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Ever Considered Renting Out Your Pool? It’s Not Legal in Dallas—Yet
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Ever Considered Renting Out Your Pool? It’s Not Legal in Dallas—Yet
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How and When Do Restaurants Decide to Raise Prices?
In this edition of our In the Weeds explainer series: inflation, customer expectations, and calculating food costs.

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Ever Considered Renting Out Your Pool? It’s Not Legal in Dallas—Yet
Thanks to Shark Tank’s Swimply, you can rent local amenities like pools, tennis courts, and other private property. Even if it’s technically illegal in the city of Dallas.
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Dîner en Blanc Returns to Dallas This September
The fancy French picnic dinner is making a return to Dallas after its last two events in the city received criticism for being unorganized.
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So, What Really Goes on in a Mavs Offseason?
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Meet the 500: Peter McCanna
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The Ambition of the Upcoming National Juneteenth Museum in Fort Worth
The new National Juneteenth Museum in Fort Worth won’t just celebrate the past. It’s cultivating excellence and opportunity for a brighter future.