Mineral Wells
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Southern Methodist University to Host Dallas Art Fair in 2027
For its 2027 edition, the Dallas Art Fair will move from its longtime home at the Fashion Industry Gallery to the 67,000-square-foot Armstrong Fieldhouse at Southern Methodist University (SMU). In what organizers are advertising as a “first-of-its-kind” international contemporary art fair on a university campus, the move will allow the fair to expand its scale, programming, and community engagement.
Frisco Enterprise
Things to do this week!
A guide to events of interest and government meetings across Allen, Carrollton, Celina, Coppell, Flower Mound, Frisco, Lake Dallas, Lewisville, Little Elm, McKinney, Mesquite, Plano, Prosper Rowlett, and The Colony. Trick or Treat Story Time City: Allen Date: Oct. 30 Time: 10:30-11:30 a.m. Location: Allen Public Library, 300 N. Allen Drive Description: Children can enjoy Halloween-themed stories, trick-or-treat stations and a craft activity. Nightmare Over Little Elm Park: The Trilogy City: Little Elm Date: Oct. 30 Time: 5-9:30 p.m. Location: Little Elm Park, 701 W. Eldorado Parkway Description: A Halloween celebration featuring spooky attractions and family entertainment. Frisco Día de los Muertos City: Frisco Date: Oct. 30 Time: 6 p.m. Location: Kaleidoscope Park, 6635 Warren Parkway Description: The cultural celebration features community ofrendas, family activities and a Catrina fashion show. Sensory-Friendly Spooktacular City: McKinney Date: Oct. 30 Time: 6-9 p.m. Location: Old Settler's Recreation Center, 1201 E. Louisiana St. Description: A sensory-friendly Halloween celebration offers trick-or-treating and activities designed to accommodate children with developmental disabilities. Global Grooves: Día de los Muertos City: Plano Date: Oct. 30 Time: 7-8 p.m. Location: McCall Plaza, 998 E. 15th St. Description: The free cultural celebration features music, dance and art honoring Día de los
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Law firm names most dangerous road in Dallas
The interchange at Interstate 35E and Highway 183 ranks as the most dangerous spot in Dallas for 2026.
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Dallas' most dangerous intersections revealed in new traffic data
DALLAS - A new data analysis reveals the most dangerous roads and intersections for Dallas drivers. Using crash data from the Texas Department of Transportation through August 2026, the Patel Firm analyzed intersection-related crash patterns across 11 cities. What we know:. The interchange at Interstate 35E and Highway 183 ranks...
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Former TV anchor returns to Texas for new career in government
After nearly seven years in television news, a former Florida anchor is leaving the industry and returning to Texas for a new job in city government. Dani Travis, who was most recently a weekend morning anchor and reporter at CBS 12 in West Palm Beach, announced Thursday, Oct. 22, that she has started a new position as a communications specialist for the City of Fort Worth. The move brings the Dallas native closer to family after a decade in Florida.
NBC Dallas-Fort Worth
Dolores Huerta dies at 96: North Texans remember the champion for farmworkers
Civil rights icon Dolores Huerta, a trailblazer in the fight for farmworker rights and the woman behind the rallying cry "Sí se puede," died Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026. She was 96. A recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, Huerta spent decades advocating for labor rights and social justice,...
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7 Thanksgiving Events in DFW and More Ways to Make the Fun Last
The week of Thanksgiving has a way of filling up fast. The kids are home from school, the grocery list keeps growing, relatives are arriving (or you’re packing the car to go to them), and somewhere in there, you’re hoping to squeeze in a little fun that doesn’t involve basting a turkey. Sometimes one great outing, like a Turkey Trot before the oven goes on or a leisurely walk through a holiday light display, is all it takes to make a memory.
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Texas Democrats make final push as early voting nears end
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North Texas early voting nears end as turnout soars
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South Dallas Pastor-Candidate Tells Church to Vote for Ally at His Own Polling Site
Friendship-West Baptist Church — Church Where Haynes Urged Vote. A Dallas congressional candidate used his own pulpit to send worshippers straight to the ballot box last Sunday — at the very church that doubles as an active Dallas County polling site. Frederick Douglass Haynes III, senior pastor of Friendship-West Baptist Church and the Democratic nominee for Texas's 30th Congressional District, told congregants they could vote at the church and directed them toward a door to do so right after services, according to videos reviewed by the Dallas Express.
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Joppa Residents Wait Out Another Delay as Dallas Pedestrian Bridge Pushes to 2029
Source: Raysonho @ Open Grid Scheduler / Scalable Grid Engine / Wikimedia Commons. Joppa residents have gone without a safe pedestrian crossing over the Union Pacific rail yard since 2018, and the replacement bridge they were promised now has a new timeline: spring 2029, according to city officials. The project has moved through funding approvals, federal grants and a recent Union Pacific agreement, but for a neighborhood boxed in by railroad lines, highways and the Trinity River, the finish line keeps moving.
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McKinney Council Locks In Nine 2027 Austin Priorities, Led By Transportation
McKinney City Council voted on October 20, 2026, to approve a resolution adopting nine legislative priorities the city will push during the 2027 Texas legislative session, with transportation topping the list. The priorities also cover water, airport development, economic development, education and workforce, elections, tax reform, open government and municipal home-rule authority.
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50 years ago, Adlene Harrison became Dallas’s first female mayor
Fifty years ago, Dallas City Hall underwent a change that lasted only a few months but made history. On Feb. 11, 1976, Mayor Wes Wise resigned to run for Congress. Mayor Pro Tem Adlene Harrison stepped into his place, becoming Dallas’s first woman to serve as mayor and the first Jewish woman to lead a major American city.