Month: October 2014

Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, former First Lady Rosalynn Carter and more than 5,000 volunteers from around the U.S. converged in Dallas and Fort Worth to help build

The husband and wife team of Ron and Matrice Kirk, Dallas Independent School District Superintendent Mike Miles and Dallas County Chief Public Defender Lynn Pride Richardson are highlighted

In an unprecedented move, during their August 13th meeting, the City Council of Dallas unanimously approved the renaming of the eastern end of Flora Street to Ann Williams

On Tuesday, October 28, from 5:45 p.m. – 7:15 p.m., St. Philip’s School and Community Center will host its FallParentUniversity, Home Rulership: Ruling the Pathway of Our Children’s

Duncanville resident Jose’ (Joey) Rodriguez knew he was in the wrong place last year. A freshman at Duncanville High, he felt like just a number. With nearly 4,000

Dez Bryant turned Tony Romo’s oh-what-the-heck pass into the play that brushed aside a late-game meltdown from the Dallas Cowboys. Bryant’s spectacular catch when Romo had to unload

Drivers can avoid sitting in traffic by taking the DART rail to the State Fair of Texas; DART has a rail station that is conveniently adjacent to the

Adrianne Jackson of Oak Cliff was recently sworn in as a Dallas CASA volunteer advocate for abused children by The Hon. Cheryl Lee Shannon, Dallas County Judge, 305th

Dr. Wright L. Lassiter, Jr., Chancellor Emeritus of the Dallas County Community College District has released his twelfth and thirteenth books. The 12th book is entitled, Precious Memories and chronicles the fifty-five year life that he