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Money, Mailers, and Messaging: How a PAC Is Trying to Sway North Oak Cliff’s Council Race
More than $1 million has flowed into the Dallas City Council and school board races ahead of Saturday’s election. One of the most interesting storylines doesn’t directly involve the candidates.
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Three Days In to a Ransomware Attack, Dallas City Hall Is Giving Few Details
It took more than two months and $172,000 for the Dallas Central Appraisal District to get its system back from a Royal ransomware attack. Will Dallas’ current attack be different?
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The Best Food and Drink Events in Dallas This May
Festivals, a special dinner, and a cool art fair at a brewery are what we have our eye on this month.
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How to Spend a Day in Ennis
Texas’ official bluebonnet city is also known for its Czech heritage. Head down south to Ennis for plenty of kolaches, the National Polka Festival, and a drive-in movie.
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Ezequiel Duran Is Changing the Rangers’ Plans
The 23-year-old is hitting his stride in his second season, and the spillover could create opportunities for Texas on the trade market.
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3 Eclectic Picnic Spreads You’ll Love This Summer
Our recipe for a proper picnic: pretty serveware, fresh food, and some analog entertainment.
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A New Ear-Piercing Store Has Opened in West Village
Founded in New York City four years ago, Studs is the latest specialty piercing store to poke its way into Dallas.
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Three Days In to a Ransomware Attack, Dallas City Hall Is Giving Few Details
It took more than two months and $172,000 for the Dallas Central Appraisal District to get its system back from a Royal ransomware attack. Will Dallas’ current attack be different?
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The Best Food and Drink Events in Dallas This May
Festivals, a special dinner, and a cool art fair at a brewery are what we have our eye on this month.
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The Concilio President and CEO Florencia Velasco Fortner on the Power of Education
President and CEO, The Concilio
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Meet Texas Health Dallas’ New President
The external hire spent much of his career with Baylor Scott & White Health.
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Ezequiel Duran Is Changing the Rangers’ Plans
The 23-year-old is hitting his stride in his second season, and the spillover could create opportunities for Texas on the trade market.
By Sean Bass
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3 Eclectic Picnic Spreads You’ll Love This Summer
Our recipe for a proper picnic: pretty serveware, fresh food, and some analog entertainment.
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Evan’s Meat Market is Selling Prime Cuts With Cajun Flair
A butcher shop with Cajun cred arrived in the Park Cities this past January. Now, the new shop is stocking all of the meat and po boys while supporting a tight-knit community.
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How to Spend a Day in Ennis
Texas’ official bluebonnet city is also known for its Czech heritage. Head down south to Ennis for plenty of kolaches, the National Polka Festival, and a drive-in movie.
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Two Arizona Commercial Real Estate Companies With a $503 Million Texas Pipeline Bring Joint HQ to Dallas
Plus: Improving acquires Jump Analytics; Drive Shack Inc. undergoes leadership shakeup; and more.
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The fire department has to dispatch units using a radio because of the ongoing cyberattack against the city of Dallas.
By Matt Goodman