric Over HPISD Curriculum Heats Up
Months after a subcommittee of the Highland Park ISD board of trustees including board members and staff members was formed last fall to address concerns raised about how students are taught reading and phonics, the issue remains a hot topic at school board meetings.
HPISD Multi-Use Building Named For William P. Clements Jr.
The Highland Park ISD board of trustees recently approved naming the district’s new multi-use building the William P. Clements Jr. Leadership Center in honor of alumnus and former governor William P. Clements Jr.
Carriage Conundrum
Months have passed since horse-drawn carriages rolled through Highland Park filled with Christmas revelers making merry.
HP Easily Passes Test in Playoff Opener
The Scots shut out Corsicana 3-0 in a Class 5A Region II bi-district game at Highlander Stadium on Friday. (Read time: 1.2 minutes)
Faith Friday: Ukrainian-born Iconographer Decorated Saint Seraphim Orthodox Cathedral
Vladimir Grygorenko came to Dallas from his native Ukraine in 2000 to paint the iconography that adorns the Saint Seraphim Orthodox Cathedral – a process that took nine years.
Tributes
SMU Community, Colleagues Remember Slain Journalist
Brent Renaud, known as a kind, compassionate mentor, killed in Ukraine. Renaud's family is working to establish the Brent Renaud Journalism Foundation.
Philanthropy
Meet Our 20 Under 40
From grade school philanthropists to a basketball phenom that finds time to be generous at his new home and his home country, this year's 20 Under 40 honorees run the gamut.
Society
Preservation Park Cities Holiday Partygoers Get a Peek at 2022 Events
Members of Preservation Park Cities on Dec. 8 enjoyed a sumptuous buffet and got updates on 2022 events such as the annual Spring Historic Home Tour.