In Case You Missed It
David Yarrow Goes Beyond a Crouching Tiger
When the photographer made a stop in Dallas on his rounds to Oslo, Monaco, and Vancouver, the guest waitlist ran amuck with many Park Cities and Preston Hollow fans turning out.
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All Hands on Deck at Armstrong Auction
Armstrong Elementary parents, students, and staff members charted a course for success during the school’s annual auction on Nov. 8.
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Lady Scots Earn Draw Against Wakeland
Highland Park remained unbeaten in District 12-5A after a hard-fought 3-3 draw against defending Class 5A state champion Frisco Wakeland.
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Owner of Cox Mansion Site Withdraws Zoning Application
The billionaire owner of the site of the demolished Cox mansion has withdrawn his application to amend Highland Park’s zoning ordinance to permit the construction of a new home that would exceed the property’s maximum allowed height, the town announced in a Jan. 30 email.
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HPHS Senior Catches Fish of a Lifetime
Highland Park High School senior Dylan Sorrells is still several months from graduation, but the young angler has already made a once-in-a-lifetime catch.
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HP Cheerleaders Win National Championship Title
Highland Park High School’s junior varsity cheerleaders brought home a first place win at the National Cheerleaders Association High School Nationals in Dallas from Jan. 24-26.
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Designer-Realtor Duo Champion Home Preservation
Photographs documenting an ugly duckling transformation guided by Hillary Littlejohn left many guests surprised the “before” photos came from the same home they were touring.
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Former HPUMC Minister Arrested
A former executive minister at Highland Park United Methodist Church turned himself in to law enforcement on Oct. 31 on a warrant for solicitation of prostitution, according to court documents obtained by The Roys Report.
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Ordinance Change Recommended for Cox Mansion Site
The Highland Park Zoning Commission voted on Jan. 23 to recommend that the town amend its zoning ordinances to permit a new home at the site of the demolished Cox Mansion to exceed the current maximum allowed height.
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HPISD Adapts Programs, Staffing to Address Enrollment Drop
Highland Park ISD will make staffing adjustments to address declining student enrollment, superintendent Mike Rockwood announced in a Jan. 23 email.
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Storm Proof: Good Shepherd Getting New Multi-Purpose Gym
The project will include an upgraded space for the school’s signature Classroom of the Earth (COE) program, and the new gymnasium will serve as a Category 5 storm shelter.
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