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• DFW's rapid population growth puts it atop nation's metros
• Terrell Police confirm a murder-suicide over the Memorial Day weekend
• Radio host Mark Davis moving to station KSKY in June
• EFH worth less now than when bought 5 years ago
• RIM reportedly to cut at least 2,000 jobs worldwide
• Samsung releases Galaxy S3 smartphone in Europe
• Legoland’s New Ride!
• Dallas Summer Reading Program
• Chilis ~ Kids Eat Free May 29th & 30th!
• Beach Bound Babe: Your Essential Survival Kit
• Cardstore.com ~ 30% Off Father’s Day and Graduation Cards!
• Headlines May 29, 2012
• Victory Lane
• Ballet Frontier of Texas inspires young dancers and the DFW arts community
• BREAKING NEWS: Dallas SWAT is at SMU due to a suspected armed gunman
• Headlines May 28, 2012
• Top 10 Things to do on Memorial Day!
• Memorial Day: Remembering the victims of government
• 3 Ingredient Key Lime Pie!
• Headlines May 27, 2012
• Studio Movie Grill Summer Movies
• Memorial Day Special ~ $50 Restaurant.com Gift Card for Only $20!
• Dream On
• Headlines May 26, 2012
• Profit soars for SABMiller, MillerCoors' co-parent
• Food, medicine and a good shave: The week in pictures
• Fort Worth investor buys 2 office buildings, data center complex
• Memorial Day weekend offers plenty to do in DFW, with slideshow
• Moody's upgrades Dallas County's credit rating
• Humana, Verizon and others in this week's Bonus Public Eye slideshow
• Chesapeake puts more oil, gas lease land up for sale
• UT Arlington to join Sun Belt Conference in 2013
• Apple CEO Tim Cook passes up $75M in dividend on stock awards
• Baylor University Medical Center tops list of largest hospitals
• Mayor Rawlings touts improvements in downtown Dallas
• CapLease Inc. buys two Richardson office buildings for $46M
• Parkland OKs 3-month extension of Royer's contract as interim CEO
• Roberts Cos. puts Dallas Courtyard by Marriott into bankruptcy
• Research in Motion loses another exec as sales chief leaves
• American pilots union told it must follow usual appeal process
• Headlines May 25, 2012!
• Dallas headed toward a top 10 warmest May
• Rawlings touts downtown Dallas improvements
• Hawaiian Falls Even MORE Fun this Summer
• Richardson office complex acquired by investment trust for $46M
• Parkland extends Royer's contract as interim CEO
• Hewlett-Packard job cuts' impact on Plano uncertain
• 'Operation Crackdown' begins demolishing drug homes in Dallas
• Dallas dines out more than any other U.S. city
• Plano-based consultant recommends Astrodome redevelopment
• Apple's iPhone tops mobile ads in first quarter
• Newmark Grubb Knight Frank hires Tim Feemster
• Cobalt Capital Partners buys Atlanta industrial portfolio
• Cattle trailer wreck shuts down northbound I-35E
• Hyatt Regency Dallas starts $50 million makeover
• Tiffany Derry enlists former TV foes for celebrity chef series
• Office tower in Dallas gets $22.7 million in financing
• Dallas Business Journal hosts 2nd annual Private Women's Dinner
• Total Wine & More opens store today in Dallas
• Hewlett-Packard announces plan to cut 27,000 jobs
• American Eagle might still be spun off after bankruptcy
• The Marketing Arm wins Sports Business Award
• Free Summer Kick Off at Bass Pro Shops
• Family Cooking Class with Katie Workman Tonight in Plano!
• Headlines May 24, 2012
• Why are Mexicans in Chicago so mean?
• Scrap-Yard Owners Evolve to Survive Assault by City Hall and the News.
• How Jimmy's Conquered Dallas
• Hyatt Regency begins $50M makeover
• Tiffany Derry enlists celebrities for summer chef series
• Dallas office tower gets $22.7M in financing
• DBJ hosts second-annual Private Women's Dinner
• Total Wine opening Dallas store Thursday
• Hewlett-Packard says it will cut 27,000 jobs
• MV Transportation picks up more Los Angeles services
• ICSC RECon: Expansion on the horizon
• Report: UT-Arlington could join Sun Belt Conference
• BNSF plans $199 million in Texas spending this year
• Monica's Aca Y Alla in Deep Ellum to close
• Mr. Smoot vs. the Smart Meter: Final Chapter?
• HP earnings eyed for more news on big job cuts
• Wells Fargo to hold mortgage assistance event in Dallas
• FCC chief's comments cause Netflix shares to drop
• Dallas County sees slight increase in property valuations
• ERCOT says power supplies will be tight in coming years
• Headlines May 23, 2012
• Free Slurpee Day at 7-Eleven Today!
• Cardstore.com ~ Buy 2 Father’s Day Cards, Get 1 Free!
• Op-Ed Piece on Low Income Housing
• Downtown Dallas news beats for May 22
• I Heart Faces Photography Conference comes to Dallas!
• Mr. Smoot vs. the Smart Meter, Episode 3
• Wells Fargo plans Dallas mortgage assistance workshop
• American Eagle to trim 10 percent of management team
• Boy Scouts name Wayne Brock to chief exec post
• Southwest Airlines plans to lease 717s to Delta
• Parkland batting .250 on federally-mandated fixes
• Venari Resources gets $1.125B in investments
• DFW schools recognized in Newsweek, Washington Post rankings
• Cheddar's files confidentially for IPO
• Texas already adding more jobs in 2012 than last year
• Greatbatch Inc. moving corporate HQ to Frisco
• Trademark Property brought in to revive Victory Park retail
• Simon Property Group investors reject CEO pay package
• Centennial Real Estate buys N. Richland Hills shopping center
• Park Place to break ground of 170,000 SF Plano Lexus dealership
• AMR debt holders hire advisers to look at bankruptcy case
• T-Shirt Memory Pillows from Mominizer for $32 (Retail $65)
• Headlines May 22, 2012
• Half-Off Crafty Kids Playhouses!
• Mineral Wells Fossil Park
• Trademark Property Co. hired to revive Victory Park retail
• Texas preps for Panama Canal expansion
• Best Buy names CEO search firm, discloses interim CEO pay
• Chesapeake directors cut pay; still highly compensated
• Apple, Samsung chiefs to meet in patent peace talks
• Free meeting space available to Dallas nonprofits
• SkyWalker Property Partners buys Irving office building
• J.P. Morgan Chase suspends $15B stock-buyback program
• Schindler Elevator Corp. signs at Parc 114 in Irving
• Kaufman County: Habitual drunk driver gets 80 years in prison
• Macy's says 292 stores to double as fulfillment centers
• Terrell woman sentenced to 70 years in prison for dealing methamphetamines
• Trader Joe's picks site for second Dallas store
• RioCan to buy 80 percent stake in Montgomery Plaza's retail
• Nasdaq says it bungled Facebook Inc.'s IPO
• American Airlines, unions to have mediated talks in June
• Electricians, office professionals unions OK deals with Lockheed
• Top 10 Bee Gees Songs!
• Cardstore.com ~ Free Shipping through 5/31 + 10 Free Birth Announcements when you buy 10!
• Headlines May 21,2012
• Headlines May 20, 2012
• Headlines May 19, 2012
• Mother and Teen Daughter Workshop
• Part of Dallas-based Coach America sold out of bankruptcy
• Texas unemployment rate drops to 6.9 percent
• American Realty Advisors buy luxe Farmers Branch apartment community
• Stockdale buys Falk Fabrics retail building in Uptown
• Railroad Commission candidates in their own words
• Liberty Speakers expose the ruinous drug war
• Where to go & who to see this weekend, May 18 - 20
• The week in pictures slideshow: Buildings, people and having fun
• Clay Vaughn, Jeff Eiting join CBRE
• United, Continental pilots union calls for strike vote
• Carlile Bancshares buying Colorado Community Bank
• Penney's Ron Johnson tops list of Dallas-Fort Worth CEO pay
• Hotel Palomar could revert to Westdale Capital
• Transitions Lenses ~ Free Eye Screenings at Taste Addison May 18-20 #seemoresights
• Local Bestselling Author Presents an Interview with Manny Camacho, PI
• Headlines May 18, 2012
• Scholarship for Graduating Seniors Deadline Monday!
• S&P cuts J.C. Penney credit rating to BB-
• Marshall replaces Rodgers at Blue Cross of Texas
• SMU fires Steve Orsini as athletic director
• For a 2nd year, Richland hosts free summer camp for teens interested in science, technology, engineering and math
• U.S. Chamber seeks regulatory certainty, resource access
• Atlas Resource to buy Barnett Shale reserves, raises guidance
• Construction begins on AT&T Performing Arts Center box office pavilion
• Humana exec ranks Dallas among health care hot spots
• Hewlett-Packard job cuts reportedly coming, source says
• Wells Fargo is No. 1 SBA 7(a) lender in Texas
• Texas Rangers add 2-foot-long Great Bratbino to food offerings
• Michaels begins temporary leadership after CEO Menzer's stroke
• Verizon says it will eliminate unlimited data plans
• Judge says AMR can cut pay, benefits of workers ahead of union vote
• Apple expected to release iPhone with larger screen
• Commercial Metals buys 28.3 acres in Fort Worth to relocate scrap yard
• Amusement Parks and Sports at Sci-Tech
• Graduation Gift Ideas ~ Diamond Charm Necklaces and Swiss Watches!
• Headlines May 17, 2012
• CityArts Festival 2012
• Ask a Mexican: Why Are Mexicans Always Changing Their Names?
• Showdown at Winfrey Point
• A Missing Teenager's Texas Getaway
• Is Dallas slipping back into a drought?
• Michaels Stores names interim leadership after CEO stroke
• Southwest slows fleet growth, ups dividend
• American Airlines plans more Brazil flights
• Champ d'Or buyer identified as Tabani Group affiliate
• EatZi's opening Grapevine location Thursday
• Lamar Hunt family's Trinity Hunt Partners makes new investment
• Parkland hospital construction on schedule, board told
• Slideshow: Sheraton Dallas North completes renovation
• Click It or Ticket: Kaufman County law officers looking for seat belt violators
• Tom Hicks company joins Appleton Papers in $675M deal
• Delta Air Lines, pilots reach tentative contract agreement
• Arrow Retail announces rebranding within Cypress Equities
• KPMG Centre in Dallas listed on June foreclosure auction
• J.C. Penney will introduce new brands next fall, spring
• Parkland making 'measurable progress,' according to report
• Penney posts $163M loss in first quarter; suspends dividend
• Judge keeps Hostess Brands' union contacts intact
• Chase shareholders vote to keep CEO, chairman posts together
• Report: General Motors to stop paid advertising on Facebook
• AT&T's score rises in American Customer Satisfaction Index
• Robe Envy
• Headlines May 16, 2012
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce News - May 14, 2012
• J.C. Penney announces new brands
• Report: Parkland Hospital making measurable progress
• J.C. Penney reports 1Q loss, dip in sales
• Teamsters: Judge refuses to reject Hostess labor contracts
• Dallas Mavericks re-sign coach Rick Carlisle
• Is TI's Rich Templeton smarter than a fifth-grader? A slideshow
• Kaufman County police agencies honor fallen officers on National Police Week
• Hesse wins re-election to Sprint board despite opposition
• Hunt Realty, Texas Teachers invest in real estate debt
• Omni Dallas receives LEED Gold certification; with slideshow
• Transport Workers Union groups split on American contract offer
• Kaufman County K-9 teams go to Gun Barrel to give demo to students
• Psychiatrist leads national trial for depression biomarkers
• Top social media retailers; one day to enter Social Madness
• Apple to launch revamped MacBook Pro this summer
• Pilots tell court American asks for too much in bankruptcy plan
• J.P. Morgan Chase moves to shield CEO Dimon after trading loss
• Southwest Airlines granted access to Reagan National Airport
• McClendon: Chesapeake welcomes Icahn as investor
• Family Vacation 2012
• Half Off Personalized Children’s Books!
• Top 10 New TV Shows of 2011-2012!
• Headlines May 15, 2012
• 2012 Chamber Gala: The Ultimate Networking Program
• Zang Triangle Ribbon Cutting
• Juneteenth Cultural Festival 2012
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce News - May 12, 2012
• Kaufman County Sheriff's report for May 7 through May 13, 2012
• City Council to vote Wednesday on downtown fracking issue
• Dallas' SQLC to help develop Indiana senior community
• Bimbo Bakeries to build $75M Rockwall facility
• One day remains to enter Social Madness competition
• Texans to get reprieve on paying sales taxes on energy-efficient appliances
• Fund manager calls on Chesapeake to fire McClendon
• Barnes opens medical staffing office in Las Colinas
• Pizza Hut franchisee NPC beefs up revenue but earnings slip
• Schulze out as Best Buy chair; Dunn didn't misuse resources, report says
• Criminals are targeting joggers and patrons on the Katy Trail
• Hostess Brands layoffs could total 127 in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Dallas among top 'super-commuter' cities
• Slideshow: Long-vacant building on Ervay under contract
• Cotton Bowl to host Red River Classic through 2020
• H.E. Butt Grocery purchases 16 acres in north Fort Worth
• Pickens reportedly sells stake in Chesapeake Energy
• Unions to present case in American Airlines' bankruptcy
• 3 execs to leave J.P. Morgan Chase in wake of $2.3B loss
• Headlines May 13, 2012
• Thoughts on Motherhood
• Headlines May 13, 2012
• Liberty Speakers present the New Jim Crow Laws
• Reliant Trinity River Wind Festival
• Headlines May 12, 2012
• Tiffany Inspired Sterling Silver Necklace for $14.99 Shipped!
• Slideshow: Vacant building at 211 N. Ervay in Dallas under contract
• UT, OU sign deal to extend Red River Rivalry through 2020
• Slideshow: Opening of Belo Garden moves forward, despite rain
• U.S. Chamber pushes intellectual property rules in TPP talks
• Frontiers of Flight Museum honors Gary Kelly
• Troy Aikman's house priced at $14M after reported land sale
• Marilyn Manson - tonight!
