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A Huge Chunk of West Dallas Now Belongs to a Nebraska Developer. The Community Wonders What Comes Next.
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News Bites: Komodo Dallas to Open April 7 and Sweetgreen Opens Addison Location
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Texas Ballet Theater Announces Dracula, Rubies, and More for 2023–24 Season
Filled with classic stories and renowned choreography, the upcoming lineup is acting artistic director Timothy O’Keefe’s first curated season.
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Why 2023 Should Be the Rangers’ Year of Progress
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Texas Ballet Theater Announces Dracula, Rubies, and More for 2023–24 Season
Filled with classic stories and renowned choreography, the upcoming lineup is acting artistic director Timothy O’Keefe’s first curated season.

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Meet the Dallas 500: April Allen
The president and COO of the Southern Gateway Public Green Foundation is leading the charge on Oak Cliff’s deck park.
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News Bites: Komodo Dallas to Open April 7 and Sweetgreen Opens Addison Location
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A Huge Chunk of West Dallas Now Belongs to a Nebraska Developer. The Community Wonders What Comes Next.
Goldenrod Companies says it will work with the design firm responsible for Klyde Warren Park to create a mixed-use master plan with high-rise and low-rise multifamily, shops, dining, and office space near Trinity Groves.

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Hot Property: A Picturesque Lakewood Transitional with the Perfect Patina
Although a newer build, the thoughtfully designed home is full of character.
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Texas Ballet Theater Announces Dracula, Rubies, and More for 2023–24 Season
Filled with classic stories and renowned choreography, the upcoming lineup is acting artistic director Timothy O’Keefe’s first curated season.

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A Food Guide for Lao New Year Festivals in North Texas
Lao chef Donny Sirisavath chimes in on what he looks for when attending these festivals.

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The Ultimate David Lynch Retrospective is Coming to the Texas Theatre
Daniel Knox and Talented Friends are hosting a two-week celebration of filmmaker David Lynch’s oeuvre at the Texas Theatre.
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Meet the Dallas 500: April Allen
The president and COO of the Southern Gateway Public Green Foundation is leading the charge on Oak Cliff’s deck park.
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Why 2023 Should Be the Rangers’ Year of Progress
This probably isn’t the year. But how about the year before the year? Let’s take a trip back to 2009.