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EL CARLOS ELEGANTE
Restaurant Review

The Coronation of King Carlos

El Carlos Elegante is the crowning achievement of Duro Hospitality’s burgeoning empire. And it has the elevated Mexican fare to prove it.
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Humor

Frisco: The Giving City

Some thoughts on Frisco, Shel Silverstein style.
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Business

How BSN Sports Plans to Become the Amazon of Team Sports Gear

Terry Babilla learned on the fly as he was thrust into his leadership position with BSN Sports. Now, after reporting $1.5 billion in revenue in 2022, he is aiming for more.
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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.
By D Magazine
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Food & Drink

Raise a Glass to the Park Cities’ Newest Bubbly Bar

Looking for a luxe Champagne bar with a side of Foie Gras? Oak Lawn newcomer, Coupes, is your answer.

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Nursing

The Excellence in Nursing Awards 2023

Every year, we ask local hospitals, doctors, nursing organizations, and patients to nominate nurses that made an impact. Here are the selections for 2023, from across North Texas.
By D Magazine
Morgan Farrow Interiors, Neutral Dining Space with Ceiling Treatment
Home & Garden

3 Overlooked Design Treatments That Will Transform Your Space

Some of this year's top interior designers talk ceiling molding, tile arrangement, and more.
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Business

Safety vs. Hospitality: A Healthcare Dilemma

Local violence has made hospital security a hot topic, but leaders want to balance safety with a welcoming environment.
Things to do in Allen, Texas
One Day In...

How to Spend a Day in Allen

Allen is known for its high school sports. But with revitalization in the works, this 26.5 mile town offers shopping, dining, and events galore. Here’s where to start.
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Business

Gabe Madison Is ‘Putting Legs’ to the Vision for Bonton Farms

In her new role as president, she’s aiming to add health and wellness and affordable housing to the nonprofit’s mix.
By Kelsey J. Vanderschoot