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FEMA approves Dallas County's request for public assistance after severe spring storms
After a series of storms in late May and early June caused damage across the DFW area, FEMA approved disaster aid for individuals and businesses. Now, the Biden administration has approved Dallas County’s request for public assistance.
Krusinski Construction wraps work on 553,030-square-foot distribution center in Texas
On behalf of longtime client IAC Properties, Krusinski Construction Company has completed the construction of the Wintergreen Distribution Center in Hutchins, Texas, and started the construction of IAC Beckleymeade. These projects represent the 11th and 12th ground-up development projects Krusinski has built for the industrial real estate development firm. Wintergreen...
Big In Texas: The Largest Mall In The Lone Star State Is Enormous
Have you been to the mall so big you could absolutely get lost in it?. Texas does everything bigger and better and that's why we've been featuring things that are "Big In Texas". Now when it comes to shopping, Texas went beyond big and ventured into enormous territory. Our winner is more than a mall, it's practically a city all by itself.
At Republican National Convention, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson criticizes Democrats as weak on crime
MILWAUKEE – Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson, who made national headlines last year when he announced he was leaving the Democratic Party and becoming a Republican, tore into his former party while addressing the Republican National Convention. He said Democrats wanted to defund police and criticized him for being weak on crime. "On matters of public safety, the Democrats were never there for me, Dallas families, or the American people," Johnson said. "The heart of today's woke Democratic Party is with the criminals, not with their victims."While the city of Dallas is non-partisan and run by a city manager, it is the largest...
Forney Council Approves 380 Agreement With Costco
FORNEY - The Forney City Council approved a Chapter 380 Economic Development agreement with Costco Wholesale Corp. Forney Mayor Jason Roberson told inForney.com that this development, along with others, is strategically placed and keeps sales tax revenue local. "I'm grateful for current and past members of the City Council, Economic...
Texas-based ammo vending machines criticized by gun control advocates
TEXAS - Gun control advocates are concerned about bullets being sold out of vending machines after a Texas-based company placed its ammunition retail machine in several stores across the country. "What is happening is everybody is hearing the words: ammunition, vending machine and grocery stores, and they are throwing this...
Here’s Why You See Green And Blue Porch Lights In Texas So Often
Colored porch lights aren't just for Christmas any longer. Thanks to Bluetooth technology Texas homeowners can change the color of their front porch light to just about any color they want at any time with just the touch of a screen depending upon their mood and the time of the year.
Public Notice of Mosquito Spraying
The City of Sachse, in coordination with Dallas County Health and Human Services (DCHHS), has confirmed that a mosquito trap in Zone 1 in the area of Ingram Rd has tested positive for West Nile Virus (WNV). To combat the spread, DCHHS protocol requires that sprayings be conducted in the...
Battle of the Burbs: A Fact-Based Comparison of Upper Middle-Class Dallas Suburbs
The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex has become one of the most desirable metropolitan regions in the US. The DFW was estimated to have netted a gain of more than 1.2 million residents over the past decade. But more specifically, what many people know are that some of those greatest Dallas suburbs rank among the best in Texas and the country, attracting high-income households and major corporate headquarters alike.
DeSoto Hosts Tropical-Themed Senior Pool Party
As summer temperatures rise, the City of DeSoto is offering a refreshing way for its senior residents to beat the heat. The city is set to host a lively Senior Pool Party on Saturday, July 20, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM at 1300 Honor Dr. The event promises...
New mixed-income apartment community opens in Dallas
DALLAS — A new mixed-income apartment community is officially open in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas. The 219-unit apartment community, called Oakhouse, in the 900 block of E. Colorado Boulevard adjacent to downtown and the Bishop Arts neighborhood is now leasing with the first move-ins expected this week.
Dallas Public Library makes improvements in helping the unhoused population at their doorstep, but some are still concerned for safety
DALLAS — Although the Dallas Public Library downtown is a resource hub, many of those at its steps have a lack thereof. “I just know there’s some people who don’t want to be out on the street but have no choice,” said Darlene Fenceroy, a Dallas resident.
Many of the fastest-growing suburbs are in Texas
Suburban and exurban growth is outpacing that of major cities across the United States, and Texas is no exception. In fact, according to a report from StorageCafe, seven of the top 20 fastest-growing housing markets are located in the Lone Star State. The Houston suburb of Fulshear ranked as the...
Mesquite's grants compliance officer shapes community's future through oversight, coordination
Santosha Pratt, a seasoned community development professional, is driven by a deep commitment to enhancing the quality of life in communities. With a background in housing development and community services, Pratt has a passion for writing, fundraising, and fostering community growth. In her role as grants compliance officer with the city of Mesquite, Pratt ensures adherence to grant requirements while overseeing citywide grant programs and supporting interdepartmental coordination.
Workshops begin to help Dallas residents obtain home improvement grants
Workshops are underway for Dallas residents who want financial help with home improvements. Applications for the city's Home Improvement and Preservation Program (HIPP) open on Aug. 19 and run through Aug. 30. Three home repair programs offer grants or forgivable loans from $10,000 to $24,000 to low- and moderate-income families....
Spine surgeon's $11M verdict reversed
An $11 million jury award in favor of Stephen Courtney, MD, was reversed, opening up the possibility of a new trial, The Dallas Morning News reported July 15. In 2021, Jonathan Rute was ordered to help pay nearly $11 million to Dr. Courtney after a jury found Mr. Rute gave information to help a local TV station air stories in 2017 comparing the surgeon to Christopher Duntsch, MD, also known as "Dr. Death."
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