Dak Prescott Gives Fans Something to Talk About

All eyes will be on Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Dak Prescott this season — and for a few different reasons. Fans will be curious to see if he is fully recovered from the injury that ended his season early last year. When the regular season starts, they will be...

Man shot dead inside West Dallas luxury apartment on Yorktown Street

A black man was found shot dead in his high-end West Dallas apartment last week. When officers from the Dallas Police Department (DPD) homicide unit responded to the Yorktown Luxury Apartments at 660 Yorktown Street on July 16th, it was 12:36 p.m. in the afternoon. ...

Southpoint Community Market Opens Fresh Produce for Southern Dallas

Southern Dallas is suffering from a food draught. As a result, the area has long been considered a “food desert” --- the term coined to describe an area with very few or no grocery store options. Instead, residents must travel to find fresh produce and healthy meal...

KiddiKutter Knives Provide Families with Safe and Secure Kitchen Fun

Getting your kids to become familiar with the kitchen is important. It is a skill that is essential in life and teaches them to think about problems, solve mathematical equations, and be creative. On top of that, they will love having the fruits of their labor to...

Sports

Baylor University 2021-22 Women’s Basketball Outlook

Origins and Evolution. Born in late 18th Century Kentucky, Robert Emmett Bledsoe (R.E.B) Baylor forged a...

Business & Markets

Dallas Bakery to Sue Similarly Named Restaurant over Trademark Infringements

Dallas-based bakery Bisous Bisous Pâtisserie is attempting to sue a similarly named restaurant over trademark infringement. Bisous Bisous Pâtisserie is a dessert shop located in downtown Dallas and owned by Andrea Meyer, a pastry chef. Six years after the shop...

Sports

TCU Picked to Finish 5th in Big-12 Preseason Poll

The numbers are in and TCU is expected to finish the season in fifth place. The Big-12 preseason poll is a first-look opportunity to gauge the expected performance of teams in the league. The preseason poll is put together by select members of the media that cover...

Events

Events Highlight Kidney Disease Awareness

Nationwide the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) says that 1 in 3 Americans are at risk for kidney disease. Currently, 37 million people have chronic kidney disease. Of those, 660,000 Americans live with kidney failure, while 100,000 are waiting for a kidney...

Sports

Luka Doncic Installed as Early Favorite to Win 2022 MVP

Dallas Mavericks point guard Luka Doncic is an exceptional talent. After just three seasons in the NBA, there is no question about that. His potential was evident following his second season in the NBA and likely why oddsmakers made him the opening favorite to win the...

Business & Markets

Conscious Food Provides Ethical and Trustworthy Products

Organic, ethical, and nutritious food can be hard to come by these days. Knowing what companies to trust and which products to purchase can be a brain-wrecking feat. Fortunately, Conscious Food is a certified-organic company that internationally ships wellness,...

Sports

Dallas Cowboys — 2021 Season Outlook

History. From their 1960 arrival as an NFL expansion team --- weak and hapless in early seasons --- it did not take long for the Dallas Cowboys to assert mastery. Under steady Head Coaching from Tom Landry (1924-2000), a second-place division finish in 1965 was...

City

Food-Delivering Program Hands Out Staggering Number of Meals in Dallas Area

The pandemic decreased the number of people eating out and put a lot of strain on restaurants. But this does not mean that hunger decreased. On the contrary, with families struggling and kids out of school, food programs saw more hungry children last year than in any...

Stories

Shooting Assailant Killed By Concrete Bricks Thrown By Crowd

In Fort Worth, Texas, a gunman is dead after being killed by landscaping bricks thrown at him by a group of people that he was shooting at. Police said the man shot into the crowd after an argument ensued in the early morning hours on Monday during an assemblage in a...

City

Fight to Stop Nichols Reservoir Project Still Ongoing with Locals Determined to Oppose It

The Northeast Texas community has been fighting the two permits that will establish the Marvin Nichols project. In the face of what is conceived as defiance by the DFW, the people are preparing to give it their all. With the increasing population of Dallas-Fort...

