Frisco
At CandysDirt.com, we often venture outside “Dallas proper” for stories on housing initiatives, real estate, and neighborhood battles. And we get it. Fort Worth is not a suburb. As the fastest-growing city in Texas, Cowtown is its own metropolitan area. However, in reviewing the top stories of the year, we couldn’t overlook Fort Worth, well-deserving…
Read MoreFrom Individual showhouses, to traditional neighborhood displays, to main street festivals, and full blown immersive attractions, North Texas definitely does not disappoint when it comes to holiday light shows. With so many spectacular sites to behold, how to choose your holiday light viewing? We’ve rounded up the best of the best into a top 10…
Read MoreNext in a series: North Texas cities, towns, and neighborhoods celebrate fall with all the gusto of people who have suffered through a Texas summer, and we are here to let you know about the best area fall festivals, Oktoberfests, pumpkin patches, and Halloween fun over the next several weeks. Today, it’s all about costumes, candy,…
Read MoreFrisco’s 75034 ZIP code hugs the Dallas North Tollway, which serves as an artery for traffic to access some of the city’s biggest attractions. In this area you can find The Star, Riders Field (formerly Dr Pepper Ballpark), Stonebriar Country Club, and more. So it’s no wonder that this popular Frisco ZIP code has become…
Read MoreThese days, a white house seems to be a big trend in every neighborhood. But at the same time, others have been around for decades, such as The White House, located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Can a classic be a trend, too? Bright and clean-looking, white goes with everything and anything. It’s easy to work…
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