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Arwa Yemeni Coffee Plots Allen Shop With $345,000 Stacy Road Overhaul
A specialty coffee shop known for traditional Yemeni brews and inventive lattes is planning to land in Allen, with a renovation project on Stacy Road carrying an estimated price tag of $345,000. Arwa Yemeni Coffee is eyeing a space of more than 1,600 square feet for the new location, part of a broader expansion push across North Texas.
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Dallas opens first pocket park in north Lake Highlands
For years, a city-owned stormwater detention pond in north Lake Highlands was overgrown, poorly maintained and sometimes used as a dumping ground. Now, the Bushmills Road property is becoming a place where neighbors can walk, enjoy nature and get to know one another. The green space is the first project...
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Still Hungry at 2 a.m. on Halloween? Here’s Where Dallas-Fort Worth Eats Lat
The costumes are wrinkled, the fake blood is smeared and somebody in your group just announced they are starving. Welcome to 2 a.m. on Halloween. Good news. Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, which means the clocks roll back and you get the 1 o’clock hour all over again. Dallas-Fort Worth has some great places to spend it, and we know exactly what we’re ordering at every one.
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Plano Lands Its First 2nd & Charles, a 25,000-Square-Foot Book and Game Swap Shop
A bookstore brand owned by Books-A-Million, known for trading cash and credit for used paperbacks, video games and collectibles, is finally crossing into North Texas, and Plano is getting the first crack at it. 2nd & Charles plans to open a new store in the city before the end of 2026, marking the brand's debut in the Dallas-Fort Worth area after years of operating everywhere else in the state.
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John Tesar Lands at Palladino’s
John Tesar didn’t stay unattached for long. Two weeks after his Knife Italian Steak closed at The Ritz-Carlton Dallas, Las Colinas, the Dallas chef has a new job. The Palladino Group has named Tesar its corporate executive chef, putting him over both Palladino’s Steak & Seafood restaurants, the original in New York’s Grand Central Terminal and the new Dallas location at 5959 Royal Lane in Preston Royal.
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The Home Brief
Dallas landscapers who can rethink your thirsty lawn
Top 4Landscapers · Dallas, TX·Checked Oct 31, 2026. A lower-water Dallas yard takes more than swapping out grass. We read the reviews and records for 4 landscapers whose work spans planting, irrigation, turf and hardscape—and found the questions worth asking before the work starts.
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Six Dallas Lunches That Still Won’t Empty Your Wallet.
A good lunch in Dallas doesn’t have to come with a valet stand or a wine list. Some of the best midday meals in town still come off a charcoal grill, a flat-top or a smoker that’s been running for decades, and you can walk out full without wincing at the check.
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Forty Five Years Young. Del Frisco’s Remains a Bastion of Traditional Steakhouse Excellence, and an Innovator as Well
Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse first opened just after I moved to Dallas and has not only thrived but also spread to additional locations in north Texas (Fort Worth and Plano) and eight other states plus the District of Columbia. I attended a recent media event at the Uptown...
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Dallas Love Field Airport plans for renovations costing billions
DALLAS — Thursday morning, Dallas city leaders and Southwest Airlines' CEO talked about a major renovation project to Dallas Love Field. The project will feature $2.5 billion worth of upgrades as officials plan to expand concourses at the airport, build an all-new terminal headhouse and improve parking and access roads.
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Black Business: Mary’s Twisted Kitchen
Mary’s Twisted Kitchen is where soul food meets a little bit of sass and a whole lot of flavor. It’s a family-owned, South Dallas gem serving up crave-worthy comfort food with a twist! It all started in a food truck, where they dished out their now-famous Smash Bowls, The Chimetime entreé, and Twisted takes on classics like chicken tenders and Philly sandwiches. People in the community couldn’t get enough, and before we knew it, they racked up awards and grew into the takeout-only kitchen you know today.