Health

Therapist Notices Trends in Anxiety and More First-Timers Since the Start of the Pandemic

As the pandemic rages on, with rotating regulations, numbers of cases, and thoughts on its seriousness, therapy is increasingly in high demand. Reports indicate that many people have expressed feelings of anxiety, depression, and insomnia since the start of the...

Sports

TCU’s Alvarado Becomes First Academic All-American

Emily Alvarado is a beast in front of the net. She won Goalkeeper of the Year this season after shutting down offenses all season. Now, Alvarado has one more accolade to add to her collection, and this one might be the most valuable yet — Academic All-American. ...

City

Burial Assistance for Dallas Veterans

Eligible veterans by law are able to obtain a free military funeral with honors. According to the Dallas County Department of Veterans Services, an honor guard detail for an eligible veteran’s burial comprises at least two Armed Forces members, with one member...

Opinion

Ronald Holmes

Is It Time to Require People to Get Vaccinated for COVID-19?

Can you imagine what the highways would resemble if there were no requirement for driving? Having traffic lights, stop signs, and other signals enables people to drive safely on the roads. These requirements prevent accidents and save lives. While most people don’t...

Bill Peacock

Electric competition works – will Texas let it?

It has been 20 years since Texas introduced competition into its electricity market. And except for a few bumps along the way, competition proved wildly successful for consumers. Investors flocked to Texas to build new generation making our electric grid both reliable...

George W. Clay IV

Jack County Commissioners should vote ‘no’ on wind farm tax abatement

On July 12, the Jack County Commissioners will decide how to react to a foreign company coming to town looking for a handout. French company EDF Group is looking to build their Lasso Wind project within the northern portion of Jack County and is asking the county to provide a tax abatement. One local group, the […]

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Derek Fleming

Former First Round Pick Visits Cowboys Again, Expected to Sign According to Insiders

Malik Hooker met with the Dallas Cowboys for a second time on July 23 in hopes of restarting a once-promising career that has yet to get going. The free agent was the 15th overall pick in the 2017 draft. In two seasons with the Indianapolis Colts, Hooker showed signs...

Emon Johnson

Interview with Karla Barthelmy, Cultural Programs Director of The South Dallas Cultural Center

Karla Barthelmy, the cultural programs coordinator of The South Dallas Cultural Center (SDCC), speaks on her experience working at the SDCC, the benefits it brings to the South Dallas community, and upcoming events that will be held there. Read her interview below....

T.H Lawerence

Rinaldi: House should use ‘every tool at its disposal’ to secure attendance of absent Dems

Democrats in the Texas House of Representatives have fled the state in an attempt to block a bill that Republicans say will defend voter integrity. It was passed 18-4 on a party-line vote in the state Senate on Tuesday. Democrats have said they will remain out of...

Opinion

Ronald Holmes

Is It Time to Require People to Get Vaccinated for COVID-19?

Can you imagine what the highways would resemble if there were no requirement for driving? Having traffic lights, stop signs, and other signals enables people to drive safely on the roads. These requirements prevent accidents and save lives. While most people don’t...

Bill Peacock

Electric competition works – will Texas let it?

It has been 20 years since Texas introduced competition into its electricity market. And except for a few bumps along the way, competition proved wildly successful for consumers. Investors flocked to Texas to build new generation making our electric grid both reliable...

George W. Clay IV

Jack County Commissioners should vote ‘no’ on wind farm tax abatement

On July 12, the Jack County Commissioners will decide how to react to a foreign company coming to town looking for a handout. French company EDF Group is looking to build their Lasso Wind project within the northern portion of Jack County and is asking the county to provide a tax abatement. One local group, the […]

Featured

Derek Fleming

Former First Round Pick Visits Cowboys Again, Expected to Sign According to Insiders

Malik Hooker met with the Dallas Cowboys for a second time on July 23 in hopes of restarting a once-promising career that has yet to get going. The free agent was the 15th overall pick in the 2017 draft. In two seasons with the Indianapolis Colts, Hooker showed signs...

