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A Sneak Peek at People Newspapers’ 20 Under 40
We will celebrate these young difference makers at an awards ceremony on April 30
By
Sarah Hodges
News
Dallas County Voters Should Plan For Countywide Voting
Officials say voters should plan to be able to vote anywhere in the county for the May 26 primary runoff elections, despite a legal filing seeking to restore precinct-based voting
Camps
Beyond the Trail: Leadership Lessons From Philmont
At first glance, Philmont sounds less like an opportunity and more like something to avoid.
By
Contributor
/ James Slade
Camps
Summer Travel and Pet Boarding
Choosing the right boarding arrangement isn’t simply about making sure your pet is fed and supervised
By
Contributor
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports April 13-19
A baby-formula-pilfering porch pirate, a bicycle thief, and other mischief makers plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for April 13-19.
News
Preston Hollow Crime Reports April 14-19
Property thefts and bank fraud plagued DPD in Preston Hollow neighborhoods this week
Crime
Police Release New Details on Violent Traffic Stop
A Dallas police officer shot a suspect who allegedly confronted the officer after a traffic stop in the 4100 block of Mockingbird Lane near the Dallas Country Club early Sunday, police confirm
Schools
HPISD Academic Decathlon Team Heads to Nationals
Academic Decathlon students took home a first-place win and numerous individual awards at the state competition
By
Sarah Hodges
News
University Park Beats Highland Park in Mahjong Contest
Suzanne Duda, a member of the UP Charleston Charmers, took home the win in the city vs. town mahjong competition
By
Sarah Hodges
Schools
‘Beauty and the Beast Jr.’ Rescheduled for Friday
The show will go on this Friday, April 24, at 5 p.m.
By
Sarah Hodges
Sports
Jenkins Makes Playoff Debut
Dallas Hillcrest product Daniss Jenkins and the Detroit Pistons look to bounce back in Game 2 of the NBA playoffs
Sports
Scots Finalize Collegiate Decisions
Highland Park tennis, soccer, basketball, and track and field athletes make their college plans official on National Signing Day
Schools
Classes to Resume Tuesday at MIS/HPMS After Power Surge Led to Monday Closure, District Says
Classes will resume Tuesday at MIS/HPMS after a power surge caused the mechanical issue that led to the closure of the campus Monday, according to the district.
Sports
One Last Salute to Standout Lady Scots
HP girls basketball players have been recognized for their outstanding performances with selection to the all-district team
Schools
MIS/HPMS Closed on Monday
Mechanical issues force closure of building that houses HPISD fifth through eighth graders