Don’t Let Dallas’ New Convention Center Destroy Its Southern Gateways
I’ve been closely watching the action over at Dallas City Hall as of late — and there’s been a lot of action — but one upcoming action item has me particularly concerned. On Wednesday, the Dallas City Council will vote on whether to raise the expanded...
Postage and Gas Money Couldn’t Save Plaintiff in FDCPA Suit
A collection attonrey has won dismissal of a consumer’s Fair Debt Collection Practices Act lawsuit over a disputed parking fee after a Magistrate Court judge in Texas found that the only injury the plaintiff described never made it into the operative complaint. The background: The case started with an...
Famous People From Irving Texas
Irving, Texas, was incorporated in 1914 and is home to over 250,000 people. Known as a significant business hub, Irving hosts the headquarters of several Fortune 500 companies and is adjacent to DFW International Airport, one of the busiest airports in the world. The city features the Toyota Music Factory, a vibrant en
Why Americans are quitting jobs to move to these 12 small cities
Migration trends show a growing number of families choosing smaller cities for affordability, space, and quality of life. Escaping... The post Why Americans are quitting jobs to move to these 12 small cities appeared first on The Queen Zone .
Eads: Denton County is focused on the future
With just over 1.069 million people and almost 90 people moving in each day, Denton County continues to experience tremendous growth. But growth alone is not what defines us. What matters most is how we prepare for it. Families, businesses, and entrepreneurs continue choosing Denton County because of our strong...
City Hall Roundup: Officials Play Hooky, KBHCC Showdown, Community Park
We’re another week closer to “summer break” at Dallas City Hall, with council members set to take July off from official public business at the horseshoe. No doubt there will still be some surprises and City Hall news next month, but nothing regular with budget hearings and ostensibly further 1500 Marilla St. relocatio
The Other Brutalist Building in Dallas We Love: J. Erik Jonsson Central Library
While the public has been caught up in the fight to save Dallas City Hall, there is another downtown brutalist building that deserves recognition, attention, and, quite possibly, saving. It’s the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library that faces City Hall. Part of Mayor Jonsson’s 1965 citizen-led initiative, Goals for...
Darlin’ Saddles Up On Henderson Avenue As Dallas’ Country Chic Strip Heats Up
Darlin’, a Western-chic cocktail and wine bar, quietly slid onto North Henderson Avenue earlier this month and is already staking a claim as another late-night stop on the neighborhood’s evolving dining strip. Inside, it is all dark wood, exposed beams, and leather seating, with a kitchen built around shareable plates
Denton Driver Snatched From Raging Flood After Pickup Swept Half A Mile
A Denton man and his pickup were swept away in heavy, fast-moving floodwaters yesterday, kicking off a tense, more-than-an-hour swift-water rescue that ended with firefighters pulling him to safety. The truck and its driver were carried roughly half a mile downstream before the vehicle finally jammed into a stand of tr
Jets were 300 feet apart in Boston close call that forced Delta flight to...
BOSTON (AP) — A Delta Air Lines jet was roughly 300 feet from an American Airlines plane during a close call at Boston's airport that forced the Delta aircraft to abort a weekend landing attempt, an aviation expert said Sunday. The Federal Aviation Administration said it was investigating the...

