Emon Johnson

Interview with Karla Barthelmy, Cultural Programs Director of The South Dallas Cultural Center

Karla Barthelmy, the cultural programs coordinator of The South Dallas Cultural Center (SDCC), speaks on her experience working at the SDCC, the benefits it brings to the South Dallas community, and upcoming events that will be held there. Read her interview below....

T.H Lawerence

Rinaldi: House should use ‘every tool at its disposal’ to secure attendance of absent Dems

Democrats in the Texas House of Representatives have fled the state in an attempt to block a bill that Republicans say will defend voter integrity. It was passed 18-4 on a party-line vote in the state Senate on Tuesday. Democrats have said they will remain out of...

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Austin to Austin! Four-Star Cornerback Commits to Longhorns

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Four-star cornerback Austin Jordan will be headed down the road to Austin, Texas in 2022. The Denton Ryan...

Cowboys $40 Million Man Dak Prescott Already Injured

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After seeing the offense struggle immensely following Dak Prescott’s season-ending injury last year, fans...

Rangers trade Gallo to the Yankees

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The Texas Rangers have struck their first trade going into the Trade Deadline which ends on July 30th at 4...

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Jerry Jones Makes Some Surprising Admissions

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is an incredible businessman. There is little to no doubt about that. For proof, look no further than his Cowboys being the most valuable sports franchise on the planet for years (current value—$5.7 billion). He is the face of the...

Business & Markets

A New Business Launches Selling High-Tech Body-Measuring Scales

The Atflee Team is proud to announce the launch of their brand, which focuses on your well-being with powerful algorithms that reveal everything about you and your body. Atflee's high-tech products are designed by a team of researchers and algorithm developers...

Health

Delta Variant Poses Threat to Dallas County Herd Immunity

With the rising variants of COVID-19 lurking throughout the country again, Dallas County’s progress in reaching Herd immunity may diminish. Steve Miff, Ph.D., President and CEO of Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation, explains precisely what Herd immunity means. ...

Government

Allen West to Americans: “Be victors not victims”

Allen West has advised all Americans to see themselves as victors and stop considering themselves as victims. The outgoing Texas Republican Party chairman, who is running against incumbent Greg Abbott in the GOP primary for governor, gave the advice on Sunday while...

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Ms. Wheelchair Texas USA Whitney Lavender: People with disabilities live lives ‘full of courage’

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on July 8 gave a send-off at the capitol to the reigning Ms. Wheelchair Texas USA 2021 as she prepares to represent the state in the upcoming Ms. Wheelchair USA 2021 national competition. Abbott met with Whitney Lavender, 39, of Caldwell, Texas, (Burleson County) who will compete Friday and Saturday, July […]

CEO Flink to retire from The Family Place after 30 years of service

The end of an era is approaching for longtime The Family Place CEO Paige Flink, who will retire in 2021. According to a press release, Flink’s journey with TFP – a Dallas-based nonprofit advocating and caring for victims of domestic violence – began in 1989 as a volunteer. She has been on staff since 1991, […]

Frisco teen that founded Kindness4All receives recognition from Prince Harry

A Frisco teen received a surprise of a lifetime when she was named a recipient of the Diana Award from Prince Harry. Founder of Kindness4All, Pranavi Reddi created the nonprofit in June 2020 to “promote kindness, compassion, happiness and positivity,” Reddi said. “Congrats to founder of the nonprofit ‘Kindness4All.’ Pranavi Reddi, on being named a recipient […]

Houston Native Manuel LaFont Confirmed Dead in Florida Condo Collapse

A Houston native, Manuel LaFont, has been identified as one of the deceased in the Florida condo collapse....

Government

Allen West to Americans: “Be victors not victims”

Allen West has advised all Americans to see themselves as victors and stop considering themselves as...

Shortage of workers behind delay for Dallas waste collection

The city of Dallas is having delays with trash collection due to a recent shortage in the labor force. The...

Road Rage In Texas Contributes To Violence and Homicides

Violence rage between drivers has risen to dangerous numbers across the country. Texas has seen numerous...

