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Protesters gather for “No Kings” demonstration
April 3, 2026
Irving—About 150 people gathered at Irving City Hall on March 28 to participate in a “No Kings” protest, part of a series of demonstrations held...
New dog park honors firehouse dog
April 3, 2026
Coppell—Coppell residents and their four-legged companions gathered on March 28 to celebrate the opening of Pooch’s Bark Park, a newly renovated...
Lancaster girls basketball team captures first state title
April 3, 2026
Lancaster—In a season defined by resilience, unity and history-making success, Lancaster High School’s girls basketball team captured its first...
Candidates share visions for city’s future
April 3, 2026
Irving—As Irving approaches its May 2 election, voters will soon decide who will lead the city into its next chapter. Three candidates, Al Zapanta, Olivia Novelo Abreu and...
DeSoto voters to decide Place 4 council race
April 3, 2026
DeSoto—As DeSoto prepares for its May 2 election, voters will choose between two candidates seeking to represent Place 4 on the City Council: David “DaWud” Edgerson and...
City council addresses infrastructure, zoning
April 3, 2026
Irving—Irving City Council members highlighted major infrastructure investments, community recognition efforts and zoning decisions during their March 26 regular session,...
USPS rule raises concerns for deadlines
April 3, 2026
A recent clarification by the U.S. Postal Service is raising questions about when mail is officially postmarked and what that means for deadlines tied to mailed items.On...
Federal funding to support FIFA World Cup ™
April 3, 2026
Arlington—The North Central Texas Council of Governments has been designated to manage and distribute more than $61 million in federal funds to support safety, security,...
DART president announces she will step down
April 3, 2026
Dallas—Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) President & Chief Executive Officer Nadine S. Lee recently informed the DART Board of Directors that she will not seek an...
Rambler announces transition to expanded digital publication
March 31, 2026
Twenty-three years ago, the original business plan for the Irving Rambler included a provision for the future: to operate as a weekly newspaper until it became both...
Carrollton man wins PCH giveaway
March 27, 2026
Carrollton—A Carrollton man received the surprise of a lifetime on March 12 when Publishers Clearing House showed up at his doorstep with a check...
Viola’s House sees growing need
March 27, 2026
Irving—Viola’s House, a nonprofit organization focused on supporting new and expectant mothers, continues to expand its outreach efforts across...
Residents debate proposed library policy changes
March 27, 2026
Irving—Irving residents voiced sharply divided opinions during a March 23 library board meeting over proposed changes to the city’s Collection...
City council approves park renaming
March 27, 2026
Irving—The Irving City Council convened March 12 for its regular meeting, beginning with several community announcements highlighting upcoming cultural and entertainment...
Historians and scholars attend conference
March 27, 2026
Irving—Historians, scholars and history enthusiasts from across the state gathered in Irving March 4–7 for the 130th annual meeting of the Texas State Historical...
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