Grapevine residents continue efforts to memorialize Black history of The Hill neighborhood
There is one part of the city’s history some families are making sure isn’t forgotten or lost through growth. The area known as The Hill– is where former slaves lived.
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Why These Founders, Educators, and Executives Moved to Dallas‑Fort Worth—and Stayed
Startup culture, higher ed, advanced tech, and quality of life drew them in—but what kept them here is more personal. Meet ...
Developer to start on hundreds of homes in 'southern gateway' of North Texas
A Dallas real estate developer of thousands of acres in the southern portion of the Dallas-Fort Worth metro is expecting to ...
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Dallas leaders raise concerns with 2026 World Cup approaching
City of Dallas council members are raising concerns that they'd like to clean up ahead of Dallas hosting the FIFA World Cup.
Dallas City Council receives update on planning ahead of '26 FIFA World Cup
The committee organizing the effort to host the FIFA World Cup in North Texas next year said Monday it expects up to a $2.1 ...
Will Washburne’s chess move drive Dallas to buy historic property?
Owner Ray Washburne bought 508 Young Street for $28 million in 2019 and has said he plans to sell it to a data center ...
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Remembering John Thornton, founder of The Texas Tribune
Thornton conceived of a nonprofit news enterprise to engage Texans with their government, and then launched an industry of ...
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Who Will Preserve the History of Black Women in South Dallas? Honoring the Archival Work of Marilyn Clark
Discover the efforts of Marilyn Clark to preserve the historical contributions of Black women in South Dallas and the ...
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A North Texan’s Documentary ‘Make Me Famous’ Highlights the Grimy Glory Days of the Lower East Side
Keller native Heather Spore is spearheading distribution for "Make Me Famous," about an underground New York artist of the ...