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“It’s great for our students to learn from the business community and know the resources that are available,”
Madelyn Argueta said. /Photo by Maya Gayler

Resource fair offers variety of opportunities

Irving—Singley Academy hosted Irving ISD’s annual Bringing Irving Together: Community Resource Fair on April 12. The one-stop, family-friendly...

Families fighting Huntington's Disease find support

Coppell—Families, caregivers, and advocates affected by Huntington's Disease (HD) attended the 2025 Education Day hosted by the Greater North Texas Chapter of the...

photo by Stephen Hunt

Dr. Elba Garcia receives humanitarian award

Dallas—Dr. Elba Garcia has served the Dallas area as a dentist and a dedicated public servant, first as a member of the Dallas City Council and...

Wilmer statement on Wilmer-Hutchins High School shooting

Wilmer—The City of Wilmer’s mayor and city council were devastated to learn of the shooting that took place at Wilmer-Hutchins High School. While this tragic event occurred...

Water Planning Group presents at hearing

Dallas / Fort Worth—The Region C Water Planning Group (RCWPG) will hold a public hearing on Monday, May 19, at 1:00 p.m. to take public comments on a draft version of the...

Local elections impact communities

Most cities and school districts in the DFW area are holding local elections in May."Your local officials have almost more control over your life and impact your life more...

“The Pitch is one of the most inspiring events in the Southwest, showcasing bold, forward-thinking solutions to challenges facing our community,”
Jennifer Sampson said./ photo provided

Entrepreneurs compete in The Pitch

United Way of Metropolitan Dallas celebrated a night of transformative ideas and community-driven change during the ninth annual 'The Pitch.' The...

"This event is the culmination of the attitude you see around Coppell,” Mayor Pro-Tem Kevin Nevels said. / Photo by
Stephen Hunt

Neighbors volunteer to help neighbors

Coppell—When Katie Blust became the City of Coppell's community services manager, she wanted to help residents engage more with one another. The...

“I love going to charity events. Not only are we helping out, but we get a
chance to get the young kids interested in the vintage stuff,” Kevin Hyatt
said. / Photo by Mark Zeske

Many Helping Hands hosts car and motorcycle show

Irving—Many Helping Hands hosted its inaugural Car and Motorcycle Show in Irving's First Methodist Church parking lot on Apr. 12."It was amazing,"...

DHHS cuts affect North Texas

Dallas—Budget cuts at the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in Washington, D.C., which include laying off 10,000 full-time employees, are...

H-E-B offers grants to nonprofits to help plant trees

During Earth Month, H-E-B is ramping up its efforts to plant more trees across Texas. Through its Trees for Texans program, the retailer is making available to nonprofits...

Shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School

Dallas—Five people were hospitalized after a shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas on Apr. 15. Of the five, four of them had been shot and one was hospitalized...

City of Wilmer Statement on Wilmer-Hutchins High School Shooting

The City of Wilmer Mayor and City Council are devastated to learn of the shooting that took place today at Wilmer-Hutchins High School. While this tragic event occurred...

American Lung Association Welcomes Dallas Residents as they Climb...

DALLAS, TX - To fund lifesaving research, prevent lung disease and support people living with lung disease and lung cancer, the American Lung Association in Texas is...

photo by Grace Brown

State of the City focuses on financial stewardship

Lancaster—The Mayor of Lancaster, Clyde Hairston, presented the State of the City in the Grand Hall at the Lancaster Recreation Center on March 27....

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