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The City Council Added Three Charter Amendments They Hate
The Dallas City Council voted to place three charter amendments on the November ballot. They hate them. Here’s why.
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The Best of Big D 2024
It’s our 50th anniversary year, a perfect time to give a little extra shine to the people and places that make Dallas so special.
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Hot Property: This Buzzy Lakewood Estate Will Transport You To England
The historic Tudor was built for entertaining.
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The Sandwiches of Summer: 11 Dallas Sandwiches to Order Now
With bright flavors, super-fresh produce, and sizes that fill you up but do not weigh you down, these 10 sandwiches are perfect for the summer heat.
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Is Josh Smith a Rangers Building Block, or a Blip?
The second-year super utilityman has been a rare bright spot in a lost season. What role does he play whenever the Rangers turn things around?
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Neutral Party—Home Accessories Inspired By Mirador’s New Look
Color doesn’t have to be bright to be bold. Evoke interest with plays on texture and tone.
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Art Club of McKinney will go ‘No Limits’ in its Kettle Art Debut this Weekend
The state’s oldest art club will showcase 25 artists’ work in Deep Ellum on Saturday.
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DFW Real Estate Briefs: Dicks Sporting Goods announces a Fort Worth distrubtion center
Plus: Lincoln Property’s new partnership with Centennial and the latest tenant addition to The QUAD in Uptown
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DFW Real Estate Briefs: Dicks Sporting Goods announces a Fort Worth distrubtion center
Plus: Lincoln Property’s new partnership with Centennial and the latest tenant addition to The QUAD in Uptown
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Revisiting D Magazine’s Most Obnoxious Columnist
Marty Cortland complained about being rich. Was he for real?
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Flowserve Agrees to Acquire Houston-based Valve Manufacturer for $290 Million
Plus: A flurry of acquisitions including an $839 million deal finalized by Blue Yonder.
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Here Is What You’ll Learn at This Week’s D CEO Healthcare GLP-1 Panel
Expert panelists will address everything from how employers are handling covering the new drug to what patients are asking for.
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The Sandwiches of Summer: 11 Dallas Sandwiches to Order Now
With bright flavors, super-fresh produce, and sizes that fill you up but do not weigh you down, these 10 sandwiches are perfect for the summer heat.
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Art Club of McKinney will go ‘No Limits’ in its Kettle Art Debut this Weekend
The state’s oldest art club will showcase 25 artists’ work in Deep Ellum on Saturday.
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Is Josh Smith a Rangers Building Block, or a Blip?
The second-year super utilityman has been a rare bright spot in a lost season. What role does he play whenever the Rangers turn things around?
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How George Dahl Designed Dallas
The architect designed 100 Texas buildings and coined the term “Art Deco Texana.”
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The Billion-Dollar DFW Healthcare Company You Haven’t Heard Of
Addus HomeCare quietly moved to Frisco in 2017, and has been making big moves this year.
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See These Dallas Art Exhibitions Before the Summer Ends
There are six must-see art shows in Dallas and Fort Worth this month. Make time for them.