• Top health care deal-makers to meet in Dallas
• AA pilots, flight attendants demonstrate against management
• Boeing CEO warns deep defense cuts may lead to massive layoffs
• Investor picks up 15 acres in Grand Prairie business park
• Mr. Smoot vs. the Smart Meter
• Chesapeake said to have $1.4B in unreported liabilities
• Slideshow: The new look of Libertarian outreach
• Slideshow: Which DFW firms got the most private investment?
• Same-store sales drop 12.5 percent at GameStop
• T-Mobile reportedly looking at merger with MetroPCS
• American's passenger service agents seek court intervention
• J.P. Morgan Chase faces $2B loss in trading misstep
• Frame Scrapbooking Paper
• Headlines May 11, 2012
• Asian Festival 2012
• Slideshow: Top Private Investment Recipients in DFW
• GameStop: same-store sales down 12.5%
• Report: T-Mobile may consider merger with MetroPCS
• Slideshow: FC Dallas match fuels DBJ After Hours
• Dallas Seminary Foundation Names New President
• Headington names new Hotel Lumen restaurant
• CBRE sells JPMorgan Chase Bank Tower in Arlington
• Federal EV charger program now open to workplaces
• Cost Plus sold to Bed Bath & Beyond for $495 million
• Hickory Ranch apartments in Dallas bought by Minnesota firm
• American Airlines plans to upgrade wide body jet interiors
• Dean Foods earns $37.9 million in first quarter
• RIM's BlackBerry 7 gets approval from Department of Defense
• USPS says it will keep small rural post offices open
• Bath Toy Storage Review
• Mother’s Day Restaurant Freebies!
• Headlines May 10, 2012
• Mexicans: Well, at least their mothers love them.
• The Trinity River Toll Road is Now an (Almost) Unstoppable Force
• How Rape Victims Cope When Their Alleged Attackers Are Exonerated
• Weekend outlook for Dallas: Will it rain Mother's Day 2012?
• Kemp Police Department disbanded, Kaufman County Sheriff's Office takes over
• Hickory Ranch apartment building in Dallas acquired
• American announces plans to upgrade wide body interiors
• Arthritis Foundation names Susan Carter CEO
• Ron Kirk to speak at Trans-Pacific Partnership trade talks
• Cresa makes alliance with SRS Real Estate Partners
• Wells Fargo: Feds may seek penalties in lending probe
• Bank of America shareholders OK pay packages, board of directors
• DOD awards Lockheed $237.74 million for F-35 changes
• AT&T completes sale of yellow-page ad directory business to Cerberus
• Bank of America meeting protesters block intersection in Charlotte
• BREAKING NEWS: Dallas Arboretum has raised the white flag over Winfrey Point
• Apple rumors say iPhone 5 coming in September, 7-inch iPad in August
• Expectations don't match health insurance reality
• AMR reports positive traffic numbers in April
• Holiday Inn Select North Dallas in Farmers Branch is sold
• iPinion LLC bought by Plano-based e-Rewards
• Quicksilver Resources posts $15M loss in first quarter
• BofA mails letters offering mortgage help to 200,000 borrowers
• BNSF Railway first quarter profit rises 16 percent
• Headlines May 9, 2012
• Calgon Take ME Away! A Delicious Approach for Easing the Struggle in Navigating Through the Stages of Life Without Losing Your Teen or Your Mind.
• Planning to Leave
• AMR reports April passenger traffic
• Rainfall relief in Dallas weekend forecast?
• Holiday Inn Select North Dallas sells in Farmers Branch
• Plano-based e-Rewards acquires iPinion LLC
• MillerCoors earnings, revenue jump
• One week remains to enter Social Madness competition
• RIM hires 2 European industry vets as COO, CMO
• Firm suing J.C. Penney tries to appeal to Ellen DeGeneres
• Reuters: Chesapeake OK'd McClendon's investing after it began
• Fossil shares drop after earnings forecast cut
• M&S Technologies names Boulanger as CFO
• Trans-Pacific Partnership talks commence in Dallas
• Suite promotion begins at American Airlines Center
• Texas to get nearly $20M in Abbott Laboratories settlement
• Largest investor urges Chesapeake Energy to sell itself
• HollyFrontier earnings nearly double in Q1 to $16.5M
• Ex-Hostess CEO Driscoll takes top spot at Diamond Foods
• I Just Lied to My Kid’s Teacher
• See The Wiggles in Concert at Half Off Retail Price Through Thursday!
• Things to Keep in Mind When Updating your Home’s Interior Design!
• Headlines May 8, 2012
• BLVD opens first phase of apartment homes
• Beth Henley's 'The Wake Of Jamey Foster'
• Open Auditions For 'Sinbad-The Melodrama'
• American Airlines Center kicks off suite promotion
• Kaufman County K-9 deputy's traffic stop leads to methamphetamine bust
• HealthCap LLC merges with Cirrus Group
• Southlake Town Square gets $60M in financing
• American plans more global flying, U.S. code-sharing
• Southwest reports small April traffic decline
• Kaufman man steals truck, leads officers on vehicle chase
• Exxon Mobil regains top spot in Fortune 500 list
• Texas named leading state for commercial real estate development
• Portrait studio operator CPI posts $43.9M loss in Q4
• Sysco’s Q3 earnings fall below company expectations
• Alamo Drafthouse takes spot in Richardson shopping center
• Sprint's Hesse takes pay cut over cost of carrying iPhones
• Ferguson replaces Mark Davis in WBAP morning radio slot
• Bad economy sinks 2012 Fort Worth Boat Show
• Muslim woman wins $5M in discrimination suit against AT&T
• Alamo Drafthouse signs 15-year lease in Richardson
• Headlines May 7, 2012
• See the Amazing “Chihuly at the Dallas Arboretum” Exhibit Now Through November 5th!
• TWU to Conduct Spring Commencement May 11-13
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce News - May 4, 2012
• Building South Commercial Real Estate Analysis
• Slideshow: Dallas LP at Cinco de Mota
• Dallas-based KDC opens office in Austin
• Easy Cheesy Chicken Muffins
• Headlines May 6, 2012
• Edgemere Makes Donation to Boy Scout Troop 291
• Flowers for Mom
• Residents and Dallas Arboretum continue to battle over parking
• Church youth group gets K-9 demo from Kaufman County deputies
• Gift For Mom: Paint Your Own Pottery
• Headlines May 5, 2012
• Starbucks Frappuccino Half Price Happy Hour Through May 13th!
• From Moscow With Love at PDNB
• Chihuly at the Dallas Arboretum opens Saturday for a six-month run
• Dallas hits 90 for the first time in 2012
• Dallas developer acquires Bluegreen Communities for $29M
• An optimistic year for Dallas expressed at TREC's FightNight
• Study: North Texans pay more for health insurance
• Family Dollar inks supplier deal with McLane Co.
• Senior Preaching Week: Four Graduating Students Say Farewell
• Meet the 2012 Women in Business winners
• Spirit Airlines passengers could face $100 carry-on fee
• Parents: Check Out Summer Camps for Kids at DCCCD
• Slideshow: Top LEED certified buildings in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Dallas advances rules for natural gas fueling stations
• Dallas microbrewery rule going to City Council
• H-E-B Grocery sponsoring GenTX Day today
• Slideshow: Mavs vs. Thunder, Game 3
• 5 ways employers can fight obesity
• NTTA to hold public hearing on Trinity Parkway project
• J.C. Penney Co. names Ken Hannah as new CFO
• American's unions ask AMR to consider US Airways deal now
• BofA, ex-Merrill Lynch brokers talk about settlement
• Fluor Corp. posts $155 million profit in first quarter
• Wells Fargo grabs biggest share of mortgage market ever
• NTTA to hold Trinity Parkway public hearing
• Headlines, May 4, 2012
• $39 for 3-26 oz. Cylinder Soy Wax Treasured Candles + Free Shipping!
• Taco Bueno ~ Free Berry Smoothie on Cinco de Mayo (May 5th)
• Dog Bowl ~ Sunday, May 6th at The Cotton Bowl!
• Dallas live music: Where to go & who to see May 3 - May 8
• Libertarian linkbacks: Publisher, pipeline and camera-shy cops
• Ken Hannah named CFO at J.C. Penney
• West Coast University opens Dallas health care campus
• King Aerospace wins $11 million Navy contract
• Denbury reports record $113M quarterly revenue, oil production
• Fastsigns CEO Monson shares her 'Undercover' experience
• Report: University of North Texas is moving to Conference USA
• Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield lands at Mockingbird Towers in Dallas
• Vitruvian Park hopes to attract visitors with food trucks
• Cobalt Capital Partners brings on two partners
• Spirit Airlines adds flights to 3 cities from D/FW Airport
• JP Morgan says Apple TV unlikely before 2014
• Join the Conversation at Key-Whitman Eye Center on Facebook at 11:30 am Today!
• GM's 1Q profit falls, but exceeds analysts' estimates
• Nokia's outgoing CEO promises tablet, hybrids in future
• Chesapeake's McClendon 'deeply sorry' for distractions
• Texas led nation in private sector job growth in past decade
• Best Buy loses another executive in reorganization
• Heins says RIM won't abandon physical keyboard on BlackBerry 10
• Bookmarks Children’s Library
• Headlines May 3, 2012
• Splitsville: Break Up With Your Split Ends For Good
• Truth in Interviewing
• Mother’s Day Spa Packages!
• Best Buddies Texas - Dallas 'Life is Sweet' Fundraiser
• Ask a Mexican: In Defense of Tijuana
• Parkland Hospital's Land Grab
• Combat veterans fall prey to gambling addictions at an alarming rate — where's the military when the chips are down?
• Deion Sanders' Charter School and the Making of a Prime Time Scam
• 2012 tornado season: Crunching the numbers
• 2012 tornado season: Crunching the numbers
• University of Tulsa taps SMU's Orsak as next president
• DFW fire training center to introduce new mockup plane
• DFW air quality gains in latest EPA classification
• Mayor Rawlings backs $1.4B Trinity River Corridor toll road
• J.C. Penney makes personnel cuts at store level
• Eggleston named Richland College president
• Boeing putting new winglets on 737 Max
• Target to stop selling Kindle and other Amazon products
• New allegations surface against Chesapeake's McClendon
• DCCCD Names New Richland College President
• NFL suspends 4 Saints players, one for entire season
• Hillwood, American Airlines Center reach playoff parking deal
• Dressbarn parent sews up $890M deal to buy Lane Bryant owner
• JetBlue begins flights between D/FW and Boston airports
• Apple gets tax rebates for its $282.5M expansion in Austin
• Lockheed's Kubasik: Pentagon cuts will spur defense mergers
• Top 10 Mother’s Day Gifts!
• Cucumbers + Onions + Vinegar = SUMMER
• Headlines May 2, 2012
• Hillwood, American Airlines Center reach playoff parking deal
• Kaufman County narcotics unit busts meth dealers in Crandall
• Will Apple Inc. offer wireless services directly?
• American Airlines announces senior management cuts
• Torchmark Corp. names Coleman and Hutchison co-CEOs
• Chesapeake splits CEO, chairman roles; McClendon to stay as CEO
• Cresa names Jim Leslie as chief executive
• Interstate Batteries charges up social media efforts
• Report: Nothing new in Mark Davis contract talks
• ORIX Venture closes $15M credit facility for Primcogent
• Struggling P.F. Chang's agrees to private equity buyout
• Samsung sells most phones, Apple makes most money
• Mixed reactions greet Armendariz's resignation from EPA
• Net Neutrality proposal moves forward at AT&T annual meeting
• RIM organized flashmob protest at Australian Apple Store
• AMR Corp. reports $807 million loss in March
• Bank of America to cut 2,000 jobs in its investment units
• Delta Airlines buys oil refinery to help cut fuel costs
• The Magic School Bus Kicks Up A Storm in Dallas
• Headlines May 1, 2012
• Women, Power & Money!
• 6 Free Products from Vistaprint!
• NCEP: May likley to be warmer than average in Dallas area
• April is 9th warmest on record for Dallas
• Armendariz departure draws mixed reactions
• Microsoft invests $300m in Barnes & Noble Nook unit
• Texas manufacturers report slower growth in April
• Chesapeake gets boost from ratings report
• Applebee's deal makes Pepsi chain's sole cola
• Tillamook Comes to Texas ~ Sponsored Video!
• Federal cuts could close facilities at Lockheed
• Report: Texas trails in adopting e-health record system
• $5.3B deal for Sunoco expands, diversifies Dallas-based ETP
• Companies becoming more engaged in employees' health
• Apple defends its taxes after report says it avoids billions
• 6 Months of Mommy Drop Off Child Care For Only $80!
• Energy Transfer Partners to buy Sunoco for $5.3 billion
• Transport Workers Union says US Airways deal would save 3,500 jobs
• 2 Texans among college leaders who pledge to fight poverty
• Website ranks Dallas as best in Texas for public transit
• Morning News owner A.H. Belo records loss in first quarter
• Let Your Imagination Soar at Destination Science this Summer!
• Let Autism Speak
• Headlines April 30, 2012
• Earlie Hudnall, Jr. at the Smithsonian American Art Museum
• Libertarians join NORML for Cinco de Mota
• Headlines April 29, 2012
• Sensory Tub – Spring Theme
• Ham and Egg Breakfast Casserole Recipe
• Headlines, April 28, 2012
• DISD Superintendent Mike Miles could turn $300K to $500K
• Samsung becomes biggest cellphone maker in world
• State awards money for DFW area airport projects
• How to Talk to Your Relatives about Spiritual Things
• Talkin' to Pauken: Texas needs more skilled-trades workers
• NFL may suspend Pro Bowl in 2013
• Travel + Leisure readers rank D/FW airport as average
• Natural gas liquids drive midstream demand
• Best Buy kills branded mobile-broadband service
• Amazon.com to start collecting sales tax in Texas
• Slide show: DFW's Largest Entertainment Centers
• John Stossel tells SMU 'No They Can't'
• Chesapeake Energy to end McClendon's investment option
• Dallas ISD makes Mike Miles its next superintendent
• Another Apple exec joins J.C. Penney management team
• Dallas Mavericks open NBA playoffs against OKC Thunder
• MillerCoors introduces cans with 2nd tab for a better pour
• Dallas Cowboys move up in draft to take cornerback Claiborne
• Tenet Healthcare repurchases $299M in preferred stock
• See Bret Michaels at the Allen Event Center
• Attention Mothers-To-Be! Motherhood Matters Pregnancy Expo Saturday May 12th!
