Park Cities
UP City Council to Consider More E-Bike Regs
University Park’s City Council will consider an ordinance that would limit electric bike usage to licensed drivers, require e-bike operators to obtain permits, and impose other safety restrictions on e-bikes during its Nov. 19 meeting at 5 p.m. in City Hall, 3800 University Blvd.
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Rangers Overwhelm WTW Again in Playoffs
Karece Hoyt threw four touchdown passes to lead Frisco Lone Star to a dominating 59-7 win over W.T. White in a Division I bi-district playoff game on Thursday at the Ford Center at The Star.
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HPISD Staff to Receive First Bond Benefits in December
HPISD teachers and staff will receive $1,400 stipends next month thanks to the $137.3 million bond passed by voters on Nov. 5.
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Birkins and Bentleys Event Merge Luxury Brands
Attendees noshed on charcuterie board treats which included Caviar One while shopping for cars and handbags.
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Back in 5A, Scots Host Rouse in Playoffs
The expectations will be high when Highland Park opens its Region II playoff run on Friday against Leander Rouse at Highlander Stadium.
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Hahn, HP Rebound to Ice Jesuit in Hockey
Highland Park rallied to hand Jesuit Dallas its first loss of the season on Wednesday in the AT&T Metroplex High School Hockey League.
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Crystal Charity Ball Celebrates Underwriters
A gelato cart and a cocktail buffet awaited guests at the home of Tracy and Ben Lange on Oct. 12.
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HP Seniors Honored at Signing Ceremony
18 Highland Park seniors were recognized on Wednesday during a National Signing Day ceremony at the high school.
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Neighborhood Restaurants Swing on a Star
At long last, the Michelin Guide announced its picks for the top restaurants in Texas on Monday, Nov. 11.
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Mario Carbone Is a Good Dude, Let Me Introduce You
Mario Carbone is a good dude. He’s down-to-earth, passionate about food and wants to share that with everyone.
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Ann Curry Inspires at Texas Women’s Foundation Luncheon
The event’s theme, “Catalysts for Change,” recognized the role the foundation has in creating more equitable communities for Texas women and girls.
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