Fat Straws sign and windows finally return
Photo courtesy of Fat Straws Facebook gallery Following a mysterious 4-month period of absence, Fat Straws has finally relocated and reinstalled their iconic sign, as [...]
Goodwill to replace Habitat for Humanity and check cashing stores
Goodwill store coming soon Following a major renovation, Goodwill Industries of Dallas will take over the former Habitat for Humanity Re-Store and the former PL$ [...]
Deadline to help with Wilkinson Center’s 40th annual Carlin Morris Back-to-School Drive this week
A little girl gets fitted for a new pair of shoes, thanks to the Wilkinson Center’s Carlin Morris Back-to-School Drive. Photo courtesy of Wilkinson Center. [...]
Demolition of Cliff Manor now expected for fall 2026
Photo by Victoria Hernandez. The Cliff Manor implosion is now expected for the fall. Dallas Housing Authority (DHA) is currently undertaking the demolition of the [...]
Dallas ISD to host Community Bond 2026 Meeting in September
Dallas Independent School District will host a 2026 Community Bond Meeting September 14, at 6 p.m. at L.L. Hotchkiss Elementary School’s library. Voters [...]
Dallas ISD to host Community Bond 2026 Meeting at L.L. Hotchkiss Elementary September 14
Dallas Independent School District will host a 2026 Community Bond Meeting September 14, at 6 p.m. at L.L. Hotchkiss Elementary School’s library. Voters approved the [...]
ICYMI: District 13 updates and events you should know about
In the July edition of the District 13 newsletter, Councilmember Gay Donnell Willis shared important updates regarding current district activities and upcoming events. Photo courtesy [...]
Q&A: Oak Cliff Film Festival co-director shares details ahead of 15th annual festival
Photo courtesy of Oak Cliff Film Festival From the historic Texas Theatre to venues around the neighborhood, the Oak Cliff Film Festival has spent 15 [...]
Vector Brewing launches new breakfast and coffee menu
The Brekky Sando can be ordered without bacon to make it vegetarian. Photo courtesy of Vector Brewing. For early birds who enjoy watching the sunrise [...]
KERA: Oak Cliff apartment owners sue Atmos over deadly Dallas explosion
Atmos employees work in the area of an explosion and fire at an apartment complex Thursday, May 28, 2026 in Oak Cliff. Photo courtesy of [...]
New Herrera Dance Project production to focus on young lives lost amid immigration struggles in US
Herrera Dance Project is adding another entry into its Echoes of Justice series, this one focused on struggles within immigrant communities. Audiences can attend showings [...]
UniverSoul Circus to open new production at The Shops at RedBird
Photo courtesy of Boon Vong, UniverSoul Circus. UniverSoul Circus will bring its all-new production WE ALL BELONG to The Shops at RedBird starting on Thursday, [...]
Dallas Zoo unveils first look at phase one of Safari Trail expansion
A rendering of the African penguins’ underwater dive viewing experiences. Courtesy of the Dallas Zoo. The Dallas Zoo is expected to break ground this October [...]
Bath House Cultural Center hosts free poetry workshop and Poets’ Prom this Saturday
Bath House Cultural Center. Photo by Renee Umsted. Has the appeal of summer break started wearing off after consecutive days of triple-digit temperatures? If so, [...]
District 10 to host budget town hall meetings in August
Photography by Carol Toler. Budget town hall meetings are around the corner, and the City of Dallas is seeking public input on its proposed fiscal [...]
James Matthew Daniel wins Emmy Award
The Nutcracker at The Jacobs School of Music James Matthew Daniel has earned a regional Emmy Award for his work as co-director, editor and director [...]
