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DFW Restaurant Week Returns — Among Other Foodie News

It seems there are quite a few things to chew on when it comes to recent news across Cowtown’s culinary scene — and we certainly don’t want you to be out of the loop on the latest developments. From the participating digs most deserving of your dollars...
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This Hidden Texas Café Is Winning Over Everyone Who Walks Through The Door

The door swings open and suddenly you are part of the neighborhood. That is the feeling this Texas café gives everyone who walks in. It is the kind of place where the coffee is always hot, the burgers are always juicy, and the staff actually remembers your name. The vibe is old-school, with a counter that has seen deca
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Rebuild of Arlington ISD elementary to take place of former administration building

Arlington ISD is set to rebuild South Davis Elementary School with hopes of an August 2028 opening. The new, roughly $65 million school will take shape on the grounds of the district’s former administration building. The rebuild of the 70-year-old east Arlington campus was included in the voter-approved May bond.
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H-E-B Grades Land for Next Fort Worth Store as Chisholm Trail Ranch Booms

H-E-B has applied for an urban forestry permit to grade a plot it already owns at 5501 Crescent Hill Lane, tucked inside the Chisholm Trail Ranch development in southern Fort Worth. The filing signals a future supermarket for the fast-growing corridor, though the company has not set a timeframe for when construction mi
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The Dish: South African restaurant coming to Keller, joining new Fort Worth, Arlington eateries

Specials and new menus appear in my inbox every day, and I’m always grateful for that, as it means I get to see when fresh restaurants are coming to town. This week, we’re checking out some spots that have either just opened their doors or are completing finishing touches.
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Hot chicken, boba tea: 5 Dallas-Fort Worth dining updates | Plano

Looking for a new dining spot to try in the Dallas-Fort Worth area? Community Impact highlights new or upcoming businesses weekly, along with other restaurant spotlights. This list is not comprehensive. Now open. The restaurant had its soft opening in Plano in June and has a wide variety of fried...
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Fort Worth fire chief announces retirement

Fort Worth Fire Department​ Interim Chief Raymond Hill is retiring after over 30 years of service, the department announced on Thursday.
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Our Top 7 Picks for DFW Restaurant Week — Where to Eat During One...

One of Dallas-Fort Worth’s most anticipated annual foodie events, the 30th Annual DFW Restaurant Week is here, and it’s time to book those reservations. If you’re not familiar, this “week” is technically a month of dining opportunities from local restaurants that are offering discounted prix fixe dinners, lunches, and
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American Airlines Lands First U.S. Passenger Flight Powered by Fuel Made from Waste Carbon...

Fort Worth-based American Airlines has flown what it says is the first U.S. commercial passenger flight to use synthetic jet fuel made from waste carbon dioxide and renewable electricity, delivered through a commercial airport’s fuel system. The flight landed at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. The electro sust
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Fort Worth decides fate of eyesore looming over south side neighborhood

Who is on the hook for the $1.4 million that it would take to demolish the 100-year-old grain silos that loom over Worth Heights? Fort Worth has, in the past, laid the responsibility at the feet of the property owner. But the property’s owner, 3500 Alice Trust — and its trustee, James Gislason — have been unreachable b

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