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Eustace, TX · Municipal
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Developers Snap Up Last Piece of Downtown Dallas Greyhound Station
The development team of Jack Matthews and Ray Washburne has purchased the final 10,000 square feet of the former Greyhound bus station site at 205 S. Lamar St. in downtown Dallas, pulling the entire property under single ownership just as the last buses prepare to roll out of the historic terminal.
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Kubota Files Plans for $10 Million Training Hub at Grapevine Headquarters
Kubota USA has filed plans for a new building at 1000 Kubota Drive in Grapevine, a $10 million project that would add a 28,825-square-foot training facility to the company's sprawling North Texas campus. The structure is expected to be completed in July 2028 and will feature administrative offices, catering rooms and training rooms.
dallasinnovates.com
Patented: Bioworld’s Santa Hat Sipper and 134 More Inventions Across North Texas
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in this week’s North Texas patent grants. The Irving-based pop culture merchandiser Bioworld Merchandising received a patent for the design of a novelty cup shaped like Santa Claus’ hat. It was one of 135 patents issued the week of Oct. 6 with ties to North Texas.
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Oh My Gourd! A Giant 2,069-Pound Pumpkin Has Arrived In Denton
F orget ordinary porch pumpkins. Denton is going bigger — 2,069 pounds bigger. Just in time for Halloween, a massive pumpkin has arrived in Denton, where pumpkin carver Eric Jones will transform it into an oversized jack-o'-lantern. The larger-than-life attraction is part of a collaboration between Raising Cane's and the City of Denton, bringing the giant pumpkin tradition back for a second consecutive year. Visitors can watch the carving begin Oct. 28 before the finished jack-o'-lantern goes on display Oct. 29 through Nov. 1 at the Quakertown Civic Center, located at 321 E. McKinney St. From Minnesota To The Halloween Capital Of Texas This isn't your average pumpkin patch find. The 2,069-pound pumpkin was grown by Brian Turner in Anoka, Minnesota, before making its way to North Texas for a Halloween makeover. And this year's pumpkin is even bigger than the last. Raising Cane's 2025 jack-o'-lantern weighed 1,910 pounds, meaning the new arrival outweighs its predecessor by 159 pounds. The display also fits right into the city's growing Halloween celebrations. Denton has embraced its identity as the Halloween Capital of Texas , turning October into a monthlong celebration of spooky attractions, community events and seasonal festivities. When And Where To
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Frisco Muslims vote early in Texas midterms amid concerns of Islamophobia
FRISCO — As the Nov. 3 midterm elections approach, political observers are watching the U.S. Senate race in Texas because it could be key to Democrats taking control of the upper chamber. As Democratic State Rep. James Talarico and Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton battle for the seat, even...
Dallas Observer
Photos: Best looks from the 2026 Dallas Halloween Block Party
It’s that time of year again, Dallas. On Saturday, the most colorful pocket of the city was overtaken by the spookiest holiday of the year, and Dallasites served some major looks to celebrate it. Around here, there’s no celebration more highly anticipated than the Halloween Block Party on the...
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After more than a decade, the spectacular ’12 Days of Christmas’ gazebos at the Dallas Arboretum are officially returning for one final farewell this November
One of Dallas’s most beloved holiday traditions is preparing for its final curtain call. Holiday at the Arboretum returns this November with this year marks the finale for its iconic 12 Days of Christmas gazebos. The glass-sided displays have been part of the Dallas Arboretum’s holiday celebrations since 2014....
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The 'Halloween Capital Of North Texas' Is A Fast-Growing City With Festivals And Small-Town Vibes
Congrats, Celina: you're officially the fastest-growing city in the United States. Per the U.S. Census Bureau, the Texas city's population grew over 24% in 2025 and has almost tripled since 2020. It's a historic and sustained surge that has seen this town explode from 6,000 residents in 2010 to over 64,000 today — an absurd expansion that has utterly changed the way the old city looks, without changing how it feels.
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Two days left of early voting in Texas: What races are heating up