Texas

These once-thriving communities are now sparsely populated and largely abandoned, yet they offer intriguing sights for curious visitors. As industries and businesses came and went over the past couple of centuries, residents flocked to more…
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From specialty shops to ethnic cuisines, here are the best little grocery markets in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. No matter the neighborhood you live in, groceries are a staple. Though there’s an abundance of H-E-B and Whole Foods locations…
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a rule enforcing maximum allowable levels of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in drinking water.The directive, announced on April 10, 2024, sets non-negotiable maximum…
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With 30 branches, the Dallas Public Library is a welcoming presence across the city. Some branches have more unique experiences than others, giving regulars and visitors a place to unwind and be productive.  Whether you’re looking to…
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The City of Dallas Department of Public Works is planning to upgrade the city’s communication kiosks with digital elements. This initiative is designed to provide an interactive platform to promote local businesses and events, stimulate…
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When composers Albert von Tilzer and Jack Norworth, the minds behind the song “Take Me Out to the Ball Game,” were penning lyrics back in 1908, baseball foods were much more limited. “Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack” — there wasn’t a…
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In an official ceremony at Dallas City Hall on Wednesday, April 10, Mayor Eric Johnson appointed Dr. Mag Gabbert as the city's second Poet Laureate. The Hockaday School student, Naisha Randhar, was also named the Youth Poet Laureate. These…
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Tarrant County is a dream for beer fans. Nearly two dozen breweries across the county are slinging brews and serving up savory eats to complement the suds. With so many options, it can feel overwhelming. How do you know what to try? Not to…
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The oldest cemetery in Dallas is approaching its 200th birthday. Shortly after the Battle of the Alamo, William S. Beaty moved to the Texas Republic, settling on 640 acres along the Trinity River. On June 5, 1846, Beaty declared about 10…
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With several beautiful properties sporting over 100 years of history, Fort Worth’s B&Bs provide a cozy charm unlike any other city. Fort Worth was officially founded in 1849, earning the slogan “Where the West Begins.” While “Home of…
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