• Cardstore.com ~ Free Mother’s Day Card!
• Headlines, April 27, 2012
• Mike Miles officially named Dallas ISD superintendent
• Warm Aprils and hot summers in Dallas: Should we worry this year?
• Dallas One of the Tops Cities for Newlyweds
• J.C. Penney hires another Apple executive
• TxDOT funds for roads strained by energy industry
• Exxon Mobil first quarter profits drop to $9.45 billion
• Trader Joe's announces opening in Fort Worth
• Lockheed Martin profits up 26%, CEO Robert Stevens to step down
• Manipulating molecules in the heart may treat obesity, affects metabolism
• Mega-Outbreak: One year Anniversary of tornado swarm across Texas and U.S.
• Dallas ISD board to meet tonight to hire Mike Miles
• Top Apple bull predicts $1 trillion value in 2013
• Slideshow: DBJ celebrates 20 years of Best Real Estate Deals
• Atlanta developer to build North Fort Worth luxury apartments
• Merritt Hawkins, Staff Care help design hospital board resources
• Kaufman County law officers honored by D.A.'s office
• American merger would give $1.2B boost, US Airways says
• City of Fort Worth proposes cutting pension benefits
• Exxon Mobil now pays world's largest dividend
• H&R Block to close 200 offices nationwide
• Women’s Self Defense Class
• Phantom Tollbooth Jr. at the ACT
• Food Truck Invasion Every Thursday Through May 31st in Addison!
• Ponytail Alert
• Headlines April 26, 2012
• Extra 25% Off on Plum District for Mother’s Day!
• Who Are All the White Guys Running Mexico?
• McCarthy Named One of the Healthiest Employers in North Texas
• How One Man's Flaming Water Fired Up a Battle Between Texas and the EPA
• 'Discovering Oak Cliff' TV Show
• Merritt Hawkins helps design hospital board materials
• Nodding Donkey, Torchy's Tacos sign at BLVD near SMU
• Resignations follow UT Southwestern spending report
• Irving eager for DART Orange Line arrival
• DBJ announces Women in Business Awards winners
• Dallas is 10th among U.S. business travel destinations
• Creed - coming to the Metroplex May 2
• Harley-Davidson reports strong gains in earnings and new motorcycle sales
• Visual marketing firm sues J.C. Penney for $40M
• Boeing’s Q1 profit increases 58 percent
• Personal income grows in Southwest, nationwide
• Texas LP convention confusion continues
• US Airways reports smaller 1Q loss despite strong travel demand
• Sprint adds subscribers, revenue, but sees greater loss
• Delta Airlines posts $124M profit in first quarter
• Amazon, Texas negotiate uncollected sales taxes
• HP promotes Schultz to executive VP, general counsel
• Ericsson's first-quarter profit more than doubles to $1.3B
• US Airways approaches American's unsecured bondholders
• Expansion of I-35W in Fort Worth gets federal funding
• Fitch cuts Nokia's long-term credit rating to junk status
• Apple profit rises 94 percent in 2Q to $11.6 billion
• Win $50 a Week or $5,000 from TXU Energy!
• Save 40% on Flirty Aprons for Mom on Mother’s Day!
• Half Off Oprah’s Favorite Candles ~ Seda France Home Fragrances!
• Headlines, April 25, 2012
• Edgemere Welcomes UTD Professor for Good Neighbors Program
• Monticello Liquor Newsletter - April 2012
• Three new restaurants sign leases in BLVD mixed-use development
• One Thirty Productions Presents Shiloh Rules
• Tornado season 2012: Less active than last year despite 2 major outbreaks
• DFW Birthday Party locations in DFW {for kids!}
• Kaufman County Sheriffs Office crime report for April 16-22, 2012
• McGahey named CFO at Staff One Inc.
• Tuesday Morning Corp. losses widen in 3rd quarter
• Richland College Takes 1st in Texas in 2012 Recyclemania
• RadioShack reports first quarter loss of $8 million
• Netflix, Nokia, American make list of 'most damaged brands'
• Texas Lyceum conference to focus on higher education
• Carrier subsidies on iPhone seen unlikely to change soon
• AT&T earnings rise 5.2 percent, beat expectations
• Lung transplant recipient thrives nearly 20 years later
• Dish Network moving Blockbuster HQ to Colorado
• Pierson named to head national Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Manufacturing, logistics symposium to feature job fair
• Meet the Queen of Grossness
• Amazon.com ~ Mother’s Day Gift Ideas!
• $49 For 4-Classes, 4-Free Play Visits & Lifetime Membership at My Gym!
• Easy Mexican Casserole
• Gladney Center for Adoption ~ Annual Skittle Family Event at Six Flags Over Texas April 26th!
• Headlines April 24, 2012
• NaRRativa Exhibition
• Will Dallas hit 90 this week?
• Does Your Baby Have an Ear Infection
• American Airlines begins its case to jettison labor deals
• Texas creates concert funding program
• Twin Peaks signs deals for 19 new restaurants
• Perot makes extraterrestrial play with Planetary Resources investment
• Simprint keeps HQ, production line in Irving
• North Texas Food Bank announces award winners
• Louisiana man leads Kaufman County deputy on chase through multiple cities
• W.W. Grainger buys office-warehouse in Arlington
• Texas ranked 2nd among best tax states for entrepreneurs
• Social media a tool for American Airlines
• Kaufman County deputies bust auto theft ring in Crandall
• Two Kemp men arrested on drug possession charges
• Apple stock stalled as Tuesday earnings eyed for clues
• D.R. Horton's second quarter profit rises 46 percent
• RIM hires law firm to help it restructure, add revenue
• Current, ex-BofA directors approve $20M lawsuit settlement
• American, unions to meet in critical bankruptcy hearing
• Machinists go on strike at Fort Worth Lockheed Martin plant
• Half Off One-Month Subscription to A Baby Product Box from Teetheme!
• Headlines April 23, 2012
• Veterinary Clinic: Mobile and Affordable Vet Care for Your Pet
• Get Kidz Fit Fest
• Top 10 Ways Save the Environment!
• Headlines April 22, 2012
• Dallas Opera’s ‘The Magic Flute’ is an enchanting romp filled with surprises
• Dallas weather unusually quiet for late April
• Go Paperless This Earth Day ~ Read Your Favorite Magazines Online!
• Cardstore.com ~ Buy 2 Mother’s Day Cards, Get 1 Free!
• One-Year Membership to Yoga Download for Only $36 (Retail $90)
• Headlines April 21, 2012
• Shhh….I’m on Mom-cation
• American Realty Advisors buys Quadrangle in Uptown
• Fort Worth Mayor Price opposes American bankruptcy merger
• Best Buy forms CEO search committee; Interim CEO Mikan is in the running
• Texas drivers could save $7.75B from new fuel-efficiency standards
• OSHA investigating Parkland construction death
• Boom spurs sustained growth for Anna ISD
• Carpe Diem seizes expansion opportunity
• Whitley Penn, Null Lairson merge accounting firms
• Pilots union says Fort Worth would be HQ of merged airline
• Texas banks get high marks in J.D. Power study
• Kimberly-Clark earnings rise on higher pricing, cost cuts
• $12M military construction project under way in Denton
• General Electric reports $34.59B earnings; beats expectations
• American Airlines unions expected to back US Airways bid
• Verizon says it plans to add Windows phone to lineup
• Egyptian Comfort 1200 TC 4-Piece Sheet Set $29 (Retail $129.99)
• Headlines April 20, 2012
• What I’m Pinning: Gazpacho
• Venture breaks ground on $12M military project in Denton
• Report: SMU hires Larry Brown as basketball coach
• Keller ISD chief leaves district noted for efficiency
• BB&T Corp. earnings up sharply on loan growth
• Southwest Airlines reports $98 million net income for 1Q
• Hunton & Williams racks up the pro bono hours
• BREAKING NEWS: High-speed chase comes to a stop in Downtown Dallas
• Bidding war for Great Wolf up to $7.25 a share
• Tootie Pie opening new café in Allen
• AMR reports $1.7B 1Q loss, revenue improvement
• Texas in top 10 in U.S. for clean energy job creation
• John Stossel book tour comes to Dallas
• American Airlines plans to cut 1,200 nonunion workers
• New EPA rules already standard in Barnett Shale
• Tom Thumb parent Safeway reportedly takeover target
• Nokia reports $1.76 billion loss in first quarter
• Report: 'Pudge' Rodriguez to retire Monday as Texas Ranger
• Kids in the Kitchen
• Move…That…Foot!
• Vistaprint ~ 50% Off Invitations or Announcements Through Friday!
• $15 For Six Customized Books from MyOwnStory!
• Headlines April 19, 2012
• GCC McCarthy Joint Venture Breaks Ground on Denton Army Reserve Center Project
• Why Do Mexicans Paint Murals on Lowriders?
• Mitt Romney: American Parasite
• 35th Annual International Guitar Festival
• American Airlines plans to cut 1,200 airport services jobs
• Industry says new EPA air rules standard practice in Barnett
• Vigil for puppy Justice as reward increases to $25,000
• Fake website targets Bank of America
• Newmark Grubb Knight Frank CEO looks to build Dallas presence
• Scherer appointed dean of UD College of Business
• Slide show: Volunteers, tax hike help Coppell ISD education
• Texas Association of Realtors opens Texas Realtors University
• DTS Professors Launch New Blogs
• Kaufman County Sheriff's Office crime reports for April 9-15, 2012
• Bonsal American acquires Texas Industries business
• See's Candies to open first Texas stores
• Fort Wildflower Playground Unveiling
• Kaufman Constables arrest Scurry man
• Dallas Cowboys' 2012 schedule released
• Fracking demand helps lift Halliburton's Q1 profit
• IBM Q1 falls short, but it hikes 2012 forecast
• RoomStore to close Grand Prairie distribution center, office
• Pilots' union blasts American Airlines negotiating stance
• Samsung, Apple CEOs to meet in patent settlement conference
• American Airlines' 2nd video focuses on de-icing process
• Citi shareholders reject executive pay plan at Dallas meeting
• RadioShack CEO Gooch gets $5.6M in total compensation
• Larry Brown says he's talking with SMU about coaching job
• Suspected goose-napping at White Rock Lake
• Suspected goose-napping at White Rock Lake
• Headlines April 18, 2012
• Earth Day Dallas This Weekend!
• Cardstore.com ~ Personalized Mother’s Day Cards $1.99!
• Free $10 Times Ten Cellars Gift Card ~ Starting at 8 am!
• Wednesday happenings feature stylist Brad Goerski and Scardello Cheeses
• RoomStore to close distribution center, lay off 60
• Certified Global Business Professional Prep Course now offered through Dallas SBDC
• Hostess, union appear headed to bankruptcy court showdown
• Storm-damaged vehicles fill DFW area body shops
• Oil drilling court ruling could cost state $4.4B in tax revenue
• Texas Health, Adventist sign letter to jointly operate Huguley
• Whalen named head of Allen Economic Development Corp.
• Cleaning With Kids Class
• Half Off Eric Condren Personalized Stationery and More!
• Headlines April 17, 2012
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Presents 1st Annual Healthcare Forum
• The Dallas Opera 'La traviata' Valenti and Papatanasiu are artistic perfection
• Grubb & Ellis to lay off Dallas employees
• Chihuly has arrived at the Dallas Arboretum
• Great Wolf gets $7 per share offer from KSL Capital Partners
• Gov. Rick Perry to present 'Texas Budget Compact'
• TriQuint's Richardson plant to work on Army project
• Gender pay gap worse nationally than Texas, group reports
• Hobby Lobby increasing minimum pay for hourly store employees
• Nokia debt downgraded to near-junk status
• Nealon named to Fossil's board of directors
• Prudential creates Dallas-based Energy Finance Group
• BGC forms Newmark Grubb Knight Frank after deal OK'd
• Steve Everbach takes top spot at Cushman & Wakefield
• KPMG Centre, Valley View posted for May foreclosure
• Matkin picked to be superintendent at Plano school district
• RTC anticipates new transportation funding this summer
• Ex-CEO Balsillie wanted RIM to support Android, iPhones
• Wells Fargo's Stumpf: Housing market near 'tipping point' of turnaround
• High risk day tornado chase: Dallas Weather Examiner SPECIAL REPORT
• Spa Week Begins Today ~ $50 Treatments!
• Headlines April 16, 2012
• Chili’s Tax Day Deal ~ Free Appetizer or Dessert with Entree Purchase!
• The 2012 Spring Art Mart And Silent Auction
• Calling all Knights and Princesses!
• Headlines April 15, 2012
• New LP debate video, Ron Paul photos and more
• Great Outdoor Days in Southlake
• Headlines April 14, 2012
• New Burger King Chicken Wraps $1 This Weekend Only!
• Cottonwood Art Festival: ArtStop for Kids
• Tax Relief Offer ~ AMC Theatres Free Popcorn!
• BGC forms Newmark Grubb Knight Frank upon completion of acquisition
• Steve Everbach hired to helm Cushman & Wakefield's North Texas office
• KPMG Centre, Valley View posted for May foreclosure auction
• Plano ISD selects Matkin for superintendent post
• RTC expects new transportation funding this summer
• Author: Nonprofits should apply for-profit principles
• ClubCorp announces $1M+Trophy Club Country Club renovation
• Mondrell Oz: Agreeing to Disagree, and Loving It
• Slide show: Museum Tower condos hit market in a big way
• Bank branches are costly, but can pay dividends
• Mark Hayes to co-anchor KXAS morning news
• Wells Fargo's Q1 profit up 13 percent
• Slide show: Top SBA Lenders in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Major severe weather outbreak Saturday: What are the risks for Dallas area?
• Dallas Business Journal recognizes Healthiest Employers
• America's Auto Auction buys business in Georgia
• Ground-breaking set for Allen retail shopping center
• American Eagle to do United Express ground handling at 9 airports
• Exxon's Tillerson gets $25.2 million in 2011 compensation
• Tenet Healthcare to get $84M in Medicare settlement
• Top 10 Things to do with your Family in Spring!
• Headlines April 13, 2012!
• Chipotle Repurposed Billboard Bag = Free Meal on Earth Day!
• Save 20% on Fandango Movie Tickets!
