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Jet-Setting Generosity: The 2025 Crystal Charity Ball

This year’s Crystal Charity Ball, themed “Expédition d’Élégance,” will take guests on a globe-trotting adventure
News

HPISD Board Honors Student Accomplishments

Trustees recognize outstanding artistic and athletic achievements during Nov. 18 meeting
Living

Dallas Author Helps Empty Nesters Spread Their Wings

Suzy Mighell insists no mom should be defined by a single label or life stage
Best of

The Power of the Written Word

The Letter Library sparks unexpected fellowship through personal messages
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Experience the Magic of ‘Frozen Jr.’ With MIS Students

Audiences can warm their hearts with the winter magic of Frozen Jr. from Dec. 4 to 6 at McCulloch Intermediate School, 3555 Granada Ave.
Site Readings

December Site Reading

No holiday meal would be complete without a side of Site Reading. People Newspapers is serving up some irresistible finds in our December issue.
News

Hyer Girl Scouts Support North Texas Food Bank

Hard-working Daisies at Hyer Elementary have donated 294 pounds of food to the North Texas Food Bank.
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports Nov. 17-23

Thieves, burglars, and plenty of intoxicated operators were on the loose in the Park Cities in this week’s Crime Reports.
Schools

Armstrong Pupils Have Frightfully Fun Pumpkin Spectacular

Students at Armstrong Elementary ended Halloween with much more than full bags of candy.
Schools

Hyer Cooks Up Thanksgiving Tradition With Exercise, Family, and Fun 

Hyer Elementary kicked off the Thanksgiving festivities early on Nov. 15 with its first annual Family Turkey Trot.
Community

Future of Tornado-Damaged Church Site Debated

Neighbors, developer seek compromise on proposed housing project
Home

Don’t Squish That Squash!

Porch pumpkin displays can be stunning, but they lose some of their luster in the glow of Christmas lights.
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports Nov. 17-23

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

Parish Receiver Makes Big Gains, Seeks State Crown

There’s pressure being the top receiver at a perennial powerhouse program like Parish Episcopal. And expectations can be high when you’re the son of a former NFL player.
Sports

Coaches, Players Bond With Fellowship, Football

Randy Allen could spend his Monday evenings quietly at home, escaping the constant whirlwind of activity that comes with coaching high school football.
Sports

HP Girls Head Home After Tourney Success

Highland Park has taken third place in girls basketball tournaments at Colleyville Heritage and Allen during the past two weeks.
Sports

HP Caps Historic Run With 5A State Title

Highland Park swept A&M Consolidated on Saturday in the Class 5A Division I state championship match in Garland.
Sports

Roundup: Panthers Roll Into TAPPS Semis

Marcus Hanish ran for 222 yards and a touchdown as Parish Episcopal started its playoff run with a 52-7 thumping of Bishop Lynch.
News

HP Sends Letters About Water Pipes

The Town of Highland Park has sent 1,628 letters to residents as part of an effort to identify and replace water lines that may contain lead or galvanized steel.
Schools

Mobile Career Lab Brings Hands-On Training to Students

Dallas Independent School District has launched a new initiative to provide middle school students with direct access to hands-on career training through a mobile classroom. 
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