‘Governors are not God’: Crockett ‘undeterred’ by possibility of arrest

One of the Texas Democratic lawmakers who fled the special session called in an effort to obstruct an...

Business Markets

Southpoint Community Market Opens Fresh Produce for Southern Dallas

Southern Dallas is suffering from a food draught. As a result, the area has long been considered a “food...

KiddiKutter Knives Provide Families with Safe and Secure Kitchen Fun

Getting your kids to become familiar with the kitchen is important. It is a skill that is essential in life...

Dallas Bakery to Sue Similarly Named Restaurant over Trademark Infringements

Dallas-based bakery Bisous Bisous Pâtisserie is attempting to sue a similarly named restaurant over...

Conscious Food Provides Ethical and Trustworthy Products

Organic, ethical, and nutritious food can be hard to come by these days. Knowing what companies to trust and...

Education

Organized Sports Available For Homeschooled Students

Thinking of organized sports usually brings to mind the local school’s football or basketball teams. But for...

Dallas Sees Increase in Student Dropouts

The high school dropout rate in Dallas County continues to climb. According to Healthy North Texas, 10% of...

President of Boys and Girls Club of Greater Dallas Explains How COVID-19 Helped Innovate Outreach

Charles English, president of the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Dallas (BGCD) explains that the non-profit...

Destination Science wraps up its summer camps and prepares for next year

Destination Science is a science-based summer camp for kids ages 5-11. Co-Founder and program director,...

Sports

Dak Prescott Gives Fans Something to Talk About

All eyes will be on Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Dak Prescott this season — and for a few different reasons....

Baylor University 2021-22 Women’s Basketball Outlook

Origins and Evolution. Born in late 18th Century Kentucky, Robert Emmett Bledsoe (R.E.B) Baylor forged a...

TCU Picked to Finish 5th in Big-12 Preseason Poll

The numbers are in and TCU is expected to finish the season in fifth place. The Big-12 preseason poll is a...

Luka Doncic Installed as Early Favorite to Win 2022 MVP

Dallas Mavericks point guard Luka Doncic is an exceptional talent. After just three seasons in the NBA,...

City

Man shot dead inside West Dallas luxury apartment on Yorktown Street

A black man was found shot dead in his high-end West Dallas apartment last week. When officers from the...

Food-Delivering Program Hands Out Staggering Number of Meals in Dallas Area

The pandemic decreased the number of people eating out and put a lot of strain on restaurants. But this does...

Fight to Stop Nichols Reservoir Project Still Ongoing with Locals Determined to Oppose It

The Northeast Texas community has been fighting the two permits that will establish the Marvin Nichols...

Burial Assistance for Dallas Veterans

Eligible veterans by law are able to obtain a free military funeral with honors. According to the Dallas...

Lifestyle

Bed and Breakfasts Provide an Exclusive Experience

The popularity of bed and breakfast inns across America continues to grow as travelers seek a unique...

Paper or Plastic?

It a debate going on around Dallas and the entire globe. The Texas Campaign for the Environment (TCE) is...

Sailing in Dallas Is a Hull Lot of Fun

Sailing is a relaxing sport that typically is associated with the ocean. But in Dallas, sailing has been...

Freediving, Today’s Newest Water Sport

Freediving, Today’s Newest Water Sport How long can you hold your breath? Your answer helps decide if...

Real Estate

Saigling House Is Now A Historic Landmark in Plano

One of the first brick-faced houses, the Saigling House in Plano, Texas has been honored to be included on...

Classic Tudor in University Park is ready for new renters

This classic Tudor-style single family home has so much space inside and out to relax, to live and play....

Come home to this impressive home on Addison’s Windsor Court

From the outside, this stately brick multi-level home is impressive, and that doesn’t change when you step...

Come home to this impressive home on Addison's Windsor Court

From the outside, this stately brick multi-level home is impressive, and that doesn’t change when you step inside. The massive ceilings and hardwood floors give the home a welcoming, wide open feel and there are many updates throughout. From the front door, you can move further into the living room, or head straight upstairs to […]

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