• DBJ recognizes North Texas' Healthiest Employers
• America's Auto Auction acquires Atlanta business
• Ground-breaking on Allen retail center set for this month
• American Eagle gets United Express ground handling contract
• Palmer ISD: It takes a village
• Oil-and gas-activity uptick drives higher Texas sales tax revenues
• Photo and video essay: Ron Paul takes Ft. Worth
• Photo and video essay: Ron Paul takes Ft. Worth
• Bank of America rearranges business units
• Investment group acquires Lewisville shopping center
• Range Resources 1st quarter production up 20 percent
• UNT to open Zero Energy Laboratory
• Half Off Meal Option Plan From hCGourmet.com!
• New University Hospital will be named to honor former Gov. William P. Clements Jr.
• Ham Recipes: Over 20 Ways to Use Leftover Easter Ham
• Century Payments doubles its Frisco office space
• Wells Fargo faces possible HUD probe into lending practices
• Samsung likely passed Nokia as world's top handset seller
• Software glitch mars debut of Nokia's Lumia 900 smartphone
• Pilots union calls American Airlines exec's memo 'publicity stunt'
• Bye-Buy Consign Children’s Sale
• Customized Mother’s Day Gift Ideas!
• Aromafloria Bath And Body Care Giveaway!
• Been There, Done That
• Tax Day Deals & Freebies!
• Headlines, April 12, 2012
• Just Because George Zimmerman is Hispanic, that Doesn't Mean Mexicans Must Defend Him
• Strong storms, severe potential in Dallas weekend forecast
• Century Payments doubles its footprint in Frisco
• Slide show: Celina ISD buys buses to cut costs
• Southwest says March traffic, capacity fell almost 1 percent
• Denbury Resources sells Utah assets for $75 million
• Texas joins price-fixing suit against Apple, publishers
• The fate of the Astrodome could rest in voters' hands
• Baron & Budd stays at Centrum building in Uptown
• Local investor picks up Irving apartment complex
• Krispy Kreme president and COO resigns after five months
• CASE Commercial hires Jim Eagle as principal
• Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, wife have son
• Report: American's pilot have concerns over US Airways' bid
• Tenet to pay $42.7M to settle federal overbilling case
• FBI: Arlington mayor, Dallas lawyer target of murder-for-hire plot
• Mattress Firm buys Mattress Giant in $47 million deal
• Make a Trade for Spa Treatments!
• Dallas live music: Where to go & who to see April 11 - 15
• Headlines, April 11, 2012
• Earth Day Celebration at the J
• Tornado season 2012: Is a repeat of 2011 in the cards?
• MelissaAndDoug.com ~ Free Shipping When You Spend $50!
• Cardstore.com ~ Personalized Mother’s Day Cards $2.49 Shipped!
• Koupon Media raises $4.5 million
• Capital One cuts 490 assistant branch managers nationwide
• IT job growth reaches new high in March
• Best Buy's Brian Dunn resigns; Mikan named interim CEO
• McKool Smith renews lease with the Crescent
• Libertarian debate weekend exceeds expectations
• Total Wine to open first Texas store on N. Central
• Construction employment rises in Texas, Dallas
• Half Off Bathing Suits Sizes 8 & Up!
• 6-Piece Bamboo Modern Bowl Set $29.99 Shipped!
• Upscale bowling alley to open at Shops at Park Lane
• Patton Boggs hires four lawyers away from SNR Denton
• Texas Rangers score home run with fans on opening weekend
• Chesapeake Energy raises $2.6 billion in three deals
• AT&T among carriers joining fight against stolen cellphones
• Egg-citing Science
• Headlines April 10, 2012
• Shops at Park Lane to get upscale bowling alley
• Patton Boggs lures four lawyers from SNR Denton
• Texas Rangers see fans drawn to new amenities for opening weekend
• Restaurants add 560,000 jobs in two years
• TI donation sparks creation of $13 million center at UT Dallas
• At Midlothian ISD, teachers and students enjoy school
• Regis reports lower sales, fewer customers at hair salons
• Hostess cuts execs' salaries after creditors complain
• Cumulus Chair Lew Dickey’s total comp soars
• Wingstop 1Q sales up, signs agreements to open 58 new stores
• Hurry ~ Free Dominos Artisan Pizza to First 25,000!
• Free Shipping on All Orders at Children’s Place Today!
• Half Off Design-Your-Own Girls Clothing from Fashion Playtes!
• 2 Dallas companies partner on building Texas wind farm
• Uptown Dallas leasing deal goes to Jones Lang LaSalle
• Yu Darvish makes debut tonight for Texas Rangers
• Bidding reaches $7 per share for Great Wolf Resorts
• AT&T workers stay on the job after strike deadline passes
• Easy Chicken Tortilla Soup {Crock-Pot Recipe}
• Water Conservation Tips for North Texas
• How to Keep Austin Weird…with kids!
• Shine: Vintage Photographs And Show Shine Boxes - Exhibition
• Headlines April 9, 2012
• Dallas area rainfall: Easter Sunday totals
• Arts in Bloom Festival
• Headlines April 8, 2012
• Top 10 Baseball Movies of All Time!
• Come to the Teddy Bear Picnic
• Headlines April 7, 2012
• Contractor's and Small Business Series: Tools You Can Use
• Nominations rolling in for Social Madness challenge
• Pickens' company building West Texas wind farm
• Jones Lang LaSalle awarded Uptown Dallas leasing assignment
• Ebby Halliday reminisces about Dallas real estate; sees hopeful 2012
• DART Orange Line light rail testing starts Monday
• Parkland board wraps up consultancy interviews
• Demographics change, but Lake Dallas' achievements don't
• RadioShack picks new creative agency of record
• The Libertarian Rubber Chicken Circuit
• Slide show: Dallas-Fort Worth's biggest employers
• Texas Rangers prep for sold-out season opener
• Two-in-One Stuffed Animal Pillows Only $14 Shipped!
• Texas Rangers Tickets ~ $40 Worth for Only $5!
• Amicus Partners, CASE Commercial launch data center venture
• Parkland board members interview governance consultants
• Hillwood, Center Operating continue AAC parking dispute
• Contract impasse takes Mark Davis off WBAP's airwaves
• American Airlines cancels 296 flights today at D/FW Airport
• More senior executives leave Research in Motion
• Headlines April 6, 2012
• North Texas Book Festival
• Dallas Metroplex tornado damage may top $100 million
• CASE Commercial, Amicus Partners launch venture for data center services
• Parkland board interviews governance consultants
• Hillwood, American Airlines Center parking saga continues
• Kohl's same-store sales up 3.6% in March
• Second bidder emerges for Great Wolf
• LaGrave Field in Fort Worth headed to foreclosure
• J.C. Penney cuts 600 jobs at Plano headquarters
• Slideshow: Which airline is most likely to lose your bags?
• Bank of America sues Roberts brothers for $34M
• Red Mango adds sweet yogurt to its tart yogurt business
• Free AC Inspections for Storm Damaged Homes!
• Win Tickets to Scarborough Renaissance Festival During Facebook Chat!
• U.S. Risk Insurance Group moving HQ within Dallas
• DFW cities are in cleanup mode following devastating twisters
• 8,800 AT&T wireless workers ratify four-year contract
• Research in Motion accused of infringing on 6 patents by NXP
• Irving moves forward with bond rating on entertainment center
• Help Those Affected by North Texas Tornadoes
• Easter Weekend at the Arboretum
• Headlines April 5, 2012
• The Beach Boys Reunite in Grand Prairie
• April at The MAC
• Are There Different Kinds of Mexican Food?
• Exclusive Opening Of 'Baseball, Dennis And The French' At AMC Theatres
• Tax Breaks for AAC Worked So Well the First Time, Let's Do More!
• Discover Lost Dallas in New Book
• For Former Military Lawyer Colby Vokey, the Defense Never Rests
• NWS: 11 tornadoes strike north Texas April 3
• U.S. Risk Insurance Group moves HQ within Dallas
• Dallas rebounds following tornadoes
• Some 8,800 wireless workers ratify AT&T contract
• Devon, Chesapeake report little tornado, storm damage in Barnett Shale
• DFW property managers, insurers eye aftermath of tornadoes
• Trucking company in wild tornado video, Schneider National, details damage
• Tornado relief efforts under way
• AT&T’s 2011 spending with diverse suppliers: $12B
• The Retail Connection launches Austin office; eyeing further expansion
• DFW gets national spotlight as storms barrel through
• Dallas area tornadoes as seen on Doppler radar, and NWS damage survey update
• Victoria’s Secret Free Secret Reward Card at 11 am Today!
• AT&T faces four expiring labor contracts on Sunday
• US Airways touts $1.5B in savings, revenue to American's creditors
• Tornado cleanup continues; flights canceled at D/FW Airport
• Samsung to market advertising on its digital devices
• Griner leads Baylor women to national title, 40-0 season
• Headlines, April 4, 2012
• Office Mom
• Family Field Day to provide old-fashioned Family Fun on Earth Day
• Dallas area tornadoes: Worst outbreak since 2000
• Vistaprint ~ 140 Free Return Labels, Just Pay Shipping!
• BREAKING NEWS: Dallas-Fort Worth hit by 12 tornadoes in a five-hour period
• AT&T's union contracts to expire Sunday
• McAlister's Deli to begin offering gluten free options
• Tornadoes cut destructive paths through DFW area
• Dallas-Fort Worth weather interrupts air, train travel
• Aubrey ISD depends on long-time staffers to get results
• Fossil completes $231.7M acquisition
• Perot: Hillwood expanding into California real estate
• Spirit Airlines to add D/FW flights to Detroit, San Diego, Mexico
• Genband of Frisco buys Aztek Networks
• Court dates set for American motion to reject contracts
• Richland Music Announces 2012 Carnival of Steel
• Southwest to launch service in Ohio, Iowa
• Hospitals in a libertarian society
• Pioneer Natural Resources buys sand company for $297M
• Mike Miles named lone finalist for DISD superintendent
• Mayors to support twice-weekly watering restrictions
• Goodrich to supply brakes, wheels for Southwest's 737-800s
• The Roomstore seeks to close all stores in Texas
• Bacon & Jalapeno Wrapped Shrimp
• Headlines March 3, 2012
• April showers
• 2012 Oak Cliff Chamber Annual Gala
• Pioneer buys sand company for $297 million
• DISD names Mike Miles finalist for superintendent
• Dallas-Fort Worth mayors support watering limits of twice a week
• Goodrich supplying brakes, wheels to 737-800
• Chair of molecular biology wins 2012 Beering Award
• Texas to reach population milestone on Tuesday
• KDC named 'developer of the year' by North Texas NAIOP chapter
• Jackson-Shaw names Wheeler president and COO
• The Hosea Love Story: A Video Series
• Apple tops Brand Excellence Awards; Southwest honored
• Dallas area buyer picks up Champ d'Or mansion at auction
• AirTran tops airline quality report
• Register for Free L’Oreal Hair Color!
• Woot ~ KidKraft Metro Train Table & 87-Piece Train Set $129.99!
• Libertarians hosting Ft. Worth Fundraising function for Gov. Johnson
• Payless Huge Easter Sale!
• Half Off A One Night Stay at the Doubletree Dallas Campbell Centre!
• Little Women – The Musical
• Headlines April 2, 2012
• Audubon Benefit Featuring Billy Hassell Limited Edition Lithographs
• Magic Milk Straw Review
• Headlines March 31, 2012
• April Fool’s Day Breakfast Prank
• Warmest March in 100 years for Dallas
• Get ready to rumble with The Real Estate Council's annual FightNight
• Culinary Art Catering relocating to Farmers Branch
• Social Madness rolls on; Business Journals awards recognize top brands
• Frisco EDC: Moving forward from T-Mobile's cuts
• EPA drops order against Range Resources in Parker County case
• Ex-BofA manager in River Oaks admits to stealing $2M
• Cardinal opens new processing facility in Oklahoma
• Slide show: DBJ's Heavy Hitters see bigger deals ahead
• Kaufman County: Convicted murderer Martin McKee loses his appeal
• Slide show: DFW's Top Accounting Firms list
• Michaels Stores Inc. files IPO for estimated $500 million
• Dr Pepper Snapple CEO Young gets 14 percent raise
• Johnson gets $53.3M in total compensation from J.C. Penney
• RIM records $125M loss in 4Q; Balsillie resigns from board
• 'Antennagate' settlement gives $15 to some iPhone 4 owners
• AMR Corp. has lost $1.76B since filing for bankruptcy
• Headlines March 30, 2012
• Justice ~ Spend $50, Get $50 in Rewards + 40% Off!
• Hops for Habitat Brewfest
• Is Today Your Birthday? Spend it at LEGOLAND For Free!
• At Passover don’t pass over the salad
• Show Your Kids How to Keep Austin Weird
• Kittrell/Riffkind Art Glass Presents 'Introducing..."
• Dr Pepper Snapple CEO's total compensation rises to $8.7M
• J.C. Penney CEO Ron Johnson gets $53.3M in total compensaton
• Research in Motion posts loss as Balsillie departs
• Parkland Hospital income $14.5M under budget
• Auction for Champ d'Or mansion to be a private affair
• Pension fund buys Legacy Drive Village in Plano
• Senate blocks bill to end oil company tax breaks
• Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge opens Thursday
• Final Army R&R flight to depart D/FW Airport Friday
• "Raising Your Children in a Multicultural World" by Sharifa Stevens
• Academics and athletics are bigger in Allen
• New libertarian newsletter launched in Dallas
• 16-Piece Space Saving Bags for $20!
• Disney on Ice: Dare to Dream
• Is March 30th Your Birthday? Get into LEGOLAND Free Friday!
• 8 Junior Academy Golf Classes for only $55!
• Headlines March 29, 2012
• InkGarden ~ Free Placemat!
• Wimbledon Warriors
• What's With all the Spanish in this Columna?
• Turning the Trinity into Something Magical Doesn't Require a Bridge, It Needs You
• How a Battle Over a Korean-Owned Kwik Stop Divided, Then United, South Dallas
• Commercial Metals records profit in second quarter
• Texas lawmakers to look at water use in fracking
• Antitrust lawsuit against Dean Foods dismissed
• AT&T Performing Arts Center chief steps down
• Sabre, HP Enterprise Services ink $800M deal
• AT&T celebrates 100,000th student job shadow
• Texas Attorney General responds to Clean Air Act ruling
• Texas ranks No. 3 for income growth, led by mining
• Trammell Crow to develop two office towers in Plano
• Investor puts Park Central building on the market
• Chilis ~ Kids Eat Free Tonight With Adult Entree!
