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Dallas City Council Greenlights Knox Street Project

A large, mixed-use project to bring luxury residential units, restaurant, retail, office space, and green space, as well as a hotel to the Knox Street area near Highland Park, was unanimously greenlit by the Dallas City Council May 25.
Philanthropy

Jewish Family Services Brings Helen Hunt to Addison for Biennial Luncheon Fundraiser

The Woman to Woman Luncheon 10th anniversary brought raffles, a wine pull, Helen Hunt, and more to support Jewish Family Services.
General

Open Houses to Check Out May 28-29

Have some free time this weekend? Fill it by exploring these stunning homes.

Mama’s Pizza To Open In Forestwood Shopping Center

Mama’s Pizza, a Fort Worth-based pizza chain of more than 50 years, is opening a Dallas location this spring in the Forestwood Shopping Center.

Douglas Bar and Grill Open in Snider Plaza

The much-anticipated full-service barbecue restaurant Douglas Bar and Grill is open in Snider Plaza next to CVS.

Top Tandem: HP Doubles Team Caps Dominant Spring with State Title

Longtime Scots coach Holden set to retire after final spring championship

November Ballots Take Shape

Voters’ November ballots are in place after Tuesday’s primary runoff elections.

Dallas ISD Responds to Uvalde Shooting

Dallas ISD plans to have additional patrols and mental health services available to students this week in response to yesterday's shooting in Ulvade ISD.

Mike Collier Wins Democratic Nomination For Lieutenant Governor and Will Face Uphill Battle Against Dan Patrick

Democrat Mike Collier will get his rematch against Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick again this fall, four years after he lost to the incumbent by 4 percentage points in the same race.
Society

Broadway Dallas Event Series Raises Money for Local Theater Education

Broadway Dallas' Spotlight Dinners are designed to raise money for the organization's education efforts — with a $450 price tag.

Award-Winning Program For Teens Returns in July

Passholders get a chance to experience museums, theaters, and the outdoors
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