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UP Better Suburb Than HP, Ranking Says

November 4, 2024November 5, 2024 Sarah Hodges 0 Comments Park Cities People, PCN

University Park ranked second — 12 spots higher than Highland Park — in 2024 rankings of the best suburbs in the Dallas-Fort Worth Area from Niche.com.

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Bradfield Students Blaze New Trails at CAMP READ-A-LOT

November 4, 2024October 23, 2024 Sarah Hodges 0 Comments Bradfield Elementary School, Park Cities, PCN

Bradfield Broncos broke records at this year’s CAMP READ-A-LOT themed Reading Rodeo, raising more than $155,000 for their school during a week of page-turning fun and friendly competition.

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Have a Problem? Ask These Armstrong Inventors for Help

October 28, 2024October 23, 2024 Sarah Hodges 0 Comments Armstrong Elementary School, Park Cities, PCN

Are you struggling to get your frozen ice cream out of the carton? Did greedy goblins steal the candy you left on the porch last Halloween?

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Police, Neighbors Team Up For Rabbit Rescue

October 28, 2024October 23, 2024 Sarah Hodges 0 Comments PCN, University Park, University Park Police

University Park police officers don’t just hop to it when people are in danger. They respond to bunnies in trouble as well.

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E-Bike Regulations on the Table at Breakfast Discussion

October 23, 2024October 23, 2024 Sarah Hodges 0 Comments Park Cities People, PCN

Electric bicycle regulations could be coming to University Park, but Boone Elementary School probably is not.

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HP Cheer Celebrates Century of School Spirit

October 21, 2024October 21, 2024 Sarah Hodges 0 Comments Park Cities People, PCN

Highland Park Cheer celebrated its 100th birthday on Oct. 17 by showcasing the tumbling skills, team spirit, and history and that have made HP’s program one of the nation’s best.

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HPISD Board Reviews Bond, Why It Won’t Raise Tax Rate

October 18, 2024October 21, 2024 Sarah Hodges 0 Comments Park Cities People, PCN

The HPISD Board of Trustees heard recently from a parent on why voters should support the $137.3 million bond on ballots Nov. 5, and from staff on why passing the bond won’t mean a tax rate increase.