Dallas Celebrates Second Warmest Christmas on Record Dallas experienced an exceptionally mild Christmas Day this year, with temperatures soaring well into the 70s. This unseasonably warm weather made for the city’s second warmest Christmas on record, drawing massive crowds to popular outdoor spaces like Klyde Warren Park. An Unforgettable Outdoor Holiday While many envision a crisp, cool Christmas, Dallasites embraced a decidedly different scene this year. The mercury climbed far above typical December averages, creating … Read More

Dallas County GOP Switches Primary Voting Machines Get ready for a significant change at the polls, Dallas County Republicans. The local GOP is replacing the familiar electronic voting machines for the upcoming March 5 primary, opting for a new system to address past concerns about election integrity and system reliability. This decision aims to improve the voting experience and increase voter confidence in the results for the Republican primary election. Why the Change? Addressing Past … Read More

King of the Hill: Finding Our Texas Roots in Arlen For Dallas locals, few animated series capture the essence of Texas life quite like “King of the Hill.” This beloved show, which ran for 13 seasons, might be set in the fictional town of Arlen, but its characters, humor, and situations resonate deeply with our own experiences across the Lone Star State. The Enduring Appeal of Arlen, Texas From the moment Hank Hill first declared … Read More

Oak Cliff Cultural Center Announces 2026 Season Dallas’s vibrant arts scene is set for an exciting new year as the Oak Cliff Cultural Center (OCCC) unveils its diverse lineup of artistic programs for 2026. This announcement promises a rich tapestry of cultural experiences, reinforcing the center’s commitment to fostering creativity and community engagement in the heart of Oak Cliff. A Hub for Dallas Arts and Culture The Oak Cliff Cultural Center stands as a cornerstone … Read More

Cowboys Fall to Chargers: A Familiar Echo in December Another Sunday brought another dose of heartbreak for Dallas Cowboys fans, as the team stumbled in a crucial matchup against the Chargers. The feeling across North Texas wasn’t just disappointment; for many, it was an unsettling sense of “deja vu,” a familiar narrative unfolding once again just weeks before the playoffs. When Winning Feels Out of Reach The Dallas News captured the sentiment perfectly: “It was … Read More

Dallas Grocery Hours: Christmas Eve Shopping Guide The festive season in Dallas-Fort Worth often brings a whirlwind of last-minute preparations, and for many, that includes a crucial trip to the grocery store. With Christmas Eve falling on a Sunday this year, knowing when your favorite North Texas markets will close is essential to ensure your holiday feast is complete and stress-free. Avoid disappointment by planning your final shopping run well in advance. Christmas Eve Shopping: … Read More

Dallas Drivers, Prepare for Winter with Iceblock App As Dallas locals know, winter weather, especially unexpected ice, can turn our commutes into a treacherous challenge. A new tool, the Iceblock app, aims to empower drivers with real-time, community-sourced information on icy road conditions, potentially making our North Texas winters safer. Navigating North Texas Winters Dallas experiences its fair share of unpredictable winter weather. While heavy snow might be rare, freezing rain and black ice are … Read More