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“We’re proud that the Expo attracted not only those interested in trade and technology but also people
who came to learn about Taiwanese culture, products, and innovations,” Simon Lai said. /Photo by Arden Terry

Taiwan Expo showcases innovation

August 22, 2025

Dallas—The Taiwan Expo USA 2025 brought a vibrant mix of culture, innovation, and business opportunity to the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention...

August 15, 2025

Dallas: Summer Art FestivalAugust 16-17, 1 -5 p.m.4500 Sigma Rd.Southwest Gallery hosts ten exceptional artists demonstrating their creativity live. Enjoy margaritas,...

Desoto: Back 2 School DriveAugust 10 3-6 p.m.Ernie Roberts Park, 515 E Pleasant Run Rd.Join The Dallas NAACP Youth & DeSoto Teen Council for an exciting Back 2 School...

Dallas County heat-related death reported

Dallas County—Dallas County Health and Human Services (DCHHS) reports the first heat-related death for the 2025 season. The resident was a male in their 60s with unknown...

Dallas College launches workforce initiative

Dallas—A transformative $5.7 million federal investment is set to reshape health care education and workforce development across North Texas. Funded by the U.S. Department...

11th Annual Back to School Festival

Pull up for the biggest community celebration in the Cliff! Thousands of free backpacks will be given away—generously provided by Witherite Law Group—plus free food trucks,...

“There’s no way in the world I can sit back and watch you cut the services for people who need them the most,”
Joyce Foreman said. /Photo by Arden Terry

Riders speak out against DART cuts

Dallas—The Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) board faced strong public opposition during a July 8 meeting at its Dallas headquarters, where proposed...

“We have a variety of small, medium and large dogs,
and then a good number of healthy adoptable cats that
includes kittens,” Erica Bennett said. /Photo by Andrew
Utterback

Find a new best friend—No fees, no fuss

Dallas— Dallas Animal Services has launched its Mission Pawsible adoption campaign with an ambitious goal: find homes for 1,200 pets by the end of...

Cambodian temple blends culture, cuisine

Dallas—The the Cambodian Buddhist Temple of Dallas, or Wat Jetapon Khemararam, welcomed visitors from across the community during its fourth annual Cambodian Street Food...

State Fair of Texas Announces the Return of FREE Pre-Fair Horse Shows

DALLAS – July 18, 2025 – Saddle up, folks! The State Fair of Texas is proud to announce the lineup of pre-Fair horse shows leading up to the opening of the 2025 State Fair...

Duncanville/Dallas: The Cambodian Buddhist Temple of Dallas Annual Street Food FundraiserJuly 20 at, a.m. – 3 p.m.5701 Crystal Lake Blvd.In partnership with our cultural...

Guardrails aren't free

Dallas—Guardrails are built to save lives, but repairing them comes at a steep cost, one that ultimately impacts every Texas taxpayer.Every week,...

“I am a DART rider by choice. I love the system,” Tyler Wright said. / Photo by Arden Terry

Proposed DART changes concern citizens

Dallas—DART (Dallas Area Rapid Transit) held a public meeting on June 28 to discuss proposed service changes, including eliminating nine bus...

Irving: Block PrintingJuly 7, 2 p.m.West Irving Library, 4444 W. Rochelle Rd.The West Irving Library is holding a special art project for tweens and teens. Partcipants will...

“We want to bring high-performing middle school athletes together, get people to come together, know each other, and play a good game,” Maddie Grohovena said. /Photo by Andrew Utterback

Athletes improve at All State Game

Richardson—Middle school volleyball athletes from across the state of Texas met at Dallas College in Richardson for the Texas Girls Volleyball All...

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