Months after voters rejected a roughly $31 million bond proposition for Arlington ISD athletic and fine art facilities, trustees have voted for the district to foot at least part of the bill. On Tuesday night, the school board unanimously voted to pay roughly $17 million for the projects using inter
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While this year’s Halloween column is more about the beverages, one of the spots in this roundup of specials features both food and beverages. Read on for a mix of strong cocktails, nonalcoholic spirits and a Samhain dinner with wine pairings. I should also mention that while vin...
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A clinical trial going on now at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas could lead to a new treatment option for some breast cancer patients. And more women are needed as the trial proceeds. Radiation oncologist Asal Rahimi leads the team of researchers studying a new strategy ...
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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and Adidas have teamed up to award new uniforms to several high school programs nationwide. South Oak Cliff in the Dallas ISD was one of them for the 2026 season. Southlake Carroll High School was chosen in 2025. Mahomes, who went to...
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Crossroads Community Services is celebrating 25 years of serving Dallas, Ellis and Navarro Counties. The local food resource organization's leaders said the work they are doing now is more important than ever before, with higher food prices and changes in Supplemental Nutrition A...
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PytchBlack, a Fort Worth-based advertising and design firm, was selectedearlier this year to develop a new brand identity for ESPN Events as the organization celebrates its25th anniversary. The agency created an updated brand logo, positioning, and tagline; a 25thanniversary logo...
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Senior Hire Adds Strategy, Media, and Crisis Depth as Kwedar & Co. Builds for Its Next Stage of Growth. Fort Worth, Texas) – Kwedar & Co., a leading public relations and communications agency based in Fort Worth, has hired Evan S.K. Sullivan as Senior Communications Strategist. S...
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Because they served and protected our nation, it's our job to now serve and protect them. That's the idea behind United in Service, a free program for veterans, active-duty military and their families, on Oct. 24 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.. The event is being put on by Tarleton State Un...
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Bourland, Wall & Wenzel would like to welcome our newest associate attorney, Regan Lyden. Mrs. Lyden graduated from Texas Tech School of Law and passed the July 2022 Bar Exam. Her practice has primarily focused on family law and general civil litigation, including matters involvi...
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I’ll admit I wasn’t expecting very much going into Clayface. I probably should have known better, since I’ve praised director James Watkins before and screenwriters Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini have both been on my radar for good reasons. Even so, I was expecting something on ...
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Lucille Robinson Kratky passed away Oct. 15, 2026 at the age of 98. Ethel Lucille Robinson Kratky was born Decemeber 1, 1927 in Fort Worth to A. O. and Julia Whiteman. She was preceded in death by her husbands, Wayne Robinson and Bernie Kratky, her daughter, Trisha Senft, her son...
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People 55 and older are the fastest growing population experiencing homelessness, prompting a new Fort Worth partnership among public and private entities to provide for the needs of people experiencing homelessness. Philanthropist and business woman Flora Brewer, who died in 202...
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After three years of hearings and pushback from residents, state officials voted down an air quality permit that would have allowed a company to operate a concrete batch plant in south Tarrant County. Texas Commission on Environmental Quality commissioners unanimously voted Wedne...
