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Meet the couple behind Strange Powers Press
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The Spelled Milk keeps the cereals coming
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Cooling off in the Cliff
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Remembering Peggy Larney
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Community members express concern about Kiest Tennis Center’s future
The City of Dallas is considering a change in management rights of the Kiest Tennis Center, which could affect the accessibility of tennis programming for the community.
Another proposed plan for the Jefferson and Houston viaducts heads to committee
City officials met with community members on Friday, May 15 to present an update regarding the revised traffic plan for the Jefferson Boulevard and Houston Street Viaducts.
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Tribal All Day Cafe relocating within Bishop Arts
Tribal All Day Cafe is moving to a new spot within the Bishop Arts District.
Gtz Art Gallery opening soon on West Davis Street
A new art gallery is coming to West Davis Street.
LIFESTYLE
24 Hour Dallas to host informational meeting to prepare Oak Cliff for FIFA
24 Hour Dallas will host a Global Soccer Hospitality Informational Meeting on Wednesday, May 20, at the Texas Theatre.
KERA: ‘I’d rather just give you who I am’: How Oak Cliff shaped RJ the Weirdo and his emotionally raw new album
Dallas artist RJ the Weirdo is opening up about insecurity, fatherhood and relationships on his latest music project, At Least She’s Beautiful.
