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Food & Drink
MLK Food Park Returns to South Dallas for a One-Day Pop-Up
The collaboration between Better Block and Do Right By the Streets makes a comeback. Head back to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard on July 12 for food, drink, and community.
By Rosin Saez

South Dallas
Bonton Farms Has Big Plans for 12-Acre Site in Lake Highlands
And a few things have been happening in South Dallas, too.
By Kathy Wise

Fair Park
Does the New Fair Park Master Plan Lack Vision?
Efforts to re-imagine the park certainly improve on the status quo. But an independently drafted vision for the park shows how great Fair Park could be.
By Peter Simek

Food & Drink
Get Your Tickets to Bonton Farms’ Next Farm-to-Table Dinner Now
It's the hottest table in town. Even Laura Bush has been stopping by in her dungarees.
By Kathy Wise

Bottom Up Economic Development
Will Opportunity Zones Trigger Reinvestment or Supercharge Gentrification?
An arcane provision in the 2017 tax bill has prompted both hope for and fears over the future of southern Dallas.
By Peter Simek
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Food and Drink
The Best Place for Your Holiday Lunch? The New Market at Bonton Farms
If you forgot to make your reservations at the Zodiac Room, never fear. There's a new place full of holiday cheer.
By Kathy Wise

Local News
It Sure Sounds Like Most of the Council Is Ready to Privatize Fair Park
The City Council's first briefing on the plan generated a few questions, but most seemed to be in support of the idea.
By Matt Goodman

Local News
The Race For Dallas Mayor Is On. Here Are the Key Issues We Need On the Record.
Public safety. Affordable housing. Transportation. Fair Park. The next mayor will oversee a turning point in the city's history.
By Peter Simek

Agrarianism
The Rogue Shepherd
After his first wife’s death, Daron Babcock started picking bar fights and snorting rails of coke. Then he did something even crazier. He started a farm in South Dallas.
By Kathy Wise

Commercial Real Estate
The Fate of the Forest Theater Looks Clearer with $1M Grant from The Real Estate Council
TREC has named the Forest Theater project as the recipient of its inaugural Dallas Catalyst Project, entitling the redevelopment to financial and professional resources.
By Julia Bunch