• Restaurant.com $25 Gift Certificates For $2!
• $17 Pedicure at Grand Design Nail & Spa!
• Green Bancorp to buy Opportunity Bancshares
• American Airlines files motion to reject labor contracts
• Apple to offer refunds in Australia over iPad 4G claims
• US Airways CEO says American merger offers opportunities
• Sheraton Fort Worth Hotel files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Supreme Court justices appear skeptical of health-care individual mandate
• Headlines March 28, 2012
• Sea Life Grapevine Octopus Garden Opening
• One Of 2012’s Hottest Nail Trends: Mannequin Manicures
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Newsletter - April 2012
• The J.I.M. Experiment - Improv Comedy
• 'Baseball, Dennis And The French' Director Hospitalized The Night Of Phoenix Premiere
• American Airlines files to reject labor contracts
• Apple says new iPad battery charges as planned
• Sprint keeps executive salaries flat, but bonuses boost pay
• Perfect Family Getaway!
• Richland College and UTD continue partnership to prepare students for careers in math and science
• BGC Partners to complete Grubb & Ellis acquisition
• Texas ranks highly in adding government jobs
• Group favors design-build partner for I-35E reconstruction
• Texas factory activity remains steady in March
• Empty Holster Protest hits campus classrooms Monday
• Slide show: Irving ISD meets challenges head-on
• Report: IPO planned for Irving-based Michaels
• Texas loses 8,600 jobs, $7.7B from less natural gas use
• Former Parkland supervisor files discrimination lawsuit
• British Airways parent reportedly may invest in American Airlines
• Lockheed, machinists union begin contract negotiations
• Barron's names Exxon's Tillerson one of world's 30 best CEOs
• AT&T to sell Nokia Windows Phone for $100 beginning in April
• Half Off Pretti New Consignments in Plano!
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• Hasbro’s Game of Life Goes Digital
• Headlines March 27, 2012
• Best Restaurants: Zoës Kitchen
• Scientist awarded inaugural Antonio M. Gotto Jr. Prize
• Ex-Parkland Hospital director files discrimination suit
• Charges fly over claims about new iPad's battery
• Kaufman County Sheriff's Office crime reports for March 19-25, 2012
• Energy Transfer completes Southern Union merger
• U.S. Airways reportedly courts American's creditors
• Downline Ministries Pioneers Customized, Computer-Generated Discipleship Material
• Nokia, Microsoft give $24M to Finnish University program
• Dearborn National cutting 58 jobs in Richardson
• Southwest Airlines raises fares $6-$10 per roundtrip
• Texas leads U.S. in job growth since recession began
• Slideshow: Educators, executives weigh in on North Texas schools
• Hurry ~ Free Easter Card to First 50,000!
• Treasury report: Traffic congestion wastes billions in gas, time
• Businesses spend millions to lobby Congress on USPS proposals
• Research in Motion to give developers BlackBerry 10 prototypes
• Lockheed Martin to pay $15.9 million to settle pricing investigation
• Marshall's, Ross sign on at Renaissance Square in Fort Worth
• Headlines March 26, 2012
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• Jazz Wine Trains
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• The Oak Cliff Chamber Invites You To Take A Trip To China!
• Headlines, March 25, 2012
• $15 For $36 Worth of Natural Bug Repellent and Body Products!
• Woot ~ JVC Everio HD Camcorder $119.99
• Things to do with kids in Dallas-Fort Worth
• HITS400 Baseball Training Center
• Headlines, March 24, 2012
• Teaching Kids About Their Online Reputation
• Exhibition: From The Back Room
• Kaufman County constables from Precinct 4 arrest fleeing four-wheeling thieves
• UT Dallas leads way in Tier 1 research
• Speedway Motorsports' Bruton Smith made nearly $2M in 2011
• MEDIA ALERT: RLC and UTD to sign transfer agreements, Mon., March 26
• Slideshow: DFW's Top Homebuilders
• DBJ announces 2012 Best Real Estate Deals
• The Statler slideshow: A look at downtown Dallas living
• DBJ After Hours event fills Del Frisco's
• Christus Health chooses 210K SF corporate site in Irving
• DBJ launches Guide to Schools publication
• DBJ photographer goes 'back to school' for project
• Retail Connection, North American Development buy Mesquite center
• T-Mobile to close Frisco call center, eliminate 615 jobs
• Judge puts end to Tenet lawsuit against Community Health
• Bank of America tests foreclosure alternative
• Dallas seeks proposals for redeveloping Farmers Market
• Dallas Business Journal school project takes photographer back to school
• Headlines March 23, 2012
• Cardstore.com ~ All Easter Cards $0.99 Through March 25th!
• Sidewalk Chalk Art Festival
• Embassy Suites Love Field Dallas One-Night Stay $79!
• Half Off Food & Drink at The Collage Bakery & Bar!
• Fu Manchu 'The Melodrama'
• Dallas Business Journal launches Guide to Schools
• Mesquite center bought by The Retail Connection, North American Development Group
• T-Mobile to close Frisco call center, 615 jobs affected
• Judge knocks down Tenet's case against Community Health
• Kroger: We won't sell 'pink slime' anymore
• US Airways expands in-flight Wi-Fi service
• GPISD Multicultural Fair features human rights and diversity topics
• American Airlines tells employees it will seek to end labor contracts
• Meet the Newest World Missions and Intercultural Studies Professor
• AT&T seeds MD Anderson telesurgery program with $1M
• Enter your company into 'Social Madness'
• Dallas Downtown happenings for Thursday, March 22
• RadioShack to open 1,000 Southeast Asian stores
• Neiman Marcus to invest $28M in Chinese e-commerce company
• Free Lettuce Wraps at P.F. Chang’s!
• Customized Phyto-Facial For Only $39!
• $35 For a One-Hour Massage!
• Work begins on Triumph Aerostructures' Red Oak facility
• Lancaster ISD takes lead in statewide 'STEM' initiative
• DFW Auto Show begins at Dallas Convention Center
• Search for Parkland Hospital CEO could take up to a year
• Southwest Airlines introduces new, larger 737 to its fleet
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Five (part four)
• Keller City Manager Dan O'Leary lays himself off
• Judge dismisses Tenet suit against Community Health
• Triumph building aerospace facility in Red Oak
• H&M at Galleria Dallas Opens at Noon Today!
• Family Camping Workshops
• Headlines March 22, 2012
• Why asparagus makes your pee smell
• Why Do Mexicans Look Down on Chicanos?
• The 50th Anniversary of JFK's Death Could Be the Start of Something Good and Loud
• Columbine, Hollywood, and the National Obsession That Never Ends
• Opening For Plein Air Southwest Salon 2012
• Interested in Buying a New Home or Renovating in the Irving Area
• Lancaster ISD to pilot statewide STEM program
• DFW Auto Show revs up at Dallas Convention Center
• Parkland Hospital CEO search could take a year
• Auto Parts Distribution lands large lease in Arlington
• AT&T spent $2.3B in DFW from 2009 through 2011
• DBJ relocating to Chateau Plaza in Uptown
• Saints' Sean Payton suspended by NFL for a year
• Texas No. 3 for women-owned business growth
• Debbie Branson named chairwoman of Parkland Hospital board
• American Eagle seeks $75 million in annual labor cuts
• Six hour stand-off near Terrell ends peacefully
• Half off Einstein Bros. Bagels!
• Vistaprint ~ Free Pens, Note Pads, Business Cards + More!
• Users of new iPads find data allotments go quickly
• Half Off At A Real Bookstore!
• Hewlett-Packard expected to combine printer, PC groups
• NASCAR seeks agency to attract younger, multicultural fans
• Restaurant.com $25 Gift Certificates Only $2!
• Scot Farber leaves Grubb & Ellis for Cushman & Wakefield
• Farmers Branch solar panel market watching China decision
• Analyst sees risk of bankruptcy for Sprint Nextel
• F-35 cost overruns hit $1 billion, government auditor says
• American Eagle employees to hear bankruptcy plan today
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Five (part three)
• Fort Worth hires Dallas attorney for American bankrutpcy case
• Safe Ride for Denton Students
• Headlines, March 21, 2012
• Grubb & Ellis EVP joins Cushman & Wakefield
• Dallas firm watching solar panel trade battle
• Sprint analyst Moffett calls bankruptcy a ‘legitimate risk’
• J.C. Penney woos more Target, Apple execs; promotes within
• Uplift set to move forward with Deep Ellum charter school
• Warren Buffett's TTI buys Sager Electronics
• New iPad hotter than iPad 2, but not in a good way
• EmCare to move headquarters to Galleria North
• WEC 2012 Summary: Reach the Unreached for Jesus
• Washington Mutual saga ends with completion of Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Will Spirit Airlines flight attendants go on strike?
• Terrell Police Department looking for Nike Outlet Store burglars
• Kaufman County Sheriff's Office crime reports for March 12-18, 2012
• Rainfall amounts and lake level changes for Dallas-Fort Worth area: March 20
• $10 for 1-Day Pass to Exposure Rock Climbing!
• $9 for $20 Worth of All-Natural Products!
• Half Off Food at The Kitchen!
• Places to Pick Your Own Fruits and Vegetables in the DFW Area
• Four Chances to See Independent George Before March Ends!
• Apple says it sold 3 million new iPads in first 3 days
• Samsung, RIM sued over use of emoticon popup menus
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Five (part two)
• Uplift Education completes purchase of Deep Ellum building
• Bank forecloses on Villa De Leon in Fort Worth, sues developers
• Festival of Balloons
• Free Rose Gardening Clinics
• Headlines March 20. 2012
• Free Music MP3 Downloads: Safe, Free, and Legal at PumpYouUp.com
• Prince of Peace Christian School & Early Learning Center's Destination Imagination Team Helps Collin County Animal Services
• Construction progresses on Dallas Children's Advocacy Center project
• Nick & Sams Grill, Coal Vines to open in LOOK Cinema
• Dave and Buster's buys vacant theater, land, to develop flagship restaurant
• Richland College offering a broad view of healthcare occupations, March 26-29
• Tom Thumb parent Safeway plans for $1B stock buy back
• Stepping Stones for the Christian Journey
• Allie Beth Allman honors top producers in luxe real estate
• AT&T commits $250M to Aspire education initiative
• DART parking fees for non-member cities start in April
• Alliance Data plans $350M note sale
• Flooding, severe weather for Dallas area March 19
• Mark Burnett buys stake in Las Colinas-based Youtoo
• Apple Inc. dividend, stock buy back's total worth $45B
• Apple plans $2.65 quarterly dividend, $10B buyback
• Top 10 Spring Rituals!
• $99 For Photo Facial with Chemical Peel!
• Full Chiropractic Exam, X-rays, Consultation & Adjustment for $37!
• 1 Month Of Dance Lessons For $35!
• MoneyGram expanding in Frisco; will add employees
• United Parcel Service to buy TNT Express for $6.8 billion
• AT&T pays customer $850 he won in data 'throttling' case
• Apple to announce what it will do with its $100B in cash
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Five (part one)
• Southlake's Isle at Watermere is sold to Chicago partnership
• Headlines March 19, 2012
• Chili Cookoff in Dallas March 24th
• Easter Events in Dallas and Fort Worth
• Aipad Photography Show in NY!
• People, Music & Culture to Become One at the 2012 DeSoto SolJazz Music Festival
• Will PUC punish Texans for rejecting Smart Meters?
• Great Amazing Race for Youth
• Headlines March 18, 2012
• Can Texans opt out of Smart Meters?
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Four (part twelve)
• Headlines March 17, 2012
• The Tubes Indoor Playground
• Celebrity Mystery Theater
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce Members-Only Mixer
• MoneyGram expands to Frisco, hiring employees
• Bomb threat prompts D/FW Airport plane evacuation
• Fried Girl Scout cookies on the menu at State Fair
• Dallas/Fort Worth Airport warns of road detour
• American Airlines open to merger, CEO Tom Horton hints
• Perkins Coie offers free legal forms to startups
• Dallas-Fort Worth rises to 7th on Orkin's 'bed bug cities' list
• Texas to lose federal women's health funds
• Tina Machu named associate dean for UNT pharmacy college
• Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf pulls in $19.8M payday
• Slideshow: A look at First Baptist Church's open design philosophy
• A look at First Baptist Church's open design philosophy
• Parkland dismisses 75 employees as cleanup continues
• Diageo, Texas Rangers sign deal for Ballpark restaurant
• Apple's expansion in Austin not yet a done deal
• AMR's Horton hopes for quick emergence from bankruptcy
• 'The Boss' pays visit to SXSW conference in Austin
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Four (part eleven)
• Bell Helicopter loses patent lawsuit to Eurocopter
• $10 For Eyebrow Shaping and Wax Session!
• $40 Car Wash Card at SpeedyBee Express for Only $20!
• Spring Fashion Show
• Headlines March 16, 2012
• Flood potential for Dallas zeroes in on Mon-Tue
• So, did we brush our teeth?
• Parkland ousts 75 hospital employees in cleanup, report says
• Texas Rangers, Diageo sign multi-year deal for new restaurant
• Apple’s Austin expansion not a done deal — yet
• Two Smith County women arrested in Terrell on drug charges
• Sears says it will close 62 additional stores
• Dry Force buys Grand Prairie site for DFW headquarters
• Trinity Strand trail work in Dallas inching forward
• Cruciform: Living the Cross-Shaped Life
• Greyhound begins Houston-Austin express route service
• Capital One stock sale raises $1.26 billion
• Apple market cap tops entire U.S. retail sector
• Men's Health magazine: Dallas drivers among the worst
• Cisco Systems to buy NDS Group for $5B
• Proliss Keratin Pro Flat Iron 95% Off + Free Pearl Earrings!
• 10 Curves Workouts for Only $20
• Half Off Daisy’s Barn & Grill in Plano!
