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Community

‘Everybody in the Family is a Scot’

When Highland Park ISD opened its third school in 1926, board members voted unanimously to name the building surrounded by 50 newly purchased trees in honor of their chairman, John Sherman Bradfield.
News

Ding Dong! I’m a Belle

The award-winning Highland Belles drill team has added 36 new members to its 2026-27 line.
Sports

Scots Bring Home Title from Burkburnett

After an early close call, Highland Park earned another championship at the Bulldog Classic boys basketball tournament over the weekend.
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Looking Up: Inside a Paper Girl’s World

A travel photojournalist’s view of the world before screens
Sports

Raskin Looking to Serve an Ace in Pro Volleyball

Grady Raskin didn’t have to look far to believe in the growth potential of women’s professional volleyball.
Sports

WTW Eases Past Hillcrest in 13-5A Opener

A second-half surge enabled W.T. White to pull away from rival Hillcrest in the District 13-5A girls basketball opener on Friday.
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Miller’s One-Bedroom Home Turns Out To Be A Perfect Fit!

For Patsy Miller, moving to Edgemere was the result of a dream planted years earlier.
Food

From Baja to Dallas, With Love

Puerto Cocina, the newest Mexican restaurant to open in Dallas, is a love letter to Baja Mexico that landed in the Dallas Design District mailbox, and we are the lucky recipients. 
Schools

Preston Hollow Presbyterian School Opens New Campus

PHPS has long specialized in educating students with mild to moderate learning differences
Schools

Opening a Successful Restaurant? It’s Not a Piece of Cake

Tired of the same old sushi rolls? The staff at Sakanaboru will make one your way, complete with fresh sauces and locally-sourced ingredients, then use a machine with seven guillotines to slice it while you wait.
Food

Christmas Yule Log Cake Is Simple and Spectacular

I’ve often said guests may not recall the menu, but they should always remember the dessert.
Food

What Is a Traditional Christmas Dinner, Anyway?

The holidays are upon us! High-resolution picture-perfect feasts are depicted on covers of glossy magazines, catalogs, and in our inboxes. 
Community

Klyde Warren Park Holiday Celebration Returns

On Dec. 6, Dallas residents kicked off the holiday season with Klyde Warren Park’s annual tree lighting event.
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports Dec. 1-7

Property and motor vehicle thefts kept the DPD busy in this week’s reports.
Living

Shakin’ All Over 

Anthropologists tell us the handshake started when Neanderthals met and, instead of grunting menacingly at each other, showed their empty hands as if to say, “No weapon. Me. You. Friend?” 
Community

Trains at NorthPark Artist Lets His Imagination Roam

One of the highlights of The Ronald McDonald House of Dallas’s 38th annual Trains at NorthPark is Art on the Rails, a new auction component where fine art and train enthusiasts can bid on an impressive four-car train set, hand-painted by renowned reflectionist artist and Samuel Lynne Galleries owner, JD Miller. 
Sports

HP Shuts Down Lone Star in 12-5A Opener

Highland Park cruised to a 46-25 win over Frisco Lone Star in its District 12-5A girls basketball opener on Tuesday.
Sports

Gophers Hold Off Late Rally by Scots

After riding an offensive surge to three wins in tournament play the weekend of Dec. 6-7, Highland Park returned home and suffered a 53-50 defeat against Class 6A power Grand Prairie on Monday.
Food

New York Bakery Opens in University Park

Maman, a New York-based, French-inspired café and bakery, has opened in The Plaza at Preston Center.
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