What’s New in HPISD Technology? The Guidelines for Its Use
Parents may notice some changes in how HPISD students use technology this year, and they don’t include shiny new Chromebooks or tablets.
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Month: September 2024
Is Paid Parking the Solution for Snider Plaza?
The University Park City Council discussed the thorny issue of Snider Plaza parking — a problem almost as old as the Plaza itself — during a Sept. 25 special meeting.
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No Kicking the Can For NTFB’s NorthPark Exhibit
The CANstruction displays at NorthPark Center dive deep into the hearts of Texas with exhibits created by local architects, engineers, contractors.
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People Newspapers Won’t Follow Dallas Country Club’s Media Policy
In journalism, the building blocks of stories are the five Ws and an H: Who? What? When? Where? Why? and How? Dallas Country Club members want media outlets to leave out the Where whenever the Where is the DCC.
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Scots Look to Tame Lions in 7-5A Opener
Highland Park will try to bounce back after a rare home loss against Tyler on Sept. 20 at Highlander Stadium.
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Kicking In: McGough Scoring for Charity
Jesuit Dallas senior Noah McGough is donating money for every kick he makes to Men of Nehemiah. Fortunately, he tends to score a lot of points.
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Householder Wants to Make the World A Better Place
John Householder is committed to improving life for those around him, whether he’s setting on the volleyball court or conceiving the large-scale projects of an urban planner.
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Laczkowski Caught Passes; Now Knocks Them Down
It’s probably fair for Highland Park receivers in practice to accuse cornerback Bryce Laczkowski of knowing their routes.
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Preston Hollow Crime Reports Sept. 16-22
Drug violations and property thefts kept officers busy in Preston Hollow last week.
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Dog Parks Offer Connection Among Pets and Community
Westminster Community Dog Park offers shaded areas, dog washing station, and a spot for pet owners to connect.
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Luke Wilson Helps Tell Uplifting North Texas Baseball Story
‘You Gotta Believe’ explores underdog journey to Little League championship
Film director Ty Roberts had a goal — balancing the experience of viewing sports from a child’s perspective with telling a somber, multilayered story.
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