HPISD will officially dedicate the new Michael M. Boone and Robert S. Hyer Elementary schools and the HP community is invited to join the celebrations.

Meet Jeff and Lara Lisle. Living on a quiet street behind Snider Plaza, Jeff and Lara Lisle were drawn to the neighborhood’s charm and convenience. “We were drawn to the house because of the neighborhood,”

Scottie Joe’s is a student-run coffee shop located on the campus of Highland Park High School. The coffee shop is made possible through a partnership with the Credit Union of Texas (CUTX).

Many people love sweet, furry, four-legged animals, but some do not. Please be respectful and follow the Town Ordinance, which requires the owner to control their pet with a leash when they are on public property.

HP Mayor Margo Goodwin presented a proclamation during the March 1 Town Council meeting declaring the week of April 3-9, 2022 as National Library Week in the Town of Highland Park. The Proclamation recognizes the work of HPISD librarians, citing that HPISD libraries offer an environment conducive to reading and learning, creative expression, investigation and research, and enhancement of knowledge for youth.

The Mission is to improve citizens’ understanding of the workings of Town Hall while encouraging their involvement in the community to help sustain the quality of life for present and future generations of Highland Park’s residents.

The Dallas Symphony Orchestra League 2022 Debutantes were introduced at the 36th Annual Presentation Ball which was held on February 12, 2022 at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.

Mayor Tommy Stewart will provide an overview of issues and projects the Council and City staff are focused on. The presentation will take place in the City Hall Council Chamber (3800 University) at 6 p.m. on Thursday, February 17.​​​​​​​​

We’re Pulling For Hometown Hero Matthew Stafford!