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Business Briefs

Groot Hospitality Breaks into Dallas Market with Southeast Asian-Inspired Eatery Komodo at The Epic

Plus: Invited grants $20,000 to DFW nonprofits, while CEO David Pillsbury says the company plans to buy 10 more clubs by the end of 2024; Travis Street Hospitality announces new restaurant opening in 2024; and more.
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Local News

The Messy Saga of Short-Term Rentals In Dallas Is Nowhere Near Complete

After about four years of research, the Dallas City Council got its first chance to question a plan to banish Airbnb and other platforms from residential neighborhoods. It created more uncertainty.
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Arts & Entertainment

Here’s Who Is Coming to Dallas This Week: April 7-9

You may have to wait a year to catch Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks now, but there is still plenty of live music this weekend.
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Basketball

There’s Only One Jalen Brunson Contract Talking Point That Matters

The furor over negotiations with Dallas’ former guard is back, so let’s dwell on the big, obvious mistake the Mavs made … almost five years ago.

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Hot Property

Hot Property: A Thoughtful Flip with Mediterranean Flair in Oak Cliff

The Ravinia Drive ranch was in rough shape with one couple got their hands on it. So they added terracotta tiles, custom fluted cabinetry, and more to give it a Santa Barbara vibe.
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Beer

The Beers of Spring: Eight Dallas Brews to Drink Right Now

From a prickly pear and ginger sour to a light, drinkable stout, we identified the beers perfect for this stormy spring weather.
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Things to Do in Dallas

Things To Do in Dallas This Weekend

How to enjoy local arts, culture, food, fitness, and more in Dallas.
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Publications

The Contemporary Showcases the International Impact of a Mexican Ceramics Factory

A pair of exhibitions brings Mexican ceramics to the Dallas Contemporary.
By Lauren Smart
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Person of Interest

The Director of the Dallas Contemporary Wants to Disturb the City’s Art Scene

Carolina Alvarez-Mathies is a New York transplant on a mission to spark curiosity amongst art lovers in our city. Here’s a look at Alvarez-Mathies’ day to day as an executive director and why she has been dubbed the Paris Hilton of El Salvador.
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