Your trusted source for community news
Hiatus Day Spa • Med Spa celebrated the opening of its new Addison location Monday with a ribbon cutting hosted by the Metrocrest Area Chamber of Commerce. The spa, located at 5310 Belt Line …
Carrollton renewed a nearly $1.2 million contract for 82 Flock Safety cameras as a group of residents continues to press city leaders for greater oversight and transparency over the police …
More than 1 in 10 children in Farmers Branch live in a household without an internet subscription, nearly twice the statewide rate, according to an analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data. …
Beginning November 1, water and sewer rates will increase by 12%. The adjustment is necessary to align rates with the true cost of providing water and wastewater services and to provide resources for …
Businesses are invited to a free financial forum Oct. 12 at Metrocrest Services in Carrollton. Metrocrest Services, in partnership with Liberty Capital Bank, will host the Small Business …
The Town of Addison's Development Services division is launching its first Development 101 Planning Academy, a three-session course designed to help residents understand how land use decisions are …
For nearly 60 years, Farmers Branch Elementary has been a place where generations of students have learned, grown and made memories. On Monday morning, the school began writing its next chapter as …
Farmers Branch residents can add a tree to their yards for free this fall as part of the city’s effort to grow its tree canopy. The city will give away a limited number of trees Saturday, Nov. …
Carrollton has a full slate of community events planned for October, including fall festivals, live music, recreation programs, public safety classes and Halloween activities. Perry Pumpkin …
The Carvana Junior PPA Tour has announced the formation of the Junior PPA Select Team, a premier development pathway aimed at identifying, training and elevating the next generation of elite …
Residents across the Metrocrest will have a chance to meet the first responders who serve their neighborhoods, spend some time with their neighbors and, depending on where they live, enjoy everything …
The Farmers Branch City Council deadlocked Sept. 15 over whether the city should pay council member Lupe Gonzalez’s legal expenses in a civil dispute with Mayor Terry Lynne, leaving the request …
The Farmers Branch Fire Department has added two new ambulances to its fleet, replacing older vehicles as the department works to keep up with the growing demand for emergency services. The two …
The Farmers Branch City Council voted unanimously Sept. 17 to keep the city’s property tax rate at $0.5435 per $100 of taxable value, the same rate as last year. Higher property values and new …
The Farmers Branch City Council adopted a $178.5 million operating and capital budget Sept. 15, setting city spending for the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1. Ordinance 4014 sets total operating …
Farmers Branch plans to seek bids this fall for long-awaited improvements at Squire and Mercer parks after City Council members gave staff direction Sept. 15 on the remaining design choices for both …
Keeping the “City in a Park” green, healthy, safe and welcoming takes much more than mowing the grass. Every day, Farmers Branch Parks and Recreation employees are checking …
Local pickleball players have until Oct. 26 to register to compete when professional and amateur pickleball returns to Brookhaven Country Club in Farmers Branch this November. The Opendoor …
There's a moment almost every new customer goes through before they ever call us. It usually sounds something like this: "I should be able to handle this myself." I understand that feeling …
A longtime Belt Line Road motel site and a neighboring restaurant property that has sat vacant for more than a decade could be transformed into a five-story residential development following action …