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10 ‘Nice’ Things You Do That Fast Food Employees Actually HATE in Texas
Even if our actions come only from the best of intentions, fast food employees actually hate it when Texas people do certain things. At least according to some sources. An article shared by Reader's Digest outlined some of the more common 'nice' behaviors some people do at fast food restaurants, including in Dallas, Texas, and Tyler, Texas areas that, according to the article, fast food employees secret HATE.
Light Up the Sky at One of These Fourth of July Celebrations
The team at CandysDirt.com rounded up some of our favorite fireworks festivities in North Texas. Scroll down to find an event in the community closest to you and let the fun begin. Fair Park Fourth. Celebrate the Fourth of July at Fair Park Fourth, presented by Regions Bank, on Thursday,...
Bishop Arts District Continues Its Dining Hot Streak With Eight New Bars and Restaurants Hitting the Neighborhood This Year
One of the fastest-growing neighborhoods in Dallas, the Bishop Arts District in Oak Cliff has seen an overwhelming amount of new restaurant openings in the past few months. After Ladylove, The Mayor’s House, Jaquval, Trades, Ampelos Wines, and Baron’s Creek Vineyards all debuted within the last year, we thought things might slow down a bit. But that was not the case. Closure announcements from beloved staples such as Boulevardier and Greek Cafe — as well as newcomers like Krio, Âme, and Isla & Co. — left rare vacancies in the neighborhood’s coveted real estate. The Bishop Arts District has seen immense change over the past few years and it turns out it’s only going to continue to grow.
UPS driver photographed skin and bones dog wandering in 104-degree heat and kind hearts came to her aid
A UPS driver had been on his route in Hidalgo County, Texas at the beginning of the week, when he spotted a skin and bones dog scavenging for food in a nearby neighborhood, who appeared to be in dire condition in the afternoon 104-degree heat. After hearing the story and looking at the photos of the emaciated and mange infected pup, a dedicated volunteer from Dallas Dog – Rescue.Rehab.Reform initiated a search with rescue partners from the Donna Animal Shelter.
One of the Last Remaining A-Frame Whataburgers is in Mesquite, Texas
Whataburger has been a Texas staple since 1950. Yes, 70 plus years of serving great burgers. One of the signatures of Whataburger has always been their A-Frame buildings. Sadly, as Whataburger has progressed and modernized itself, those original buildings are slowly fading away. One of the last few of those original A-Frame Whataburger stores can be found just a short drive from East Texas in Mesquite.
12 Best Places to Grab a Hot Dog or Glizzy in Dallas
In the words of Jennifer Coolidge in Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde, “You look like the Fourth of July. It makes me want a hot dog real bad.”. While hot dogs definitely hit differently during the summer holidays, some Dallas-area restaurants don’t need an excuse and are grilling up quality weenies year-round. Whether it’s a classic chili cheese dog enjoyed at a ballpark, a Japanese interpretation of the dish or one food truck’s mission to establish an official “Texas-style hot dog,” just reading about these spots will make you want a hot dog real bad.
Texas To-Do List: Free Play
DALLAS - If you’re looking for a budget-friendly date night, how about playing unlimited 80s arcade games at one single price?. This week’s Texas To-Do List unleashes nostalgia in a modern way at Free Play, located at Trinity Groves in Dallas. "Free Play was kind of born out...
Dallas Animal Services Offers $150 Gift Cards for Large Dog Adoptions Ahead of July 4th
DALLAS, Texas — Dallas Animal Services (DAS) is urging the community to adopt or rescue large dogs as the shelter reaches critical capacity ahead of the July 4th holiday. DAS is currently operating at 161% capacity for dogs, with 482 dogs sharing 300 kennels, according to a press release from the department. To alleviate the overcrowding, Friends of Dallas Animal Services, a 501(c)3 nonprofit partner, is offering $150 Amazon gift cards to the public for the next 150 dogs over 40 lbs. that leave the shelter.
The North Texas Farm-to-Table Movement
Customers have many restaurants they can choose from throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, but whether by conscience or health consciousness, more are turning to establishments that cut out the middle man, decrease their transportation carbon footprint and serve locally grown food in the farm-to-table movement. These new models may require more menu planning and labor than simply placing orders and having a food distributor pull up to the back door with packaged items, but the satisfaction of eating dishes made with fresh, locally produced food keeps customers coming back.
North Texas’ Favorite Pop-Up Boutique Draws Laura Bush, Gene Jones, and More Generous Shoppers to Dallas
Major Dawn McFarland, Laura Bush, Gene Jones, Annette Simmons, Major Paul McFarland (Photo by The Salvation Army of North Texas) The Salvation Army of North Texas’ Dallas Women’s Auxiliary (SAWA) hosted the 31st Fashion Show and Luncheon on Tuesday, May 7, inside the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. Since 1993, the Fashion Show & Luncheon has generated more than $15 million to support services to combat poverty, homelessness, and addiction at 21 local Salvation Army facilities in six counties.
Mo3’s Legacy Shines in New “AR” Music Video Featuring BigXThaPlug and That Mexican OT
Dallas’ own Mo3, known for his unique brand of raw street gospel, continues to inspire fans and artists from Texas and beyond. Today, his estate partners with his record label, H$M Music, and EMPIRE to release a new video for “AR,” a standout track from Mo3’s posthumous album Legend. The track features rising Dallas rapper BigXThaPlug and Bay City rapper That Mexican OT, who both pay tribute to Mo3’s impact on Texas rap.
Fort Worth’s Sky Elements Earns Simon Cowell ‘Golden Buzzer’ on AGT; Ready To Dazzle North Texas with Fourth of July Drone Displays
Earlier this month, the Fort Worth-based drone light show company Sky Elements put its dazzling nighttime sky skills on national TV with an appearance on “America’s Got Talent,” earning a “golden buzzer” from Simon Cowell himself. The 400-foot-tall, 300-foot wide display in the skies outside...
For Dallas’ KPLX, It’s All About Being ‘In The Moment.’
In one of America’s most competitive radio markets, Cumulus Media country “99.5 The Wolf” KPLX Dallas has seen its Nielsen persons 6+ share jump 32% from March to May of this year, and 47% since January. That’s not the only reason The Wolf is in this week’s...
Klyde Warren Park ready to celebrate with panoramic fireworks display
For the first time, Klyde Warren Park will light up the sky with a double fireworks display for its annual Independence Day Celebration, shot off from buildings on both sides of Woodall Rodgers Freeway.
Charity Eden Is the 'Mastermind' Behind Dallas' Best Taylor Swift Tribute Act
“One of the things I'm somewhat embarrassed to share when people ask about this is that I'm actually very new to being a Taylor Swift fan,” says Dallas-based singer-songwriter Charity Eden. It’s not embarrassing, of course. Swift, who’s been famous for almost two decades, hit astronomical levels of popularity...
July 4th- Free Family Day at The Weitzman in Old City
On July 4th, The Weitzman will be open from 10-5, with kid-friendly activities most of the day. The Museum is also extending its hours for the whole week. Families can play and chill out for free in the air conditioning at The Weitzman before and after the July 4 parade, which passes directly outside the museum.
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