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Playground Park Joya: One-of-a-kind family experience is coming to Dallas County
Dallas, Texas – In a novel addition to its already expansive array of family entertainment, North Texas embraces a fresh, luminescent venture. The Parks and Recreation Department of Farmers Branch recently disclosed the inauguration of the nation’s pioneering glow-in-the-dark playground on Monday that will be located in Farmers Branch. The…
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Just 12 miles north of Dallas downtown, Dallas-based JPI has started construction of luxury-apartments project
Dallas, Texas – JPI, a seasoned Dallas real estate developer, has initiated construction of the five-story Jefferson Addison Heights, an exclusive, 290-unit luxury apartment community located in Texas. This residential complex will grace the Southeast Quadrant of Airport Parkway and Addison Road, nestled in the charming town of Addison, which…
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Dallas based nonprofit needs community support to remain operational
Dallas, Texas – Navigating turbulent financial waters, the Uvalde Foundation For Kids, a national non-profit organization established in the wake of the horrific school shooting at Robb Elementary School on May 24, 2022, is locked in a battle for survival. A team comprised solely of dedicated volunteers leads this organization…
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TREE Leadership, Dallas based nonprofit organization founded last year, supports local families in need of help
Dallas, Texas – In spite of the considerable strides made in the realm of technology, a large number of communities continue to grapple with the grim reality of eking out a living. Scholarly investigations indicate a strong correlation between lack of education and poverty. This in turn, inexorably leads to…
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The City of Dallas to raise the official Pride flag
Dallas, Texas – As we entered in the month of June, we also commence the celebration of Pride month, a period of recognition and jubilation for members of the LGBTQ+ community. This month allows them not only to rejoice in their identities but also to honor those who battled courageously…
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St. Martin’s Wine Bistro moving to new location in East Dallas
French restaurant St. Martin’s Wine Bistro is set to relocate to Old East Dallas after it closes its doors in Lower Greenville on May 20th. The establishment’s management team has been tight-lipped about the new location’s specifics, however, filings with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation list the restaurant’s…
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New Traditional Cider Maker Newest Addition to Dallas Scene
Pegasus City Brings English Tradition to Dallas with Unfiltered Hard Cider Dallas is well-known for its craft beer scene, but local brewery Pegasus City is quietly making a name for itself in the hard cider market with its “Double Dry” cider. Will Cotten, the brewer at Pegasus City, started experimenting…
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“Groot Hospitality debuts Komodo, a Southeast Asian-inspired restaurant, in Dallas at The Epic”
The flourishing Miami-based Groot Hospitality, owned by renowned entrepreneur David Grutman, has unveiled its Southeast Asian offering, Komodo, to Dallas. The Dallas restaurant, situated within The Epic, marks Groot Hospitality’s second Komodo location, and its first outside the Miami market. Grutman cites the development of The Epic, led by KDC…
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Discover 6 Spring Spa Deals in Dallas You Can’t Ignore
Dallas Spas Offer Spring Deals to Combat Allergy Blues and Stress As we enter the season of new beginnings, some may find themselves weighed down by the pressures and allergies that come with it. Fear not, as many spas in Dallas are offering spring deals that can help alleviate stress…
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Texas Baptist Men: The Dallas based organization that provides help to those in need for decades
Dallas, Texas – This past weekend, a team of disaster relief volunteers from Texas Baptist Men started their journey from Dallas to Little Rock to provide aid and comfort after a deadly tornado rampaged through the city. The group’s Director of Disaster Relief, David Wells, expressed that they have been…