Dallas Mourns Art Visionary Charles Dee Mitchell The Dallas art community is deeply saddened by the passing of Charles Dee Mitchell, a beloved art critic, curator, and collector, who died at 74 on November 25, 2025. Mitchell left an indelible mark on the city’s cultural landscape, shaping discourse and championing countless artists over decades. A Pillar of Dallas’s Artistic Identity Charles Dee Mitchell was a foundational presence in the Dallas art world, whose intellectual curiosity … Read More

North Texas Senior Living Redefines Dining A specific North Texas senior living community is drawing attention for its innovative approach to resident care, fundamentally reimagining the role food plays in daily life. Moving beyond conventional meal services, this pioneering facility is setting a new standard, promising enhanced well-being and a richer quality of life for seniors right here in our Dallas-Fort Worth community. Beyond the Plate: A Culinary Revolution in Senior Care Traditionally, senior living … Read More

Mahomes’ Thanksgiving Status: What Cowboys Fans Need to Know Thanksgiving Day football brings a marquee matchup to Dallas as the Cowboys host the Kansas City Chiefs. As fans gear up for this festive gridiron battle, a crucial piece of news has emerged from the Chiefs’ camp regarding their superstar quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, leaving many wondering about his availability and impact on the game. The Thanksgiving Showdown Approaches This Thursday, the Dallas Cowboys will face a … Read More

Texas’ SB 840: D-FW Suburbs Face Housing Mandate A new Texas state law, Senate Bill 840 (SB 840), is shaking up zoning regulations across the state, with a significant impact felt right here in Dallas-Fort Worth. Designed to combat Texas’ growing housing shortage, this legislation allows for more apartments and mixed-use residential buildings without the need for extensive city approval. Understanding SB 840: A State-Level Shift Effective September 1, SB 840 fundamentally changes how residential … Read More

Dallas Stars Unveil ‘The ’99’ Third Jersey: A Nod to Championship Glory Dallas Stars fans, get ready for a fresh look on the ice! The team has officially unveiled a new third jersey, affectionately dubbed “The ’99,” drawing inspiration from their iconic 1999 Stanley Cup championship season. This highly anticipated uniform is set to make its debut later this week, bringing a blend of history and modern flair to the rink. “The ’99” Makes Its … Read More

Dallas’s Hidden Housing Crisis: Protecting Our Affordable Rentals Dallas faces an urgent affordable housing crisis, particularly for “Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing” (NOAH). These unsubsidized rental homes, which constitute 80% of the city’s affordable stock, are rapidly disappearing due to intense market pressures, threatening to displace thousands of working families. Without intervention, Dallas could lose a staggering 98% of its NOAH properties by 2035. What is Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (NOAH)? When many think of affordable … Read More

Last-Minute Thanksgiving Grocery Shopping in North Texas Thanksgiving Day is almost here, and while many have their feast plans set, there’s always a chance for a last-minute ingredient run. For North Texas residents, several grocery retailers will be open on Thursday, offering options for those essential forgotten items, though with typically limited hours. Your Thanksgiving Day Grocery Options Whether you need an extra can of cranberry sauce or a forgotten herb for your stuffing, a … Read More