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Cude Family Cherishes Friends, Family in University Park
They’ve seen neighbors come and go, along with Snider Plaza’s spudnuts and the chicken salad sandwiches at Ralph’s Fine Foods. But members of the Cude family, who have lived in University Park for four generations, say that the heart of the community hasn’t changed at all.
Read moreScots Name Captains for Football Season
The new team captains for Highland Park include Gage Clark, Anders Corn, James Lancaster, Jack Morse, and Daniel Turner.
Read moreOut & About: Mad for Plaid Patron Party
Highland Park Education Foundation supporters recently gathered to celebrate the $1.7 million raised during its annual Mad for Plaid campaign.
Read moreErin Duvall Sings of Hardships and Blessings
Park Cities mom on a mission to help those who parent alone Erin Duvall, singer, songwriter, and mother of four,
Read moreSmocked Auctions Has New Name, Expands Collection
Smocked Auctions has rebranded to Classic Whimsy. The online children’s boutique started as a sample sale at Nicole Brewer’s University Park home in 2010 but now ships to all 50 states.
Read moreSnider Plaza Evolves But Boasts Many Mainstays
By 1945, University Park had grown to around 18,000 residents and had 120 businesses. Businesses have come and gone over the years, but a few have stood the test of time.
Read moreNew Orleans Inspired Restaurant to Open in Snider Plaza
Jack & Harry’s, a New Orleans-inspired restaurant and bar, will open at 6844 Snider Plaza on Friday, March 29.
Read moreDouglas Bar and Grill to Close March 30
Douglas serves BBQ staples and prime steaks, with a mix of southern favorites. It will continue taking Easter holiday orders through March 27.
Read moreThe Eyeboretum Returns Downtown for Arts Month
Guests will be able to stroll the garden views and activities at The Eye at The Joule. There will be mountainous mushrooms, beanstalks, and a “gnome home” that will broaden visitors’ imagination.
Read moreHP Soccer Teams Earn Top Playoff Seeds
After narrowly missing the Class 6A Region I boys soccer playoffs a year ago, Highland Park bounced back in style.
Read moreHPISD Students Improve Scores on Mid-Year Achievement Test
Students in kindergarten through eighth grade far outperformed their peers nationally on the winter MAP growth test, with sixth graders in HPISD exceeding average 12th grade scores in both math and reading.
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