Dallas Opens Volunteer Center for FIFA World Cup

Dallas Opens Volunteer Center for FIFA World Cup

Dallas Opens Volunteer Center for FIFA World Cup 2026 North Texas is buzzing with excitement as the official FIFA World Cup 2026 Volunteer Center grand opened at Fair Park this week. This pivotal center marks the beginning of a massive recruitment drive to find thousands of dedicated individuals who will help host the global football spectacle coming to our region next summer. Your Opportunity to Volunteer for a Global Event The city of Dallas officially … Read More

Dallas Mavericks VP Billy Phillips Retires Leaves Legacy

Dallas Mavericks VP Billy Phillips Retires Leaves Legacy

Dallas Mavericks VP Billy Phillips Retires, Leaves Storied Legacy After 33 impactful years with the Dallas Mavericks, Billy Phillips, the esteemed vice president of corporate sponsorships, is stepping down. His retirement on December 23, 2025, marks the end of an era for one of the franchise’s most respected figures, whose influence stretches far beyond the basketball court and into the very fabric of North Texas sports. A Foundation in North Texas Soccer Phillips’ impressive sports … Read More

Clementine Hunter Art Exhibition Opens Dallas

Clementine Hunter Art Exhibition Opens Dallas

Experience Clementine Hunter’s Memories at African American Museum A new exhibition at the African American Museum in Dallas is set to transport visitors into the world of self-taught Louisiana painter Clementine Hunter. Opening next week, “Sunday Call to Church: The Art of Clementine Hunter” celebrates the unique perspective of an artist who depicted worship, work, and community on a former plantation in her vibrant work. Discovering Clementine Hunter’s Enduring Art Dallas is proud to host … Read More


Education Department Dismantled Grants Shift

Education Department Dismantled Grants Shift

Education Department Overhaul: What It Means for Dallas Schools The U.S. Education Department is undergoing a significant restructuring as the Trump administration accelerates its plans to dismantle the agency. This major shift involves transferring key grant programs, totaling billions of dollars, to other federal departments, raising questions about the future of education funding and support across the nation, including right here in North Texas. A Major Step Towards Dismantling the Department As of November 18, … Read More

Dallas wins TxDOT grant to bridge historic divides

Dallas wins TxDOT grant to bridge historic divides

The Loop Dallas Bridges Divides with Major TxDOT Grant Dallas is taking a significant step towards a more connected future, thanks to a recent $10.9 million grant from the Texas Transportation Commission. This vital funding, secured by The Loop Dallas in partnership with Dallas Park and Recreation, will accelerate the construction of a critical segment of the Trinity Forest Spine Trail, affirming the city’s commitment to modern and equitable mobility. A Vision for a Connected … Read More

Paige Bueckers Lights Up Dallas Courtside

Paige Bueckers Lights Up Dallas Courtside

Paige Bueckers Lights Up Dallas Courtside & Beyond Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckers is making waves this offseason, not just on the court, but throughout the national sports and fashion scenes. Her latest high-profile appearance brought her courtside right here in Fort Worth, attending a major NBA game, showcasing her busy schedule and diverse interests. Courtside Spectator: Dallas Mavericks vs. New York Knicks Bueckers continued her habit of attending major sporting events, making a courtside … Read More


Dallas Housing Growth Without Displacement

Dallas Housing Growth Without Displacement

Dallas’ Housing Future: Growth vs. Displacement Dallas recently hosted its second annual housing summit, bringing together experts, city officials, and residents to tackle the city’s complex housing challenges. The central theme explored how Dallas can grow its housing supply to meet evolving needs without exacerbating displacement, a topic stirring both concern and hope within the community. The Evolving Face of Dallas Households A century ago, the typical family of four settled into a single-family home … Read More

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