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Mockingbird Station Starbucks Workers Announce Union Organizing Effort
Starbucks workers in Dallas’ Mockingbird Station and in Addison have joined efforts by co-workers in cities across the country to unionize their stores.
Anchor Bar to Open on Knox Street, at Preston-Royal
The Anchor Bar, a new seafood-focused restaurant concept called The Anchor Bar is expected to begin serving up oysters, sushi, martinis, and more at two locations – one on Knox Street and a second at Preston Road and Royal Lane – in 2023.
Passover In Poland
Temple Emanu-El cantor travels to Warsaw to help Ukrainian refugees
Petland Dallas Sues City Over Ban On Dog, Cat Sales in Pet Stores
Petland Dallas filed a lawsuit against the City of Dallas challenging the city's recent decision to ban the sale of dogs and cats in pet stores. The store at Preston Road and Forest Lane is the only pet store in Dallas that sells dogs and cats.
Mi Cocina Returns To Uptown
Mi Cocina recently celebrated its return to McKinney Avenue with the opening of its latest space in Uptown.
Immersive ‘Banksyland’ Exhibit Coming To Dallas
The art world has its share of mysteries and one of the biggest ones of the modern era has to be the identity of the street artist Banksy.
Galleria Dallas Spotlights ‘Cartier and Islamic Art: In Search of Modernity’
Haven’t made it to the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA) for the Cartier and Islamic Art: In Search of Modernity exhibit? Galleria Dallas shoppers can catch a preview of the exhibit June 3-27.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports May 23-29
Bicycle burglaries, car theft capers, and more plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for May 23-29.
DIFFA/Dallas To Host Picnic At Turtle Creek Park
The Design Industry Foundation Fighting AIDS (DIFFA)/Dallas is hosting a Bridgerton-themed soiree at Turtle Creek Park.
Bush Sisters Talk Book, Family, and Superpowers
Former president shows up as daughters introduce their latest title
Coronavirus
Health Experts Expect Uptick In COVID-19 Cases This Summer
Local public health experts are warning North Texas’ respite from rising COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations may be coming to an end, but are cautiously optimistic the area will see a summertime ‘bump’ in cases rather than a wave.