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    “Pedestrians and cyclists are vulnerable road users and are no match for someone driving a two-ton vehicle,” Laura Butterbrodt said. /Photo
by John Starkey E-bike riders push legal limits
    October 10, 2025
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    Community mourns Po’ Melvin’s manager
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    Irving—Customers and employees at longtime Irving restaurant Po’ Melvin’s are mourning the loss of beloved manager Daniel Gormley, who was shot and killed Sept. 29 while...
    Firefighters, city approve collective bargaining agreement
    October 10, 2025
    Irving—For the first time in city history, the Irving Professional Fire Fighters Association and the City of Irving have reached a negotiated collective bargaining...
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    October 10, 2025
    DeSoto—The DeSoto Public Library welcomed local author and Gospel artist Jackie Carr on Sept. 20 for a book signing and meet-the-author event that...

    Irving Health Center holds first open house
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    CISD delays vote on Town Center Elementary
    October 10, 2025
    Coppell—The Coppell Independent School District board has delayed a decision on whether to close Town Center Elementary School (TCE), giving parents and teachers a...
    photo by Zach Freeman Library hosts mental health fair
    October 10, 2025
    Cedar Hill—The Traphene Hickman Library opened its doors Oct. 4 to a range of local organizations and mental health professionals for the Mental...

    John Drake Named to International Fundraising Association’s Hall of...
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    IRVING--Baylor Scott & White Irving Foundation President John Drake will be inducted intothe Association for Healthcare Philanthropy’s (AHP)...

    VA North Texas Health Care System nationally recognized for its...
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    “This is what we do; we care for the community, and we care for the dead,” Gary Westerman said. / Photo by Mark Zeske Volunteers honor past at Sowers Cemetery
    October 3, 2025
    Irving—Among weathered headstones, community members gathered Sept. 27 to honor the past and preserve it for the future at the 7th annual...

    photo by Zach Freeman Game-A-Thon benefits Family Advocacy Center
    October 3, 2025
    Irving—When an EF1 tornado tore struck Irving in March, the city’s Family Advocacy Center (IFAC) was left reeling. The facility, which has served...

    Parents push back as school faces closure
    October 3, 2025
    Coppell—According to many families in Coppell, Town Center Elementary (TCE) isn’t just a school. It’s a cornerstone of the community, a walkable hub next to City Hall, the...
    photo by Zach Freeman Officers build trust with shoes
    October 3, 2025
    Grand Prairie—Grand Prairie Police officers gave away shoes to more than 500 pre-kindergarten through fifth grade students at Hector P. Garcia...

    The goal for today is to make this park even more beautiful for future generations,” Rick Hose said. /Photo by Arden Terry Irving’s Trash Bash builds community spirit
    October 3, 2025
    Irving—On a cool fall morning at T.W. Richardson Grove Park, 421 volunteers grabbed gloves, and trash bags. Their mission: clear litter from the...

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