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The Addison City Council held lengthy discussions Tuesday, Jan. 13, debating whether to let residents vote on withdrawing from Dallas Area Rapid Transit, revisiting a question the council narrowly …
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City council members directed staff to extend a garage conversion amnesty program by six months after complaints about inaccurate data that incorrectly flagged homes as having unpermitted …
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North Dallas Votes board president Bonnie Moore helped students register to vote and find out who is on their ballot for the March 3 primary on Thursday, Jan. 22, at the Dallas College Brookhaven …
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Where a wholesale furniture warehouse once operated, children will soon soar down giant slides, navigate ninja warrior courses and bounce across trampolines in one of North Texas' most ambitious …
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Carrollton resident, William Michael Burns, 71, was killed by Carrollton Police when he pointed a handgun at officers when they approached his residence to follow up on a trespass …
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EDUCATION
Brass, woodwind or percussion players looking for a new home to make music can join a new Symphonic Wind Ensemble at Dallas College Brookhaven.
Dr. Naomi Fanshier tested the idea last semester, …
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CFBISD, in partnership with H-E-B and the Kendra Scott Foundation, unveiled its first Yellow Library at McLaughlin Strickland Elementary School. Through this statewide initiative, the campus will …
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BUSINESS
Addison became home to a new place to have fun last week at Hooky Entertainment marked its grand opening at 5409 Belt Line Rd.
Residents and visitors visited the multi-activity venue to get a …
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EVENTS
We're celebrating two years of great times at Bankhead Brewpub in Farmers Branch. Join us for an ALL-DAY PARTY with:
- Food and drink specials all day - Free custom Bankhead glassware for the …
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Due to the inclement weather, the 2026 State of the City is rescheduled to Thursday, January 29. Residents are invited to see our Year in Review highlights, meet Council and staff, and share feedback.
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The monthly meetings and the artist demo/workshop that follows the meeting are open to the public free of charge. FBCAA promotes art and artists throughout our communities at large. Our current exhibits include Josey Ranch Library and Farmers Branch Manske Library. Please join us.
FBCAA is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization, we meet third Saturday of the month (September - May) 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. at Josey Ranch Carrollton Library.
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Join us for a relaxed gathering centered on meaningful conversation, good coffee, and genuine connection. In times that can feel heavy or uncertain, we believe creating space for community matters more than ever.
This is a welcoming environment where people can slow down, listen, and connect - no pressure, no agenda, just presence.
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