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Election
Early Voting Underway in Election for HPISD Board
Early voting has begun in the Highland Park ISD board of trustees election for places 3, 4, and 5.
Despite Inexperience, Eagles Look for Repeat in Lacrosse
Episcopal School of Dallas has one of the most decorated lacrosse programs in Texas and is a defending state champion. Yet the Eagles are approaching their title defense with an underdog mentality.
Madden, Greene Lead HP Gymnasts to State
Highland Park will be well represented at the Texas High School Gymnastics Coaches Association state meet beginning Friday in Odessa.
Still Learning His Body, Senior Insists Best Pitching Yet to Come
Over the past two years, Jett Wright had no choice but to transform into a completely different pitcher.
Despite Inexperienced Roster, Eagles Look for Repeat in Lacrosse
Episcopal School of Dallas has one of the most decorated lacrosse programs in Texas and is a defending state champion.
Saint Michael’s Farmer’s Market Opens For the Season
During Farmers Market season, you’ll find folks of all ages and backgrounds and pups of all breeds taking in the colorful bounty of seasonal fruits and vegetables, breads, sauces, cheese, and more items produced locally.
Monarch’s Spring Tasting Menu is Blooming With Flavor
Chef Jason Rohan and his team took the very best of spring flavors and combined them in ways that are modern and fresh but approachable and satisfying.
HPISD Approves 4% Pay Raise in Next School Year
Highland Park ISD’s board of trustees approved a 4% pay raise for teachers in the 2025-26 school year during its April 22 meeting.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports April 15-20
Burglaries of homes and motor vehicles plagued Preston Hollow residents in this week’s reports.
Wesley Prep Brings Community Into Classroom
Each spring, as part of their Community Helpers Program, Wesley Prep invites guests to campus for in-house field trips. This year included visits from the Dallas County Sheriff’s Department, Dallas Fire Rescue, Woodhill Dental, and the Dallas Zoo.
News
News Digest
Hot Dallas data includes heat map, Proposition U deadline, police training plan, council ballot
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Crespi Estate Returns to Market With More Land, Higher Price
Historic ‘Greater than Gatsby’ property boasts presidential neighbors
Jesuit’s Beucler Wins 200 Regional Crown
Jesuit Dallas sprinter Harlan Beucler is heading to the Class 6A state track and field meet as a medal contender in the boys 200 meters.
Site Readings
May Site Reading
Need more Easter treats? Check out these sweet reads from People Newspapers’ May Site Reading Column.
Society
Party Hopping
Dallas Symphony Orchestra League Presentation Ball, Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.
Local Family Brings BBQ Back to Lovers Lane Neighborhood
Ten50 BBQ’s new store is slated to open in early May and will serve craft barbecue and classic sides all made on the premises.
Schachtel Claims TAPPS Golf Title Again
Alcuin senior Adysn Schachtel capped her decorated high school career with another TAPPS 2A state championship in Glen Rose.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports April 14-20
The Easter Bunny wasn’t the only one bouncing around the Park Cities in this week’s crime reports.
In Case You Missed It
JSB’s Party With a Purpose Shatters Records
On February 1, 2,850 sophomores, juniors, and seniors from over 25 schools came together for a sold-out celebration at Gilley’s Dallas — marking the largest turnout in JSB history.
Dallas Names New Police, Fire-Rescue Chiefs
Dallas officials have named Daniel Comeaux the next Dallas Police Chief and Justin Ball the next Chief of Dallas Fire-Rescue.