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Strongest Cold Front of Fall Brings Chilly Rain to Dallas and Fort Worth as Highs Struggle to Escape the 40s Through Sunday
DALLAS — The strongest cold front of the fall so far is heading toward North Texas, bringing a chilly rain Saturday night and Sunday. Latest forecast trends keep getting colder, and some areas could struggle to get out of the 40s all day Sunday. With widespread rain, cloudy skies and brisk winds, this is shaping up to be the coldest weekend of the fall so far.
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Fort Worth Feast of Sharing Expects Up to 10,000 Guests; Dallas Event Follows
Thousands of North Texans are expected to sit down for a free Thanksgiving-style dinner today as H-E-B and Central Market host the 14th annual Feast of Sharing at the lower level of Ariat Arena in Fort Worth, running from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. A second dinner, marking the 20th annual Dallas celebration, follows next Wednesday, Nov. 18, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Centennial Hall at Fair Park.
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Weekend Worthy: Hear local artists’ original tunes at Fort Worth Songwriter Festival
Fort Worth is home to talented musicians who have become household names from Abraham Alexander to Toadies to Leon Bridges. Still, there’s so many more artists writing their songs and building their sound in our city — and this is the perfect weekend to meet them. Local musicians...
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Dallas, TX Weather Alert: 90% Rain Chance, High of 54° Nov. 15
Dallas, TX – A significant weather change is approaching North Texas this weekend, with widespread rain expected Sunday, Nov. 15, and temperatures falling into the 50s as a cold front moves through the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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Mo’ Bettahs Brings More Aloha to North Texas With Euless Opening Nov. 13
Mo’ Bettahs Hawaiian Style Food is continuing its North Texas expansion with the opening of its newest restaurant in Euless on Friday, Nov. 13. Located at 2701 Hwy. 121, Ste. 100, the restaurant marks the brand’s newest addition to its growing Texas footprint. Ahead of the grand opening,...
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The Dish: Autumn weather creates appetite for al fresco dining at Fort Worth eateries
With the weather taking a pleasant turn, now is a good time to look at spots around town where diners can partake in patio dining. Because who doesn’t like to eat outdoors with friends when the weather cools down?. If you prefer warmer temps, of course, I’ll include a...
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Texas football playoffs: Analyzing paths for Aledo, North Crowley, Carroll, more
The UIL Texas high school football playoffs are here. See analysis breaking down potential playoff paths and top storylines to watch: Can anyone challenge North Crowley? North Crowley (10-0, 7-0), ranked No. 1 in Class 6A by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football, will be a considerable favorite the entirety of the playoffs. But just because teams are expected to win, doesn’t mean it always happens. North Crowley still has to stay healthy, execute and avoid the upset against some of Texas’ top squads. In addition, a potential regional final matchup against No. 10 Longview could be in store. The state championship will likely be the toughest game for whatever team makes it out of the Region 1 and 2 side, as No. 4 Houston King (9-1) or No. 5 Ridge Point (10-0) could be waiting. A matchup against No. 2. Allen (10-0), a team in the Division I bracket that has a case for best in Texas football, won’t happen. Why Southlake Carroll could be dangerous If North Crowley comes out of Region 2, it could rematch No. 16 Southlake Carroll (8-2), a team that will likely provide a much tougher challenge than in nondistrict play, when the Dragons fell to