• Headlines, March 15, 2012
• J.D. Power honors MetroPCS, Southwest for customer service
• Cano Petroleum seeks Chapter 11 bankruptcy in filing
• Truckers applaud Senate passage of transportation bill
• American Eagle will offer proposed cuts next week
• U.S. seeks to allay foreign partners' F-35 concerns
• Samsung bid for injunction against Apple hits roadblock
• AMR asks court to dismiss lawsuit by American's pilots
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Four (part ten)
• Blue Mesa to add restaurant at Arlington's Lincoln Square
• Butter London Matches Lips N’ Tips With New Lippy/Lacquer Line
• Meet Children’s Author Laura Numeroff
• bodybar Studios in Dallas
• Clown Burger: Best Burgers in the DFW Area
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce Programs For March 12-18, 2012
• Why the Obsession With Counting Mexicans?
• The Sixth Floor's Message to History: Just Hush Now
• As Dallas Boarding Homes Struggle, City Hall Sits on its Hands
• Free Cookie at McAlister’s Deli
• Heavy rain, severe weather possible March 19-21
• Cano files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection
• Truckers hail Senate passage of transportation bill
• American Eagle to propose cuts next week
• Comerica eyes share buy back up to $375M
• Banks fire back at Fed over failed stress test
• Apple's cash stash leads U.S. record $1.24 trillion
• Wingspan wins big contract, expands operations to Dallas
• Bruce Bradford named to lead North Dallas Chamber
• Hillwood, Brookfield partner on $1 billion venture
• UT Dallas gets funding for $85M building project
• Kaufman suspect arrested on multiple felony charges
• Terrell Police Department investigating aggravated robbery
• Dallas man arrested on drug charges in Kaufman County
• We're looking for the best executive golfers in DFW
• Rangers, Ballpark Real Estate reach stadium parking lot deal
• Big 12 Conference near extension of ESPN contract
• Marketing company ends 'Homeless Hotspot' program at SXSW
• 4 large banking companies fail Fed's stress test
• AT&T offers settlement to iPhone user who won $850 case
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Four (part nine)
• New York firm to buy Great Wolf Resorts for $703 million
• Texas Rangers signs multi-year deal for parking lots
• Are you afraid of selling? Be-Attitudes of Successful Sales People #3
• Beauty Shopping Extravaganza!
• Headlines, March 14, 2012
• Understanding Toddlers and Imaginary Friends
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce Happenings April 2012
• TITAS Command Performance 2012 a crown jewel of the dance world
• Big 12 to extend TV rights deal with ESPN
• Help us find the best golfers in Dallas
• MGD 64 being rebranded as Miller64
• Dallas investor puts Turtle Creek Village on market
• Laday, Bass to lead Texas Health Resources board
• Dallas' Humphreys & Partners opens office in Seattle
• EPA proposes Willow Park as Superfund site
• March Madness Money: Big 12 teams have hefty revenues
• SMU fires head basketball coach Matt Doherty
• Hiring in DFW should be healthy, Manpower says
• Forney resident charged with illegally tampering with residential gas service
• Kauman County investigators make burglary arrest
• TV's GCB annoys Newt and some Dallas denizens
• Plano Data expands office space in Plano
• $25 billion foreclosure settlement filed in federal court
• SXSW: Music, movies and geeks as rock stars
• AT&T to add 4G access to a dozen U.S. cities
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Four (part eight)
• Macaroni Grill operator files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Turkish police order 15 Bell 429 helicopters in $75M deal
• Headlines March 13, 2012
• Spring Fling at Dallas Heritage Village
• Be-Attitudes of Successful Sales People #2
• The Perfect Moisturizer, Rain Or Shine
• Wall Street Journal Touts Appeal of Senior Community Bonds-Cites Edgemere in Dallas
• Venus and Jupiter close together in Dallas skies this week
• $25B foreclosure settlement filed in federal court
• American Realty Capital picks up Rowlett shopping center for $22M
• Texas signs $1.3B in contracts for state services
• Forney woman gets a scare, car stolen but suspect arrested
• CSC to lay off 92 in Carrollton
• DTS-Houston Leadership Changes, New Degrees, and Campus Expansion Plans
• DFW is 4th nationally in transportation, warehousing employment
• Granite Properties buys 3-building Uptown property
• Blockbuster to close McKinney distribution center, lay off 171
• Texas investor buys Dallas apartment complex
• Arpey discusses decision to leave American
• Kaufman County Sheriff's Office crime report for March 5, 201 thru March 1, 2012
• HP cloud computing service to compete with Amazon
• Slideshow: The new iPad vs. iPad 2
• Libertarians missing in 'Action Against Police Brutality'
• Preordered Apple iPad shipments pushed back
• AMR's decision to freeze pensions pleases PBGC chief
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Four (part seven)
• Demand for hotel rooms in Fort Worth rose in 2011
• Barnes & Noble expands Penguin boutique efforts
• Fix A Leak Week
• Headlines March 12, 2012
• Dallas rainfall report: March 10-11, 2012
• Dallas Libertarian Myers announces for US Senate
• Top Young Scientist Challenge
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Four (part six)
• $25 Restaurant.com Gift Certificates for Only $2!
• Headlines March 10. 2012
• Save $200 on 4-Piece Wicker Patio Set!
• Online Consignment for Kid Stuff
• Rome Study Abroad Program Receives Honorable Mention
• North Lake Students Promote Day of Peace
• North Lake College Newspaper Wins National Recognition
• North Lake College Basketball Team Wins National Title - March 18, 2006
• North Lake Art Student Wins Calendar Design for Dallas Farmers Market
• Students: Have You Chosen a Program of Study? New State Law Requires It
• American Airlines plane delayed by flight attendant's rant
• Slideshow: At DBJ's M&A Awards, more smiles
• Mercer Crossing: Expect more development
• As region considers cab policy, Yellow Cab touts advances
• John Tatum named to National Sports Marketing Network board
• Apple to build $304M campus, hire 3,600 in Austin
• 1401 Elm: A look inside the view from the top
• High schools like Southlake Carroll market logos, too
• Genghis Grill launches new branding campaign
• DCCCD Faculty and Administrators Honored
• AT&T eyes sale of yellow pages unit
• DCCCD Volunteers Make a Difference
• Forney police assist Mesquite PD in pursuit, suspect eludes capture
• Kaufman County Sheriff's Office crime report for February 28 thru March 5, 2012
• U.S. adds 227K jobs; unemployment stays at 8.3%
• Apple barred from pursuing Kodak patent suit
• Geithner endorses tax reform, investment at Dallas forum
• TI's Richardson chip plant exceeding expectations, CEO says
• Texas Instruments lowers, narrows 1Q guidance
• Baylor to close 71-bed hospital in southwest Fort Worth
• AMR asks for 6-month extension to file reorganization plan
• BofA cuts side deal on $25B mortgage settlement
• R. Allen Stanford must forfeit $330M, jury decides
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Four (part five)
• Free Shopping, Nutrition advice with the Dietitians from Market Street
• Headlines March 9, 2012
• One Month Women’s Boot Camp Classes $40!
• ChocolateFest
• $40 for Chiropractic Exam, 1-Hour Massage Plus Nutritional Evaluation!
• Shiloh Rules - Performances
• Robbery suspect shot by homeowner near Terrell
• Geithner touts tax reform, investment in Dallas talk
• Texas Instruments' Richardson plant ramping up ahead of schedule
• Genetic manipulation boosts growth of brain cells linked to learning, enhances effects of antidepressants
• Dispute over cow leads to shots fired near Terrell
• Dallas Museum of Art offering Free admission for families this weekend
• Terrell man arrested for possessing crack cocaine
• Texas LP conventions in unconventional places
• Texas Instruments narrows, lowers 1Q outlook
• Baylor closing southwest Fort Worth hospital
• Dallas-Fort Worth is 4th nationally in real estate employment
• King's X show cancelled
• Judge OKs Grubb & Ellis bankruptcy sale plans
• Exxon Mobil plans $185B investment in new energy supplies
• Wells Fargo may close some branches, CFO says
• Planned layoffs increase over last year, Challenger reports
• Nationstar Mortgage Holdings launches IPO
• Starbucks ~ Buy an Espresso before 11 am, Get Half Off Espresso after 2 pm!
• Half Off Customized Stories, Wall Art and More!
• Free Cards Everyday at Cardstore.com Through March 14th!
• Studio Movie Grill Girls Night Out March 14th ~ “The Devil Wears Prada”
• Last Week to Win Free Digital Piano!
• Mark Banta named president of Klyde Warren Park
• Mobile message: 7-letter license plates are on sale
• Stroud plans $12M senior living, dementia care facility in Carrollton
• Private businesses add 216,000 jobs in February
• Wells Fargo looks to make 'selective acquisitions'
• Feds warn Apple, 5 publishers of e-book price-fixing lawsuit
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Four (part four)
• This Weekend: Where to go & Who to see March 9 - 11
• Burying the Lead
• Headlines March 8, 2012
• KTB Youth & Educator Awards
• Edgemere Names Vanessa Curtright Director of Sales and Marketing
• Destination Colorado’s Dallas Showcase to Take Place on Wed, March 21 at The Belo Mansion & Pavilion
• Envying A Trash Picker -- A New Low for Pendejas
• Neither Snow Nor Rain nor ... Oh, Screw It. The Post Office is a Dead Letter
• Texas' Biggest Power Supplier Wants to Blame the EPA for Future Blackouts
• Banta named president of Klyde Warren Park
• Heavy rain may lead to flooding in Dallas area Thu-Sat
• Seven-letter custom plates for sale
• Stroud to build $12M senior living community in Carrollton
• Private companies add 216,000 jobs
• Terry Turner Heads Southern Baptist Convention of Texas
• RadioShack CMO leaves The Shack
• Netflix stock up on cable partnership talks report
• After T-Mobile, AT&T may go to mat with unions
• Nationstar to buy $63B in servicing assets from Aurora Bank
• Justice ~ Huge Summer Sale Now Through March 12th!
• $20 for $40 Worth of Customized Designs from Ink Garden!
• Half Off 2 Drop-In Sessions at Adventure Kids in Plano!
• Parkland board delays naming CEO search consulting firm
• RIM reportedly to cut fees to help stem defections
• Apple expected to unveil new iPad model today
• DFW Auto Show in Fort Worth moves to December
• German court throws out Apple, Samsung patent suits
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Four (part three)
• George Thorogood and The Destroyers
• Headlines March 7, 2012
• St. Paddy's Day - Dash Down Greenville 5K
• Heavy rain event evolving for Dallas-Fort Worth area
• Parkland board delays naming consulting firm
• Union puts IBM job cuts at 1,650; company mum
• Cisco Systems helps digital signs evolve into multifunction touchscreens
• Small business iPad use quadrupled in past year
• USDA to announce Texas food recalls via Twitter
• R. Allen Stanford convicted in $7B Ponzi scheme
• February traffic rises at American Airlines, Eagle
• KKR, Chesapeake form energy investment partnership
• Office Depot announces private offering
• Apple's new tablet may be 'iPad HD'
• Olson wins 2012 Passano Award
• Apple stock up more in 2012 than all of 2011
• Children's Medical in Plano lands $1M donation
• Children's Med, UT Southwestern launch institute
• Haircut, Wash, Blow Dry, Style and Hair Color for Only $29 + Other Hair Deal!
• $75 For Photo Session + 8×10 Print!
• Pajama Pants $17!
• Books ‘N Bugs
• Texas Capital Bank expands at Richardson building
• Check-in website closes after Southwest Airlines sues
• Travelport, American Airlines extend content agreement
• Could the ascent of the iPad signal decline of the PC?
• Sheraton Fort Worth foreclosure auction halted by judge
• Core Wireless files patent suit against Apple in Texas
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Four (part two)
• Headlines March 6, 2012
• Exhibition - Antifaz
• Dallas Art Fair 2012
• Gloria’s in Fort Worth
• Latin Ensemble Extraordinaire Concert celebrates feel good music
• Texas Capital Bank expands in Richardson
• Pediatric Research Institute Launched by Children's Medical Center, UT Southwestern
• Check-in website shuts down after Southwest Airlines sues
• American, Travelport extend content agreement
• Treasury Secretary Geithner to visit Dallas Thursday
• Bank of America among banks that question Federal Reserve on stress-test disclosure
• Small Dallas area banks imposing new fees?
• Food & Wine nominates two Dallas chefs
• DFW is 4th nationally in lodging, food employment
• Mark Cuban invests $200,000 in Kisstixx
• Target marketing exec leaves for J.C. Penney
• New Course: Local Church and Social Outreach Ministry with Tony Evans
• From the Garden to the City: the Redeeming and Corrupting Power of Technology
• NTCAR to induct Gerald Hines, Jeff Hines, Michael Dardick in Hall of Fame
• Save 76% on Wrap Skirts, Dresses and Tops!
• $10 for 2 FunBites Kitchen Tools for Kids!
• Transfer Videos to DVD For $10!
• CoreSpace to move HQ to Dallas from Las Vegas
• American Airlines, Miami airport settle baggage-handling feud
• Parkland board pledges to fix problems at hospital
• Texas Rangers sell more than 100,000 tickets on Saturday
• Apple reaches 25-billion-apps-downloaded mark
• AT&T reportedly ready to phase out 2G EDGE service
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Four (part one)
• Funky Finds Spring Fling
• Mommy Trading Cards!
• Leprechaun Cookie Bark
• Headlines March 5, 2012
• Soaking rainfall in March 8-9 forecast for Dallas
• Headlines, March 4, 2012
• The Key Word is CHOOSE
• InkGarden ~ Travel Mugs $2!
• Dallas skyline forever changed by opening of new Margaret Hunt Hill bridge
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Three (part twelve)
• Headlines, March 3, 2012
• Hollie Cavanagh on American Idol
• Disney Fun at NorthPark Center
• Contractor's And Small Business Series: 'Tools You Can Use'
• Parkland board pledges to fix hospital's woes
• DCCCD Invites Women Veterans to Free Event - March 8
• Parkland Hospital hires chief implementation officer
• Major League Baseball set to expand playoff format
• H&M to open third DFW area store
• ECS Refining expanding Mesquite operation
• Get your Iron Maiden tickets today
• American Eagle to furlough 50 pilots
• Southwest Airlines sues to stop website offering check-in service
• Dallas weather forecast: "Open your windows" this weekend
• North Texas Irish Festival is celebrating its 30th anniversary
• J.C. Penney hires another former Apple executive
• Cardiologists identify mechanism that makes heart disease worse in diabetics
• DBJ announces Healthiest Employers honorees
• Slideshow: Top DFW economic development agencies
• AT&T kills unlimited data plans
• Pinnacle moves its regional HQ to Addison
• New Breed Logistics leases space at D/FW International Airport
• Fontanes named Associa CIO, senior vice president
• D/FW to build new $176.6M Terminal A parking garage
• 8 Irving businesses win national Chamber Blue Ribbon Awards
• U.S. allies meet to discuss concerns over F-35 cost, schedule
• Pinnacle moves regional headquarters to Addison
• Creditors seek to block Grubb & Ellis bankruptcy sale
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Three (part eleven)
• Half Off Mexican Food at El Chaparral in Denton!
