We Really Were Wild About Harry’s
When is a restaurant more than a restaurant? When it’s indelibly connected to the most important days of people’s lives.
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Knox Street
Weir’s Plaza Construction May Cause a Few Headaches
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The scene at Knox and Travis, near the Weir’s development. (Photo by Bianca R. Montes)[/caption]
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The scene at Knox and Travis, near the Weir’s development. (Photo by Bianca R. Montes)[/caption]
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High Rise Planned For Weir’s Furniture Site
The Knox Street district already has a reputation as one of Texas’ and Dallas’ most walkable neighborhoods. Weir’s Furniture and
Read moreWild About Harry’s Leaving Knox Street
It’s not exactly farewell, but it is goodbye for now. Wild About Harry’s announced on its Instagram page that it
Read moreWeir’s Names First Non-Family CEO
Weir’s Furniture has named their first non-family leader in 66 years. Jamie Hawley comes to the company as CEO following a
Read moreCentenarian, Founder of Weir’s Furniture Stores Passes Away
John Ray Weir, founder of Weir’s Furniture, passed away at his home on Monday at the age of 102. “We
Read moreApple Store on Knox Street Keeps Getting Targeted
Within the past month, the Apple store on Knox has been robbed at least four times, police reports show. Tens
Read moreMomo’s Pasta to Leave Knox Street, Head South
Momo’s Pasta is leaving its Knox Street home of 25 years, and heading south to Uptown’s Quadrangle. So says Uncle
Read moreComplete Streets Program to Pilot on Knox Street
Complete streets — the concept of allowing for multi-modal transportation on previously automobile-only roadways — may soon become a reality
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