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Dallas restaurateur, owner of Norma's Cafe, dies at 78
The owner of the classic Dallas-based diner, Norma's Cafe, Edward "Ed" L. Murph III, died on Feb. 23, the company says. He was 78. "The Norma’s Cafe Family (team) is saddened by the loss of our leader, mentor and friend, Ed Murph. He was as dynamic in our company as he was in the North Texas community," said Kurt Metzger, Norma's Cafe vice president of operations. “We honor Ed’s legacy and we will continue to serve our DFW guests with appreciation and gratitude, keeping Ed in our hearts each and every day."
Plano Magazine
Collin College Plano Campus hosts Summer Dance Festival
The weeklong dance intensive features classes in modern dance, jazz, ballet, hip hop, contemporary, tap, musical theatre, improvization. As part of the college’s summer camp series, Collin College Plano Campus is hosting a Summer Dance Festival-themed camp for ages 14 through adulthood. The weeklong dance intensive is for all...
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Little Woodrow’s Brings Its Turtle Racing Sports Bar To Frisco
Frisco’s sports bar scene is about to get a little louder and a lot more competitive. A Houston-born favorite known for packed patios, wall-to-wall TVs and its famously quirky turtle races is making its way north. Little Woodrow’s is preparing to open its newest location at 8320 State Hwy...
Community Impact Dallas-Fort Worth
Whiskey and Smoke rebrands as Lone Star Prime in Flower Mound
Lone Star Prime's menu includes steaks, fish and sandwiches, co-owner Randy Creed said. (Courtesy Lone Star Prime) Under new ownership of Randy Creed and Chris Kummer, two River Walk restaurants, including Whiskey and Smoke, are under new ownership. Creed said Whiskey and Smoke is now operating as Lone Star Prime,...
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Unstoppable Food Hall Concept Headed to Frisco
Frisco residents wondering where their next great meal is coming from have their answer. Wonder, the food hall concept that’s been on every food writers’ lips, is continuing its DFW expansion with a new location set to open in Collin county. News of the chain’s Frisco arrival comes...
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7 Unpretentious Restaurants In Texas With Steaks That Will Blow Your Mind
Looking for unpretentious restaurants in Texas with amazing steaks?. These 7 steakhouses offer delicious beef and friendly service without any fancy stuff!. 1. Taste of Texas (Houston) You know what’s better than a good steak?. A good steak at a place that doesn’t make you feel like you need...
Local Profile
The Best March Events In Plano, Frisco And Beyond
A s winter fades and festival season ramps up, March delivers one of the most exciting months of the year across Plano, Frisco, McKinney and beyond. Whether you're looking for outdoor markets, live music, cultural celebrations, competitive sports or family-friendly adventures, there’s something happening nearly every weekend. From high-energy volleyball matches and baseball theatrics to art walks, half marathons and colorful spring festivals, here’s your guide to the best events happening this March. Music Bingo Mar. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 | Frisco Test your music knowledge at this high-energy twist on traditional bingo. Instead of numbers, songs guide the game, creating a lively, sing-along atmosphere perfect for groups. Lone Star Conference Mar. 5–8 | Comerica Center, Frisco Collegiate basketball takes center stage during this competitive conference tournament. Teams battle it out for championship titles in a multi-day showcase of top regional talent. Spring Friday Night Market Mar. 6 & April 10 | Downtown Celina Shop local, eat well and enjoy a relaxed night market atmosphere. Over 60 vendors proudly promote their homemade and homegrown items. Friday Night Date Night Begins Mar. 6 | Kaleidoscope Park, Frisco Live music, BYOB, lawn games, crafts and more, perfect for quality time together.
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Small Town, Serious Flavor: The Best Restaurants in Addison, Texas
Addison doesn’t dabble in dining—it commits. In just 4.4 square miles, this small-but-mighty suburb packs in more than 200 restaurants, making it one of the most densely delicious destinations in the metroplex. Here, sky-high seven-patty burgers arrive with secret-seasoned fries, blues spill out of a neon-lit seafood joint, and belly dancers weave between tables piled […] The post Small Town, Serious Flavor: The Best Restaurants in Addison, Texas first appeared on DiningOut .
