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How to Celebrate the Fourth of July 2022 in Dallas and Across North Texas
Fair Park Fourth is back. So are plenty of family-friendly fireworks displays across North Texas as well as bar crawls and pool parties.
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Dallas ISD Deputy Superintendent Susana Cordova Will Leave the District This Summer
Hired a scant two years ago and often touted as Michael Hinojosa’s successor, Dallas ISD deputy superintendent Susana Cordova is set to depart from the district in August.
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The July 4th Tradition of Bequeathing a Brass Knuckle Corndog Beatdown Legacy
A champion chewer reflects on sharing the ecstasy of victory and the gastric agony of Dallas’ greatest Independence Day tradition with his son.
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Music
The Ghost Inside Returns to the State That Nearly Killed Them
The Los Angeles metalcore band was in a terrible accident outside El Paso in 2015. In May, the band returned to the state for the first time, playing Arlington’s So What?! Music Festival.
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Basketball
Jalen Brunson’s Departure Has Nothing and Everything to Do With the Mavericks
In some ways, the latest free-agent letdown is bigger than Dallas. In others, it’s the same story all over again.
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Style
DLiving Last Month: How to Elevate Your Personal Style
A roundup of everything we covered on the Living and lifestyle page in June, from robot manicures to picking your poolside ’fit.
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DLiving Last Month: How to Elevate Your Personal Style
A roundup of everything we covered on the Living and lifestyle page in June, from robot manicures to picking your poolside ’fit.
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Health & Wellness
Collin County Is the Healthiest Community in Texas
U.S. News and World Report’s latest rankings show that the suburbs are healthier than the cities.
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Local News
Dallas ISD Deputy Superintendent Susana Cordova Will Leave the District This Summer
Hired a scant two years ago and often touted as Michael Hinojosa’s successor, Dallas ISD deputy superintendent Susana Cordova is set to depart from the district in August.
Style
DLiving Last Month: How to Elevate Your Personal Style
A roundup of everything we covered on the Living and lifestyle page in June, from robot manicures to picking your poolside ’fit.
Food Challenge
The July 4th Tradition of Bequeathing a Brass Knuckle Corndog Beatdown Legacy
A champion chewer reflects on sharing the ecstasy of victory and the gastric agony of Dallas’ greatest Independence Day tradition with his son.
Ask the Expert
What Are My Options to Replace All of My Teeth?
Dr. Jason Roe discusses solutions for missing teeth and how to determine what is right for your needs.
Basketball
Jalen Brunson’s Departure Has Nothing and Everything to Do With the Mavericks
In some ways, the latest free-agent letdown is bigger than Dallas. In others, it’s the same story all over again.
Latest
Health & Wellness
Collin County Is the Healthiest Community in Texas
U.S. News and World Report’s latest rankings show that the suburbs are healthier than the cities.
Transportation
I-345 Debate: How Much Time Does the Evil Highway Really Save Us?
The Transportation Committee cares more about cars than it does people.
Food & Drink
First Bite: Just in Time for Summer, Carrollton Has Two New Cold Noodle Spots
Hampyong Noodle and Homung Cold Noodle specialize in naengmyun, thin clear noodles in either chilled beef broth or a gently spicy pepper sauce. And they’re literally next to each other.
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Shifting Focus: How Hospitality is Changing the Future of the Workplace
The challenge for workplace designers is creating spaces where offices will be magnets—not mandates, says PDR’s Marc Bellamy.