• Star Party This Saturday
• New Container Store in Arlington ~ Plus $10 Gift Cards!
• Headlines, March 2, 2012!
• $55 For 8 Golf Lessons for your Kids Ages 6-16!
• Are you Living your Truth?
• Free evening of drinks and ink with Tuaca and tattoo artist Corey Miller
• New Breed Logistics signs large lease to fulfill U.S. Post Office contract
• Associa names Juan Fontanes CIO, SVP
• D/FW Airport to build new Terminal A parking garage
• Acquire the tools to embrace your inner author
• Parkland Hospital receives improvement plan
• Retailers see strong February sales
• AT&T eases limits on unlimited data
• Bloomingdale's hiring for Park Lane outlet store
• Texas Workforce Commission enforcement efforts pay off
• Apple reaches $500B market value
• Hey, bidder! Champ d'Or mansion could sell for $10.3M at auction
• Fannie: We cut off Bank of America, not the other way around
• $15 iTunes Gift Card for Only $7.50!
• Investigators predict, confirm how E. coli bacteria hijack cells' directional mechanism
• Half Off Kids Pretend Play Outfits!
• J.C. Penney's ads with DeGeneres score with Oscar viewers
• Turner Construction picked by Nebraska Furniture Mart
• Emirates airline leases office space in Uptown Dallas
• Megatel buys 44 acres for Fort Worth residential development
• AMR boosts cash on hand despite $234M loss in January
• Allens Canning closes; landmark plant sold to investor
• Bank of America looks at plan to charge new fee
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Three (part ten)
• Green Eggs and Ham
• Headlines, March 1, 2012
• Half Off Two Guy’s Pizza in Plano!
• The Big Beats Concert at P.S.T.
• Arizona Whitewashes American History in Texas
• Just Pretend the Calatrava Bridge Really Is Opening, Sit Back and Listen to Lyle.
• The Feds Attack Online Poker
• BIG Summer Camp List for DFW
• J.C. Penney Ellen Degeneres ads score with Oscar viewers
• Nebraska Furniture Mart picks Turner Construction
• Emirates to open Dallas office, now offers nonstop flight to Dubai
• Megatel acquires 44 acres in Fort Worth
• Mathis Donheiser & Jeter to move to Adolphus Tower's top floor
• Henrietta Fore joins Exxon Mobil board
• McDonald: Parkland Hospital is in good hands
• Hudson Peters wins Pyramids Office Tower leasing assignment
• U.S. docks Lockheed for F-35 cost-tracking flaws
• Local investor picks up 164-unit Grand Prairie apartment complex
• February 2012 climate report for Dallas: Warmer, drier than average
• Cricket for Kids – Lewisville
• Apple TV debut alongside new iPads on March 7?
• Costco's 2nd quarter earnings beat expectations
• HP to cut 275 employees in webOS unit
• United Way of Metropolitan Dallas raises $58.1 million
• AT&T's Stephenson: Feds must act on spectrum
• Parkland board chairwoman McDonald resigns
• Rockwall doctor, 6 others charged in alleged $375M scheme
• Pilots union asks court to force American to keep negotiating
• University of Missouri pays $12.5M to leave Big 12
• Dallas United Way raises $58.1 million
• This Weekend: Where to go & who to see March 1 - 4
• February at The MAC
• Parkland board chairwoman resigns
• Rockwall doctor charged in alleged $375M health care fraud
• Semi official: Apple tabs March 7 ... for iPad?
• FedEx exec: NASCAR sponsorship worth it
• Smitherman named Texas Railroad Commission chairman
• Dallas group tells Parkland to focus on patients first
• United Way sees 9.3 percent donation jump
• Report: Dallas workers among more then 1,000 laid off at IBM
• Dallas area home prices continue to decline
• Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge Grand Opening Celebration This Weekend
• FHA to increase mortgage insurance premiums
• Best Buy cuts iPad 2 price $50 as iPad 3 nears
• Mangelsdorf wins international Luft Award for endocrinology research
• Carlile Bancshares to buy Denton's Northstar Bank of Texas
• Bridge grand opening celebration to include concerts and fireworks this weekend
• Fees cause customers to switch banks, study shows
• Daytona 500 champion Kenseth to visit Dallas Mavericks
• Failed MetroPCS deal puts Sprint's Hesse on hot seat
• Fort Worth ISD to cut more than 300 jobs in reorganization
• North Texas Irish Festival 2012
• Carlile to buy Denton's Northstar Bank of Texas
• Dallas to start March with May-like temperatures
• Southwest Airlines, Milwaukee Brewers enter into deal
• Allstate to expand agency network in DFW, statewide
• Brightway Insurance breaking into Texas market
• Former Mary Kay pink mansion may be red-hot buy
• Insights in Revelation: Messages from a Majestic Savior
• Hunt, PegasusAblon partner on Frisco apartment project
• TCU drug busts don't happen in LibertarianLand
• Southwest's Kelly says airline will pause growth
• AT&T service to let app makers pay users' data charges
• ASCOM Holdings buys 200-unit Dallas apartment complex
• Dallas, TXU open new electric car chargers
• Chip maker sues Comerica, Southwest over patents
• Parkland board needs autonomy, commissioner says
• GameStop among most-profitable stores per square foot
• Colleyville, McKinney properties sold to Canadian trust
• AT&T to appeal $850 ruling in data throttling case
• Samsung introduces 10-inch tablet, projector smartphone
• One remaining slot left for the War of Rock, "The Wild West" in Fort Worth
• Got talent? War of Rock returns
• Comerica, Southwest targeted in patent suits
• Commissioner: Parkland board needs autonomy to do its job
• APFA re-elects Laura Glading as president
• KBS has Legacy Town Center buildings under contract
• Girl Scouts, TI launch STEM initiative, engineering badge
• How do you know when to refer someone to a professional counselor?
• DealerTrack set to move to Galleria North
• Southwest to open crew base at Denver airport
• Chinese iPad trademark fight lands in U.S.
• Slideshow: DFW's top insurance companies/brokers
• J.C. Penney records $87 million loss in fourth quarter
• Dish Network to close 500 Blockbuster stores
• BofA to stop selling new mortgages to Fannie Mae
• Dallas Business Journal announces 2012 Heavy Hitters
• MAX's Wine Dive to open Uptown Dallas location
• $1 billion mixed-used development planned for Flower Mound
• Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge opening delayed in Dallas
• Williams Trew adopts Sotheby's brand
• Bank of America will freeze employee pension plans
• The DBJ announces 2012 Heavy Hitters
• Keystone pipeline battle invades North Texas
• Dallas hits 82 degrees on Feb. 23rd
• Plans for Flower Mound lakeside project unveiled
• Dallas delays opening Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge to March 29
• Williams Trew of Fort Worth signs onto Sotheby's brand
• USPS plans to close Dallas mail processing center
• DBJ celebrates 20 years of Best Real Estate Deals
• Dallas Opera ‘Tristan und Isolde’ artistically triumphant and intensely romantic
• ComInd REIT picks Dallas for HQ; to spend $400M in real estate
• ClubCorp completes renovations to the Las Colinas Country Club
• Texas helps drive U.S. exports to record $1.48 trillion
• Bank of America sued by Ireland-based Sealink Funding
• Tom Thumb parent Safeway’s Q4 sales up, profit down
• Someone Called: Profile of Malachy Williams
• Air Force kills plan to buy iPads for pilots
• Central Freight places $2M order for CNG-powered Peterbilts
• Stream Realty expands nationally, promotes Dallas exec
• Trainor Glass ceases operations with projects under way
• Star-Telegram offers buyouts to some employees
• Hewlett-Packard's 1Q profit falls 44 percent to $1.47B
• Learning to Speak Spanish with a Dixie Drawl
• The Mayor's $20 Million Plan for Southern Dallas is Just Another Drop in the Bucket.
• The 2012 Dallas Mavericks: 33 Storylines from 33 Games
• Central Freight orders 15 Peterbilt CNG trucks
• Stream Realty's Dallas leader gets promotion amid national expansion
• Where to go & who to see February 22 - 26
• American Airlines flight attendants avert furloughs
• AgustaWestland advances Arlington project
• Kaufman County Crime Stoppers holding murder mystery dinner fundraiser
• Dallas government to solve government-caused homelessness with more government?
• Apple offers $15 per iPhone 4 user to settle 'antennagate'
• RIM software upgrade gives PlayBook tablet email capability
• Dallas billionaire Harold Simmons is top super PAC donor
• Comcast's Xfinity Streamplus service to take on Netflix
• Lockheed forfeits $31.5M in F-35 performance payments
• AT&T cuts CEO Stephenson's pay $2M over T-Mobile deal
• Video: Ron Paul float in Dallas Mardi Gras parade
• Big shot of spring in Dallas forecast Feb 22-23
• Apple offers $15 per user to end 'antennagate'
• RIM releases PlayBook software that adds email
• DART adding security officers to each train after string of violent incidents
• AMR details revenue, cost-cutting plans in employee letter
• Fitch lowers J.C. Penney credit rating to junk territory
• Kaufman County Sheriff's report for February 13 thru February 19, 2012
• DART placing a security officer on every train
• Texas Health Resources Harris HEB makes top ER list
• Grubb & Ellis files Chapter 11, to sell assets to BGC Partners
• RadioShack fourth-quarter profit falls 79 percent
• A.H. Belo reports Q4 profit, but full-year loss
• Rumors intensify about iPad 3 display, chips
• AT&T spent $6.3B in Texas from '09 to '11
• Rangers slideshow: Cactus League stadiums
• Regis Corp. to close salons, cut brands in half
• Natural gas will be in over supply despite cuts, Moody's says
• Bank of America's CEO Moynihan takes 2011 pay cut
• Spec's signs leases for stores in Plano, Fort Worth
• Parkland asks AG for opinion on release of safety report
• Selling BofA's Texas operations would be tall order
• Leasing helps propel increased U.S. auto sales
• F-35 makes first test flight with external missiles attached
• Richland College has been named EPA College/University Partner of the Year
• When the Bottom Drops Out: Finding Grace in the Depths of Disappointment
• Rangers slideshow: A look at Cactus League stadiums
• Regis to close hair salons, eliminate half of its 50 brands
• Moody's: Natural gas to remain in excess supply in 2012
• BofA's Moynihan takes pay cut for 2011
• Spec's announces new Plano, Fort Worth stores
• Beta testers wanted for libertarian election game
• Dallas area rainfall totals for Feb 18, 2012
• The Legendary 'Levee Singers' at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Parkland seeks AG ruling on patient safety report
• For BofA, selling Texas branches would be heavy lifting
• Macy's to hire 4,000 this year
• Frost National Bank applies for state charter
• Downtown Fort Worth Sheraton posted for foreclosure
• Granada thanks Mark Cuban for saving St. Patrick's parade
• Tootie Pie achieves first quarterly profit in company’s history
• USPS plans 50-cent stamp, no Saturday delivery
• Bank of America tries to block Moynihan deposition
• Abercrombie & Fitch to shutter 180 stores by 2015
• Funds to help grow entrepreneur military vets
• Slideshow: Minority Business Leader Awards luncheon
• Bernanke says community banks performing well
• Amazon's Kindle Fire cuts into iPad's share of tablet market
• Lockheed offers kits to make old F-16s new Viper version
• 3 Dallas area office towers facing foreclosure
• BofA tells Fed it would consider selling Texas operations
• Economic Forecast Luncheon
• Lu Mitchell and Catch 23 at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• OnSiteRx(R) Launches First for Arizona: Automated Drug Dispensing in Nursing Home
• Dallas area is no longer in drought; rest of Texas not so lucky
• Scenes from Minority Business Leader Awards luncheon
• Ben Bernanke: Community banks improving financially
• KDC details plans for Victory Park tower development
• The Art Hotel Gallery presents h’Art Attack show about love
• Southwest Airlines raising round-trip fares by $10
• When God Is Silent
• Red Robin plans at least 13 new restaurants this year
• MillerCoors brews up 32.5 percent rise in profits
• Apple says it will protect phone contact data
• Texas ranks 9th for business tax climate
• Market Street to open Flower Mound location
• Childhood leukemia drug shortage alleviated
• GM reports record profit of $7.6 billion
• Parkland's stand on report release OK for some, not others
• Parkland's interim CEO asks employees to stay focused
• Parkland's infection control boss to leave hospital
• AT&T still looking to make deals to get more spectrum
• BofA, J.P. Morgan Chase under Moodys review for downgrades
• AMR reports $1.1 billion loss in fourth quarter
• 2 unions offer buyouts as alternative to layoffs at American
• Does the GOP really think Latino voters will buy Marco Rubio?
