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Celeste, TX · Lifestyle
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University student Daniel Kaderli fuels Denton’s punk scene
University computer science student Daniel Kaderli’s house is cramped, with low ceilings and sparse lighting. The small living room is crowded with speakers, guitar amps and TV sets, leaving no room for even a coffee table. Yet miraculously, every few weeks, this tiny room in an unassuming house on...
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Custom T-Shirts & Posters Opens at Golden Triangle Mall in Denton
A new storefront is turning customer ideas into wearable art at Golden Triangle Mall in Denton. Custom T-Shirts & Posters opened a location across from Journeys at the mall on October 28, according to the mall's social media. The shop sits at the mall's address, 2201 S. I-35E in Denton,...
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Dallas Horror Stories, in Six Words
Back in 2017, we crafted 20 only-in-Dallas stories to petrify North Texas. And because brevity is the soul of wit horror, we decided to tell each of those spine-tingling yarns in only six words. Once again, we’ve updated our collection with a few timely—and quite ghastly—tales. See if you can...
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10 Things Experts Say To Toss From Your Kitchen Right Now
I don't know about you, but my tiny kitchen is by far the most cluttered area of my apartment. I love to cook and find that I hold onto a lot of random kitchen gadgets and food storage containers that I never use, but "might need" in the future. "You...
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Dallas Zoo's Inaugural Dog Day Drew Nearly 200 Dogs and Owners
The Dallas Zoo's inaugural Dog Day brought dogs and their owners together to explore the grounds. According to The Dallas Morning News, visitors browsed vendor booths before heading into the zoo's exhibits, including a SPCA booth offering dogs up for adoption. Emily Scaccio, 43, brought her 4-year-old poodle Jupiter, whose fur had been dyed black, orange and red for the occasion. Scaccio told the paper it was Jupiter's first seasonal costume.
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Status of celeb-backed pizza restaurant in Frisco up in air after closure
A celebrity chef's pizzeria chain has closed its first and only Texas location, but it may not be gone for good. Less than a year after opening its doors in Frisco, Slice House by Tony Gemignani in Frisco at 5995 Preston Road is no longer open. CultureMap Dallas first reported the fast-casual pizzeria quietly shut its doors in mid-October.
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Feast On The Largest Chicken-Fried Steak In Texas At This Cozy Backyard Bar
Somewhere between Dallas and the open Texas sky, there’s a little town called Sunnyvale hiding one of the most satisfying meals you’ll ever put in your mouth. Kearney’s Feed Yard is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever bothered driving an hour to eat somewhere fancy.
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Only in America: How a Vietnamese Refugee Built Dallas’ Favorite New York Deli
Every city needs a place where you can order hot pastrami, a bowl of matzo ball soup and a chicken-fried steak with cream gravy at the same table, and nobody blinks. In Dallas, that place is Cindi’s NY Deli. Cindi’s calls itself one part New York neighborhood deli, one...
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Acclaimed Vaqueros BBQ restaurant backed by M Crowd closes in Allen
A high-profile barbecue restaurant in Allen has closed: Vaqueros Texas Bar-B-Q, which opened at Watters Creek Village in early 2025 with backing from the M Crowd Restaurant Group, has shut down, and the partnership has dissolved. The restaurant announced the news in an October 28 Facebook post that says, "ALLEN,...
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Plano Pacers host runs of varying distances every month at Plano parks
Plano Pacers Running Club was founded by the City of Plano Parks & Recreation department in 1978, and has operated as a nonprofit running club since then. The club holds two races each month, with practices and competitions of varying distances and event types throughout the year. Every month, hundreds...
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A Cat Cafe With Adoptable Kittens Is Coming To Plano
If your ideal afternoon involves cute cats, Plano has something new to look forward to. Kitty Corner, a cat-themed lounge, is planning to open before the end of the year at 915 W. Parker Road, Suite 315. The concept promises a mix of feline friends, shopping and entertainment, with adoptable cats among the main attractions. According to the business’s Instagram , visitors can look forward to photo booths, special events, claw machines and plenty of cat-themed merchandise. Think plushies, keychains, enamel pins, blind boxes and other collectibles that might make it difficult to leave empty-handed. An opening date has not been announced, but Kitty Corner plans to hold a soft opening in November, followed by a grand opening celebration in December. Meet The Cats Behind Kitty Corner Every good cat business needs a few feline celebrities, and Kitty Corner already has two. The business introduced its mascots, Midnight and Toshi, in an Instagram post. Both are shelter cats whose stories helped inspire the creation of the lounge. While Midnight and Toshi are taken, adoptable cats will give visitors a chance to spend time around felines and potentially meet a future furry family member. It's also fun concept for cat lovers