Frisco Continues to Blow Up w/$5 billion Frisco Station | Dallas Business Journal
The Frisco City Council approved a $1 billion development plan that will transform 242 acres within the city’s touted ‘$5
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4th of July Weekend Parties Across Dallas-Ft. Worth Today! (Updated July 5)
Whew! There are so many things going on ’round here that I had to pause and ponder these things
5 Surprising Films to See at Oak Cliff Film Festival 2015 | D FrontRow
This year’s Oak Cliff Film Festival describes its theme as deriving from No Wave, the hardscrabble, DIY, punk-infused spirit of
Summer Fun – Make a Night of It | Modern Luxury Dallas
The city’s most sizzling cultural events present plenty of reasons to stick around town this summer. From an off-Broadway hit
Did You Wonder Who’s Behind the New Fun Zone in Addison? | Dallas Business Journal
For those of you who love the new Hop Doddy Burger, Yard House and Ra Sushi in Village on
Affluent African-Americans Flock to DeSoto | NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
Earlier this year, Reginald Hardwick of NBC 5 News put together a great story on the promising migration of affluent
New Plano comedy club serves way more than stand-up | CultureMap Dallas
In another sign that Plano represents the next frontier for dining and entertainment, a Hyena’s Comedy Club will open there
Dallas’ First Library for the African-American Community, 1931-1959 | FlashbackDallas.com
The Paul Laurence Dunbar Branch of the Dallas Public Library was the first library in Dallas to welcome and serve
You’re Invited: Bayou Sculptors Welcome Reception | African American Museum of Dallas
Join us Friday, April 17th at 6:30 PM for a Members’ Only Reception for the highly anticipated Bayou Sculptors Exhibition.
Katy Trail Named Best Public Place in Urban Land Institute’s Inaugural Impact Awards | Uptown Dallas
“Katy Trail is a signature amenity for Dallasites, and a project we feel embodies the notion that landscape architecture can
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