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Central Market Re-Opens Preston and Royal Location with Ribbon-Cutting Event
The Central Market on Preston and Royal celebrated their reopening on Tuesday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony 20 months after closing because of extensive tornado damage.
Coronavirus
Abbott, Johnson Offer Relief Initiatives After Winter Storm
Dallas continues to deal with the aftermath of last week’s storm, all while ramping up vaccine distribution. Here’s what you need to know today.
Learn to be a Hatred-Countering Upstander
Officials for the new Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum want visitors to imagine a future where the world is full of “upstanders,” people who stand up against hatred and bigotry.
Hillcrest Student Thrives in Mayor’s Fellow Program
The Mayor’s Intern Fellows Program has become a Dallas tradition, one new mayor Eric Johnson plans to continue.
Fair Park to Host 23rd Mayor’s Back to School Fair
Johnson also is encouraging the public to support education by donating online to provide school supply packets and backpacks for children the day of the Fair.
Dallas Mayoral Candidates Rack Up Endorsements
Endorsements for two hopefuls vying for Dallas's top political position continue to flurry as Election Day 2.0 (the runoff election) looms.
Voters Have Spoken And Need to Do So Again
A contentious District 13 City Council race turned anticlimactic soon after the polls closed on May 4.
Johnson Has More Money, Support of Former Mayors
State Rep. Eric Johnson, a surprise late entry in the Dallas mayoral race, finished first in votes on election night and heads toward the June 8 runoff as likely the better-funded candidate.
North Dallas Chamber of Commerce to Host Mayoral Candidate Forum
Candidates confirmed to participate include Mike Ablon, Albert Black, Scott Griggs, Eric Johnson, Lynn McBee, Regina Montoya, Miguel Solis, and Jason Villalba.
Dallas Mayoral Race Grows
While the unofficial tally of people vying to replace outgoing Mayor Mike Rawling is around 10, only six people have officially filed with the city.