Early Voting Starts This Week
Early voting for the midterm primary elections begins Monday, bright and early, and lasts through Feb. 25.
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Author: Bethany Erickson
The Lay of the Land
Appealing to home buyers starts at the curb, real estate expert says.
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Arts Advocates Embrace Pandemic Solutions
Each year, The Arts Community Alliance (or TACA) chooses two individuals who have made lasting contributions to the city’s culture with their support of the arts and honors them with their Silver Cup.
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Feeling Very Peri
Pantone’s Color of the Year could leave you blue, but in a good way.
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How to Help the Homeless During Winter Weather
What should you do if you are concerned about a homeless individual as winter weather approaches? We asked.
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Valley View/Galleria Redevelopment Gets New Name, Fresh Eyes
The area north of Interstate 635, between Preston Road, the Dallas North Tollway, has had many names.
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Spann Preaches at His Own Funeral
Brian Spann, by all accounts, was a man who found his ministry in what many would consider suffering, and his calling in the faith that also gave him strength.
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OK2BX Foundation Launches Film Festival
Eleanor Bolding had a habit of “calling people in” instead of “calling people out” when she disagreed with them, her family said, desiring to be inclusive.
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Three Preston Royal Businesses Hit in Smash-and-Grabs
Three Preston Hollow businesses were hit early Saturday morning by burglars, Dallas police said.
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Dallas Native (and TJ Grad) Meat Loaf Dies at 74
Michael Aday, better known to his fans as rock singer Meat Loaf, died Thursday, his family announced on Facebook. He was 74.
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The Search Begins
When Dr. Michael Hinojosa announced he would be resigning from his post as Dallas ISD superintendent last week, the district became one of thousands now hunting for the next person to take the top spot.
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