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The Dallas Park and Recreation Board was supposed to hear a briefing Jan. 26 on the Kalita Humphreys Theater Master Plan — but that didn’t happen. In fact, sources close to the project say such a meeting has been delayed until March at the earliest, and possibly as late as summer. District 14 Park Board…
By Ryan Casey Stephens, FPQP®Special Contributor Wouldn’t a dull year with very few unusual events be a welcome thing? Well, hardly a month into 2023 a strange and mysterious landscape is stretched out before us. The technology and tools available today provide as much risk to confuse us as they present opportunities for our benefit.…
The Texas Aggies are scoring big points in Fort Worth. On Jan. 19, Texas A&M University announced an expansion of its Fort Worth campus, dubbed Aggieland North by Chancellor John Sharp. The excitement of a football victory met the big announcement. The three-building compound will be constructed on four blocks at the site of the…
There are a multitude of reasons brands engage in designer collaborations. For starters, they can instantly energize a product line, not to mention generate some serious buzz.
Developers are taking note of the abundant and scenic land in Southwest Dallas, and snapping up acreages by the hundreds in largely undeveloped Mountain Creek. Longtime Mountain Creek landowner Courtland Group recently sold 430 acres to Village West Dallas Development LLC, the Dallas Morning News reported. And NRP Group, one of the country’s top apartment…
You probably have a lot of things to read today. And studies show if we don’t have your interest in 10… 9… oops, 2… 1, we’re going to lose you as you move on to something else. Cue a pretty picture, STAT! Oh good, you’re still here. Now that you’re at least a little intrigued,…