Community Impact Dallas-Fort Worth
Gen Korean BBQ House in Denton announces opening date
The restaurant allows guests to cook their own meats on a grill built into the table. (Courtesy Gen Korean BBQ) Gen Korean BBQ will open its first Denton location at the beginning of March, a company representative said. The restaurant allows guests to cook their own meats, such as beef,...
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UNT Quiñonez Exhibition Cancellation Result of “Institutional Directive” & Heightened Political Scrutiny
In meetings held on Tuesday, February 10, and Wednesday, February 11, to address the cancellation of Victor “MARKA27” Quiñonez’s exhibition Ni de Aquí, Ni de Allá, Karen Hutzel, Dean of the University of North Texas (UNT) College of Visual Art & Design (CVAD), informed faculty that the decision had been made as an “institutional directive” originating above the College level. According to transcripts of the meetings obtained by Glasstire, as well as interviews with faculty members who were present, Ms. Hutzel described shifting administrative expectations and the College’s limited authority in the matter.
Community Impact Dallas-Fort Worth
Thai Sushi Crush celebrates grand opening in Allen
Thai Sushi Crush is located at 190 E. Stacy Road, Ste. 1410, Allen. (Mary Katherine Shapiro/Community Impact) Thai Sushi Crush celebrated its grand opening in Allen in late February, a company representative said. Its menu includes Thai basil stir fry, sushi, lo mein, veggie egg rolls, edamame and more, according...
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Ooey, Gooey, Cheesy, Spicy: The Best Queso in Dallas-Fort Worth Right Now
Pronounced KAY-so in these parts, the ubiquitous cheese dip known simply as queso can be found on menus all over Dallas-Fort Worth. Including non-Tex-Mex places you may not expect. For the sake of queso purity, this list contains only the creamy, processed-cheese-style dips where Velveeta and its counterparts reign supreme. Fancier options such as queso […] The post Ooey, Gooey, Cheesy, Spicy: The Best Queso in Dallas-Fort Worth Right Now first appeared on DiningOut .
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Six Sips Coffee Co. opens second Prosper location
Six Sips Coffee Co.'s first location is at 2770 W. First St., Ste. 15. (Courtesy Six Sips Coffee Co.) A new coffee shop is open at Rock Creek Church in Prosper. Six Sips Coffee Co. opened its second location at the church in February, co-owner Ashley Cotten said in an email.
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David Pierce turns lifelong love of Halloween spirit into Denton tradition
The Patterson-Appleton Arts Center, located at 400 E. Hickory St., hummed with the sound of conversation, laughter and original music during the Halloween-themed Moonlight Monster Ball. Event executive director David Pierce described the event, which is a fundraiser for Denton’s Day of the Dead Festival, as a “fun alternative to...
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The Original Roy Hutchins Announces Arlington Grand Opening
For residents of Trophy Club and the surrounding area, The Original Roy Hutchins Barbeque has quickly become synonymous with elite Texas pitmastery. Now, the brand that has become a staple for local foodies is bringing its signature slow-smoked flavors further south. The Hutchins family has officially announced that their second...
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5 Best Burger Spots in Carrollton that Locals Rave About
Carrollton, TX sits in the Dallas‑Fort Worth sprawl, but its burger culture is very much its own—Korean‑influenced spots, craft‑beer joints, and old‑school grills all have die‑hard fans. 1. Twisted Root Burger Co. (Carrollton) Twisted Root is a DFW classic, and the Carrollton location has...
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Fry Street Gut Punch as Crooked Crust Pulls the Plug After 15 Years
Crooked Crust, the late-night pizza staple on Denton's Fry Street, quietly served its last slice last Friday, catching University of North Texas students and neighborhood regulars off guard. Customers and staff described the closure as abrupt and confusing, with many only realizing what happened after the lights were already off.