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Fair Park Hosts Free Melting Pot Festival With Fall Thrifting, Local Brands
Fair Park is set to host the Melting Pot Festival on Saturday, November 21, with free admission and three distinct shopping experiences spread across the grounds. The event runs from noon to 7 p.m. and is open to all ages, according to a social media post from the Dallas Park and Recreation Department.
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Dallas weather: South Texas floods as DFW awaits cold front
DALLAS - Central and South Texas face heavy downpours and flash flood warnings near Corpus Christi today, but North Texas will see mostly dry conditions alongside persistent cloud cover and a weekend cold front. Sunday forecast. A slow-moving low-pressure system pushing from northwestern Mexico into Texas is driving the heavy...
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We’ve Made Progress. So Why Aren’t More Black Families Wealthier?
Black achievement is visible across Dallas–Fort Worth. Turning that achievement into lasting family wealth requires a closer look at ownership, opportunity, and what we pass to the next generation. There is no shortage of Black success in Dallas–Fort Worth. We see it in corporate leadership, medicine, technology, real...
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Dallas Ranks Among Top 10 Metros for Millionaire Renter Growth
D-FW has seen explosive growth in the number of millionaire households choosing to rent rather than own their homes in recent years, but the Metroplex still has some catching up to do with H-Town. The number of millionaire renter households in the Dallas metro area surged 450% between 2020 and...
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Wylie defeats Cooper in Southtown Showdown, secures home playoff game
ABILENE, Texas — The Wylie Bulldogs defeated the Cooper Cougars 49-32 on senior night in the Southtown Showdown, extending their winning streak over their crosstown rivals to five games. The matchup had more than just bragging rights on the line. The winner would secure the No. 2 seed in...
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First Draft of Dallas Zoning Reforming Goes Live, Setting Stage for Public Debate
Dallas residents are getting their first look at a sweeping rewrite of the city’s development code that could change what gets built where and how developers navigate zoning. The city recently released its roughly 400-page first draft, marking a major milestone in an effort to modernize zoning regulations that...
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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...
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Cedar Hill event explores Black health,faith and family tradition
Twasanna Lewis, Health Lore Community Outreach’s Director of Community Programs, welcomes attendees and introduces the day’s activities, including our intergenerational panel discussion and the BridgeBio-partnership watch party featuring Don’t Pass on Your Heart Health. Faith, Culture, and Health. Dr. Sheila Bailey, wife of the late Dr. E.K....
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Cinnabon Lands First DFW Airport Shop, Bumping Out Peach Cobbler Factory
Cinnamon-roll fans flying through Dallas Fort Worth International Airport will soon have a new reason to linger near Gate D12. The Peach Cobbler Factory is closing inside Terminal D, and Cinnabon will take its place, marking the brand's first-ever location at the airport. The DFW Airport board of directors approved...
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Coppell's Eno's Pizza Tavern Shuts Cypress Waters Spot After Final Sunday Service
Eno's Pizza Tavern served its final guests at Cypress Waters on Sunday, November 1, according to CultureMap Dallas. The restaurant had operated at The Sound since 2019, when it opened as the brand's third location, according to PR Newswire. Cypress Waters Is Outside Coppell. Although the restaurant is described as...
Plano Star Courier
Plano runs past West in finale but misses playoffs on tiebreaker
PLANO – The Plano football team entered Friday’s regular-season finale still alive in the playoff hunt but needing a bit of help elsewhere in 7-6A. The Wildcats held up their end of the deal after distancing from Plano West late for a 28-14 victory from Clark Stadium, but the requisite aid didn’t materialize as Richardson Berkner clinched the final postseason berth out of the district following a 38-10 victory over Richardson Pearce. Friday’s win created a three-way for third place in the 7-6A standings at 4-3 between Plano, Plano East and Berkner – a scenario where the Wildcats were the odd team out due to point differential tiebreakers. “We did it to ourselves. We earned this position where you have to depend on other people,” said Cody White, Plano head coach. “You can’t do that in Texas, you have to take care of yourselves. It’s a good lesson to learn, and it’s frustrating because I’d love to see these seniors play another game.” While the result denied the Wildcats what would have been their first back-to-back playoff appearances since 2013-14, Friday still gave the program a winning note to conclude its 2026 campaign after overcoming a West program that had
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Brighten Your Holidays with DART!
Treat your family to a holiday adventure across North Texas. Marvel at luminous light displays, experience beloved seasonal performances and – of course – save time for a visit with Santa. DART connects you to these and more. Stroll through a winter wonderland filled with sparkling lights at...