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Small Town Texas author hosts book signing in Graham

Her book, Small Town Texas, takes readers through a journey of what the Lone Star State has to offer.

Graham, TX · 2d

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Historic PGA Tour Venue Left ‘Insulted’ by Potential 2028 Snub

One of the PGA Tour’s most historic venues could be left out of the organization’s major restructuring in 2028, potentially bringing an 80-year tradition to an end. Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas, which has hosted a PGA Tour event every year since 1946, is not expected to be included in the new Championship Series when the Tour’s two-tier format takes effect in 2028.

Fort Worth, TX · 3d
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Idyllic Pursuit

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Fort Worth Is Not Dallas With a Western Theme. Here’s Why Texans Keep Saying That and What It Actually Means

Dallas and Fort Worth share an airport, share a metropolitan statistical area, and are 30...

Fort Worth, TX · 9d

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The House That Music Built

Kimmie Horne closed the festival that bore her name. Then she took the stage in Fort Worth. FORT WORTH, Texas — Before 200 guests in black tie at McDavid Studio, Kimmie Horne walked onstage in a shimmering black gown and began to sing. Soon she was scatting, moving through jazz and improvisation in a set that made her a favorite of the room. She did not stay put. She worked the floor between the gold chairs and red-draped tables, microphone in hand, a crown of curls and sparkling cuffs catching the red and violet wash on the walls while guests turned in their seats to follow her. At one point she pulled a man from the audience, whom she called Fred, onto the floor and danced with him. When she was joined by Tatiana “LadyMay” Mayfield, the Fort Worth jazz and soul vocalist honored that night, the two voices together lifted the whole studio.

Fort Worth, TX · 2d
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Biography ‘Brother Al Stricklin Now’ celebrates the life of local Western Swing pioneer

For fans of Western swing pioneer Bob Wills, his call to “Brother Al Stricklin now,” or “Take it away, Al,” meant they were going to hear another memorable solo by Al Stricklin, the longtime piano player of the Texas Playboys. Stricklin, who lived in Cleburne, died...

Fort Worth, TX · 2d

NBC Dallas-Fort Worth

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Lone Star Film Festival celebrates 20 years in Fort Worth with star-studded lineup, award-winning films

The Lone Star Film Festival is celebrating its 20th anniversary in Fort Worth with a lineup of films featuring Hollywood stars, award-winning documentaries and independent productions from around the world. The festival, presented by the Fort Worth Film Commission, runs from Nov. 4 to 13, with a slate of narrative...

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

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Nate Bargatze's Fort Worth Netflix Special Drops Nov. 24 After Dickies Arena Traffic Mess

Nate Bargatze fans in Fort Worth are about to see their city on Netflix. The comedian's fourth stand-up special for the streamer, titled Good for Nathan, premieres Nov. 24, capping months of anticipation since the show was filmed in Fort Worth over two performances in June. Bargatze filmed the special...

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

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Fort Worth Eyes $10.8M Art Spree for Parks, Libraries and Fire Stations

Fort Worth's Art Commission gave provisional approval to a draft plan on Oct. 19 that would spread $10.8 million in bond money across public art projects at parks, libraries, fire stations, streets and other city spaces. The vote leaves room for changes before the plan returns for a final vote, expected in January or February 2027.

Fort Worth, TX · 21h

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A New Drive-In Theatre Is Coming To McKinney

Movie night is getting a little dose of nostalgia in McKinney. Instead of finding a seat in a dark theater, moviegoers can settle into lawn chairs, gather around their cars and watch a film beneath the Texas sky at Wayback Drive-In, a new outdoor movie theater opening this November. Located at Wayback Barn, 3964 County Road 168, the drive-in is the latest addition to the four-acre outdoor entertainment destination in north McKinney. A grand opening is scheduled for Nov. 6-8. It is the only drive-in movie theater in McKinney and one of the few still operating in North Texas. Guests who purchase movie tickets also receive admission to Wayback Barn, where they can arrive early to play yard games, take on the mini-golf course or grab something to eat and drink before the show. "We wanted to give families a reason to slow down, share a meaningful experience, and turn movie night back into an outdoor social event," said owner Laura O'Dowd. More Than A Movie There is plenty to do before the opening credits roll. The property features a collection of outdoor games, including gaga ball, tetherball, nine square, horseshoes, volleyball, cornhole, ping-pong, foosball, bocce ball and giant Jenga.

