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Park Cities residents don’t need to rush out for Waterpiks if President Donald Trump removes fluoride from drinking water.
Read morePark Cities residents don’t need to rush out for Waterpiks if President Donald Trump removes fluoride from drinking water.
Read moreHighland Park High School grads John Leake, Michael Leake, and Andrew McElroy have made an entertaining and engrossing documentary, Double or Nothing, premiering locally at the Angelica Film Center in January.
Read moreA team of young roboticists from Magikid Highland Park catapulted over the competition this November to bring home a win in the VEX IQ Robotics Competition Turkey Showdown.
Read moreNo matter where she’s lived, Lola Kohl has always been at home on the water — as long as she has the wind at her back.
Read moreHighland Park ISD is hoping state lawmakers increase school funding and bring more transparency to the “shell game” of school finance during the 89th Legislative Session.
Read moreA recommendation by a HP resident for the town to provide new renderings of the landscape to better reflect the neighborhood could improve community response to the plan.
Read moreBy taking a few precautions, many swindlers can be thwarted before getting too far with personal information or money.
Read moreSchool funding from the state of Texas may be at a standstill, but there’s no stopping the parent-teacher organizations at HPISD’s five elementary schools.
Read moreThough girls wrestling is the fastest-growing high school sport in the country, it’s been slower to get going at Highland Park. Keira Airey-Bufford wants to change that.
Read moreIf you were walking through the main drag in Preston Center Plaza Dec. 6, you were treated to a surprise pop up dance group performance.
Read moreMany of us pivoted to new interests or activities during the pandemic, often for the strangest of reasons.
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