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The Largest Urban Hardwood Forest in the U.S. is in … Dallas?
A few years ago, I kayaked on the Trinity River into the Great Trinity Forest. Though I could see the downtown Dallas skyline, I was surprised when I pulled my kayak up the muddy bank next to a man fishing. I could see highways but couldn’t hear the constant drone of cars or urban life that’s seemingly inescapable in a city of more than 1.25 million.
The Cross Timbers Gazette
Argyle approves rules for soon-to-open Argyle Nature Trail
A new park in the heart of Old Town Argyle is nearing completion as construction continues and rules are decided. The Argyle Parks Board approved a list of rules for the Argyle Nature Trail, a small park on four acres of land tucked behind the shopping centers at the corner of Hwy 377 and Cook Street in Old Town, at its Oct. 14 meeting.
NBC Dallas-Fort Worth
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McKinney launches 2026 Inflatable Turkey Map featuring citywide scavenger hunt and 25-foot giant display
The 2026 Inflatable Turkey Map is live on the McKinney TX! app, guiding residents to festive yard and storefront displays across the city. A 25-foot inflatable turkey photo opportunity opens Monday at Mitchell Park, and registered local participants can claim commemorative magnets starting Tuesday. Organizers are actively calling for residents...
mysouthlakenews.com
Southlake’s 2,026 Trees in 2026 Initiative Continues to Grow
Southlake is growing greener as the community works toward planting 2,026 trees in 2026 in celebration of the City’s 70th anniversary. In the latest SLK City Spotlight, Mayor Shawn McCaskill checks in on the initiative’s progress in honor of Texas Arbor Day and shares how many trees have been planted so far. Residents, volunteers, community partners, and City staff have all contributed through community tree plantings, events, tree sales, and other efforts.
NBC Dallas-Fort Worth
Dallas seeks ideas to transform 40 acres of Fair Park into year-round destination
What if Fair Park's sprawling parking lots could become restaurants, hotels or entertainment venues that attract visitors throughout the year? Dallas officials are asking the community to help reimagine 40 acres of the historic property as the city prepares to break ground on a new park in December. With the...
The Cross Timbers Gazette
Johnson: 23 acres, six facts and Double Oak’s future
The approximately 23 acres at FM 407 and Simmons Road are privately owned by Double Oak residents. I want to start there because that important fact sometimes gets lost in the discussion. The Town cannot tell these owners who they can sell their property to or guarantee the land will...