Mckinney, TX · 2d

Black Enterprise

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Keith Lee’s Brother, Kevin Lee, Takes His Food Business From Florida Farmers Markets To Dallas

Keith Lee's older brother and former UFC fighter Kevin Lee is expanding his food venture Braised into Dallas. Former UFC fighter Kevin Lee is bringing his food business, Braised, to Dallas with a little help from his younger brother, famed social media food critic Keith Lee. The restaurant held a...

Dallas, TX · 2d

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Yella Beezy murder trial's 2nd week wraps with defense cross-examining lead detective

Rapper Yella Beezy's trial is underway for the 2020 murder of rival Dallas rapper MO3. On Thursday, Dallas Police Det. Eric Barnes returned to the stand and walked jurors through a feud timeline that he said led to MO3's death. Prosecutors also introduced text messages to try to prove Yella Beezy (a.k.a. Markies Conway) paid convicted gunman Kewon White to carry out the murder.

Dallas, TX · 2d

NBC Dallas-Fort Worth

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Plano Flags of Honor celebrates 10 years with 1,111 American flags honoring veterans, first responders

A sea of red, white, and blue will fill a North Texas park this Veterans Day as the Plano Flags of Honor celebrates its 10th anniversary with 1,111 American flags honoring veterans, active-duty military members, and first responders. The annual event returns to Red Tail Pavilion at Oak Point Park...

Plano, TX · 1d

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The Arts: Arts Month puts local talent in the spotlight

October may be National Arts and Humanities Month, but in Flower Mound, the celebration of creativity is just getting started. Last month, Flower Mound enjoyed a wonderful Chalk the Park event at Twin Coves Park and launched the “Creative Urges” art exhibits, featuring 38 works by 18 artists. Their artwork is on display at Town Hall, the Senior Center, the Flower Mound Public Library’s Practicing Artist Wall and the library’s Children’s Art Wall.

Flower Mound, TX · 2d

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History Lives Here: 22 Museums To Explore Across Collin County

Long before Collin County became a destination for booming businesses, world-class sports stadiums and master-planned communities, its story was being shaped by the people who lived, worked and built here. Across the county, museums preserve those stories. Some are housed in century-old buildings, while others celebrate more recent chapters of life in North Texas. Whether you’re revisiting a familiar piece of local history or discovering it for the first time, these museums keep the past within reach. Consider it a tour through the legacy of Collin County, one story at a time. Allen Allen Heritage Center 100 E. Main St., Allen Allen’s history comes to life through artifacts, photographs and exhibits highlighting the people and events that shaped the city. Allen Heritage Village 450 St. Mary Drive, Allen Visitors can glimpse into everyday life in Allen’s early years in preserved structures and imagine what the city looked like generations before today’s development. Anna Anna Depot and Museum 101 S. Sherley Road, Anna Anna’s railroad roots take center stage inside a historic depot — the oldest extant railroad station in the state — filled with artifacts and local stories tracing the community’s growth. Celina Celina Area Heritage Museum 211 W. Pecan

Collin County, TX · 2d

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Fujifilm Is Kicking Off a ‘Create With Us’ Nationwide Tour in Dallas and Miami

Fujifilm has announced the return of its Create With Us tour that originally started with a Seattle event in 2023. The event continued in Austin for 2024, followed by Minneapolis the following year. Now the event is going nationwide and kicking off first in Dallas on December 5, 2026 and Miami on January 16, 2027.

Dallas, TX · 2d

The Spun

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Former Good Good Golf Executive Files $1 Million Defamation Lawsuit

The lawsuit was filed per The Athletic.

Dallas County, TX · 3d

Yahoo!

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Review: Art of the New Deal explored at UT Dallas show

At the height of the Great Depression, between 1929 and 1939, 25% of the American workforce was unemployed. Banks failed and people lost homes and savings. With an estimated 45% living below the poverty line, hunger was widespread. Subsistence might depend on a bowl of soup dished out in long lines.

Richardson, TX · 2d

alabamagolfnews.com

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Tempest : More than a roadside atraction

GLADEWATER, Texas — The Tempest Golf Club is nearly 400 miles from New Orleans, but it owes its name to Katrina, the ferocious storm that laid waste to one of America’s great cities. The 18-hole, 7,229-yard, par-72 course, which has steadily garnered accolades since opening under its current...

Gladewater, TX · 3d