• Dallas' Charter School Plan May Be a Good Idea, But It Was Badly Executed
• Michael Sorrell Revived Paul Quinn College (and Almost Died Doing It)
• Parkland's stand makes sense to some, not others
• Parkland employees urged to stay focused
• 2012 Tryouts announced for Men’s & Women’s Soccer Teams
• American Airlines labor groups make early-out proposals
• Parkland's head of infection prevention to leave
• AMR makes American management changes
• Crawford: Stoneleigh's restart alters perception of slowdown
• Greyhound to launch nonstop Dallas-Houston service
• Italy to cut order for Lockheed's F-35 fighters
• GM to end defined pension for salaried workers
• Parkland board member: Report concerning, not surprising
• 3 DFW companies honored for women's business enterprise
• Apple passes Samsung as top smartphone vendor
• Luxury student housing complex planned near UNT
• University of North Texas unveils 5-year goals
• Report: Dallas is 15th most at-risk city for cyber crime
• Walter Dansby named Fort Worth school superintendent
• Parkland report: Serious issues continue at hospital
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce Programs For February 13-19, 2012
• Developer plans to build luxe apartments near UNT
• UNT sets five-year goals
• Mild weather into weekend for Dallas forecast
• Kaufman County Sheriff's Report for February 6 thru February 12, 2012
• American Airlines employees picket at airport
• Drug shortage threatens pediatric chemo patients
• Dan Johnson named Richardson city manager
• University of Texas System unveils Finish@UT online degree program
• Whitman moves Hewlett-Packard execs into cubicles
• Baylor Health Care makes Training's magazine's top 125
• 1B smartphones seen by 2016, many of them for work
• Whitman looks to drive HP growth with digital presses
• Slimming World sets up Lewsville HQ; takes program online
• Apple eyes March unveiling of 4G iPad
• Latest advance in precise radiation treatment a powerful addition – first in the nation with new system
• Mayor Mike Rawlings unveils South Dallas plan
• Report: Stolen passwords led to breach of Nortel's computers
• AT&T's data throttling slows speeds for heaviest users
• Nortel patent sale, Google's purchase of Motorola Mobility get OKs
• Defense budget cuts would hit F-35, V-22 orders
• Report: BofA, Chase, Wells likely face debt downgrades
• 5 Greatest Spankings of All Time Brings a Breath of Fresh Air
• Show - Images: Past/Presence
• TEMM gets $12,000 grant to promote program
• Three TEMM students receive scholarships
• Rawlings: South Dallas is a business opportunity
• ConocoPhillips touts shale development
• U.S. Concrete to move headquarters from Houston to Euless
• Children's Medical expands dental program
• Texas Rangers likely done making big deals
• Challenge to Texas margin tax dies
• Sadler Law Firm expands to North Texas
• Delta employee profit sharing dips to $264 million
• Intoxication manslaughter charges upheld in Terrell drunk driving case
• DFW ranks 148th for workers using public transit
• New website increases Heart IQ
• I Never Thought I'd See the Day: When Atheists Would Be Angry
• Apple asks for workplace audit at Chinese plants
• Apple stock passes $500 for the first time
• Bell unveils it largest commercial helicopter at Dallas show
• U.S. Air Force to buy up to 18,000 iPads for flight crews
• Texas again is nation's top state for exports
• Apple seeks to ban Samsung Galaxy Nexus sales in U.S.
• Banker Tom Storrs, who helped form BofA, dies at 93
• Exhibition - Youth and Beauty: Art of the American Twenties
• Texas challenges EPA greenhouse gas regulations
• American Airlines labor groups plan Valentine's Day protest
• Forney crime decreases as more officers are hired
• SMU, TCU and UNT: What do they spend on athletics?
• Huawei makes Silicon Valley office its R&D center
• Aaron’s Inc. annual profit dips 4 percent on charges
• Don Henley institute to return $50K to Ponzi schemer's firm
• Quicksilver Production Partners files for IPO
• J.C. Penney's Ron Johnson defends Ellen DeGeneres decision
• Slideshow: Top DFW Mergers and Acquisitions
• Fancorps looks to raise capital, shift into consumer brands
• Analyst sees 7-inch iPad in Apple's future
• Investment trust buys Arlington retail property
• Scottish Rite Hospital names new CEO; to start foundation
• U.S. House OKs bill outlawing insider trading by members
• FBI files on Steve Jobs contain info on drug use, distorted reality
• Spirit Airlines plans flights from D/FW to Tampa, Mexico City
• Irving Council to give developer more time to raise funds
• Mark Cuban scheduled to appear for SEC deposition
• Scottish Rite Hospital names CEO, launches foundation
• Investment trust picks up Arlington shopping center
• Headlines, February 10, 2012
• Half Off Frozen Yogurt & Bubble Tea!
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• $20 for $40 Worth of Anything on FTD.com!
• Great Backyard Bird Count 2012
• $10 For 4 Hours of Parent’s Night Out Childcare!
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce Happenings February 2012
• Border - Exhibition
• Coldest weather for Dallas since mid-January in weekend forecast
• Forney PD busts Dallas cop for DWI
• House approves STOCK Act barring insider trading by lawmakers
• FBI file on Steve Jobs includes drug use, distorted reality
• Parkland interim CEO enjoying the challenge
• Koret Leopardy Wristlet Clutch $9!
• Texas Rangers sign outfielder Nelson Cruz for 2 years
• Sundance Square names landscape architect on plaza project
• American, Eagle by the far busiest at D/FW Airport
• U.S. Postal Service posts $3.3 billion loss
• Slideshow: Shakeup among top bank brands
• Whole Foods nets $118.3M in Q1
• Frito-Lay parent PepsiCo to cut 8,700 jobs, 100 in DFW
• Dr. Wallace: Earliest Manuscript of the New Testament Discovered?
• 6 Ways To Help Those Suffering a Dark Night of the Soul
• Apple seen unveiling iPad 3 first week of March
• Win $10,000 in Extra Cash with TXU!
• Win $10,000 in Extra Cash with TXU!
• LEGO For Girls Event
• LEGO For Girls Event
• Hillwood starts construction on Alliance apartment project
• Shares in Apple Inc. hit all-time high
• Cisco's shares jump after it reports profits up 44 percent
• $15 for $30 Worth of Cupcake Wrappers!
• $15 for $30 Worth of Cupcake Wrappers!
• Lucid Energy lines up $75M in private equity funding
• LBJ Express kicks off program to help businesses
• Nissan opens $2M service technician training facility in Irving
• Feds, five banks near $26B foreclosure abuse settlement
• How a Can of Fire Roasted Tomatoes Saved Dinner
• How a Can of Fire Roasted Tomatoes Saved Dinner
• Become a Rhea Lana Consignors!
• Become a Rhea Lana Consignors!
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Two (part four)
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Two (part four)
• Hey, Sugar! Sweet Valentine-Inspired Beauty Products!
• Hey, Sugar! Sweet Valentine-Inspired Beauty Products!
• Headlines February 9, 2012
• Headlines February 9, 2012
• Really? Dallas Needs a $25 Million Horse Park?
• The Remaking of Vickery Meadow
• Ron Paul: Friend of Liberty, but not Mexicans.
• Hillwood starts construction on Alliance apartments
• Apple stock hits all-time high
• Cisco profit soars 44 percent, shares jump
• Lucid Energy lines up private equity financing
• LBJ Express starts program to help businesses
• Finalists announced for M&A Deals & Dealmakers
• LBJ construction 12 percent done, on schedule
• Dallas area foreclosures decline in 2011, CoreLogic report says
• Hotels.com to move corporate HQ within Dallas
• Amazon, Viacom to compete with Netflix
• Molecular biologist wins prestigious NAS award
• Bank of America, Wells and Chase pay homeowners to avoid foreclosures
• Sprint Nextel losses widen on iPhone costs
• Apple seeks standard telecom patent rules
• $25 Gap Gift Card & $100 DiscountDiningDollars For $23!
• In past decade, DFW among top 12 metros that grew jobs
• $20 to Spend at Pretti New Consignments for Only $10!
• iThinkLocal $450 in Free Credit ~ Win $100 Visa Gift Card!
• Free Heart Healthy Screening at Sams Club
• President’s Day Art Camp February 20th!
• German lender buys back Victory Park condos, retail site at foreclosure sale
• Valley View Center pulled from foreclosure auction
• Bill Keffler retiring as Richardson city manager
• DISD at risk of losing $79 million in federal funding
• AMC Entertainment reports $72.8M loss in third quarter
• Bell Helicopter gets tax abatement to build HQ, training facililty
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Two (part three)
• Competitive Careering
• Unique Valentine Gifts for Your Man
• Headlines, February 8, 2012
• Growing Outside the Box: The Modern Concept of Vertical Farming
• 'Tools You Can Use' Small Business Series
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre Presents The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940
• Start your Valentine's Day off right
• Victory Park condos sell for $32M at foreclosure auction; retail site sells for $3.5M
• Valley View Center gets stay at foreclosure auction
• Dallas' art scene goes Underground
• Richardson City Manager Keffler to retire
• DiFiore, Samson join Business Council for the Arts board
• Trade rep pitches Hong Kong to Dallas businesses
• Southwest Airlines shows dip in January traffic
• LinkAmerica's new CentrePoint office to create 140 jobs
• Apple faces restraining order over iPad name in China
• Fannie Mae expands online sales
• Release of Parkland report under federal review
• DTS Needs Your Help to Develop a Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP)
• Children’s Plays at Casa Manana
• Top 10 Valentine’s Day Gifts!
• Bliss, Texas and A Magical Dressmaking Mystery series
• Top 10 Valentine’s Day Gifts!
• Baby Safe Carpet Cleaning $35 For 3 Rooms!
• $40 For One-Hour Stone Massage!
• January traffic up, capacity down at American Airlines
• Parkland decides against releasing consultant's report
• Suit against Bank of America gets class-action status
• Senators question early end to F-35B's probation
• Motorola asks court for cut of iPhone, iPad sales
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Two (part two)
• Headlines February 7, 2012
• Dinner & Flight Package $129 per Couple!
• Stop And Shop Gives Back To The Community
• Edgemere Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary
• Edgemere Resident Honored at National Conference for Celebrating Age
• Dallas weather forecast: Cooler into the weekend
• American's January traffic up, capacity down
• Study: Rapid bone loss as possible side effect of anti-obesity drug now in clinical trials
• Parkland: Monitor's report 'humbling'
• Verizon, Redbox team on joint venture
• Dallas-based Crow Holdings buys 1.2M SF Texas portfolio
• Review: LaGrange offers up an affordably tantalizing Sunday Brunch
• Walgreens stung by loss of Express Scripts
• Apple, Samsung vie for smartphone lead
• MoneyGram donates $73,000 for education causes
• Bank of America mortgage chief Barbara Desoer to retire
• Worldwide semiconductor sales hit record $299.5B
• Kaufman County Sheriff's Report for January 31 thru February 3, 2012
• Horton: American Airlines could be consolidator
• Christian Zombie Killers Handbook
• NFL Gear ~ New Trend for Women!
• Free Yogurt at Yogurtland Today Between 4-7 pm!
• $50 Worth of Kids Home Decor for $20!
• Family eGuide Giveaways!
• 54% Off Professional Photo Shoot + $10 Photo Credit!
• Headlines February 6, 2012
• Cuts by AMR Corp. hurt traffic at D/FW International Airport
• Behringer Harvard says technical default will have minimal impact
• Texas Rangers: Alcohol relapse could affect Hamilton talks
• Apple expands patent lawsuit against Samsung in Australia
• Durcan named CEO at Micron Technology
• Meyerson joins board of Encore Health Resources
• The Be-Attitudes of Successful Sales People
• Dallas By Chocolate
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-Two (part one)
• Recent web troubles and the Queen of Cool
• Headlines February 5, 2012
• The free gift everyone needs
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-One (part twelve)
• Don’t Be A Yuck Mouth
• AMR cuts hurt traffic at DFW
• Behringer Harvard: 'Technical default' will have little impact on Frisco Square
• Rangers: Josh Hamilton's drinking could impact future contract
• Cassity Jones Lumber to consolidate North Texas operations in Terrell
• Micron Technology CEO dies in plane crash
• American looks to grow network while cutting workforce
• Behringer Harvard breaks ground on next phase of Addison apartments
• Irving-based C-III completes acquisition of NAI Global
• PBGC chief to House panel: American must prove it needs to dump pensions
• Eastfield B-ballers Sign With DI and DII Schools
• Wind Turbine to be used as a Teaching Tool at Eastfield College
• Eastfield College Educational Talent Search Program Grant Renewed
• State Comptroller Pays a Visit to Eastfield College
• Eastfield College Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
• Gallery 219 at Eastfield Presents ‘In(k)dependent: Comic and Zine Art’
• Eastfield College Partners with Medical Office Consortium for Job-Training Grant
• Eastfield College Awarded Military Friendly School Title from G.I. Jobs
• ALS Association consolidates in Irving
• When All Else Fails: What God Has Taught Me through Trigeminal Neuralgia
• Copper thief accidentally shoots himself near Kemp
• Eastfield College Baseball Team Receives Championship Rings
• Slideshow of Heritage Auctions treasures: From Cy Young to Scrooge McDuck
• Former Arcodoro & Pomodoro site bought by Brook Partners
• iPhone 5 reportedly will be released in June
• Kimley-Horn moves to Park Central 789
• Research in Motion offers app programmers free PlayBooks
• Burlington Northern plans $3.9 billion in capital spending
• Behringer Harvard REIT defaults on Frisco Square loan
• Brook Partners acquires former Arcodoro & Pomodoro
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-One (part eleven)
• Free Waxing at European Wax Center in Plano ~ February 13th-17th!
• $7 Self Serve Dog Wash at Dirty Dawgz in Plano!
• Headlines February 3, 2012
• Free Soup Today at Mimi’s Cafe!
• Where Will You Watch The Big Game?
• Official report: Drought is over in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Apple eyes June release for iPhone 5
• Kimley-Horn making move to Park Central 789 in Dallas
• American's jump to outsourcing trend vexes union
• Latest statist/corporatist grand cause is Digital Divide
• Latest statist/corporatist grand cause is Digital Divide
• Sovereign Bank expands into Houston
• Slideshow: Top 10 foreign buyers of U.S. weapons
• Accor to add 60 hotels in 2012
• Where to go &who to see this first weekend of February
• Texas seeing migration from California, New York
• Apple request denied to ban Samsung sales in Germany
• Matador Resources opens on New York Stock Exchange
• Two Pilates Classes For $7!
• One Month, Twice per Week Gymnastics Classes at Kim’s USA for $60!
• Apple jumps to No. 3 mobile phone seller
• Labor leaders surprised by, skeptical of American's plan
• Combs Produce hires JLL in Dallas headquarters search
• Pension agency chief to testify before House subcommittee
• Texas led nation in announced January job cuts, report says
• Chairwoman says more change to come at Research in Motion
• Texas ranks high in household income growth, study finds
• Dinner & Romantic Flight Above Dallas $150 Per Couple!
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-One (part ten)
• Happy Groundhog Day!
• Headlines, February 2, 2012
• Two Dallas Doctors Save Triplets!
• Tortilla Roll-ups {Appetizer Recipe}
• A mild winter in Dallas: The bad and the good
• A mild winter in Dallas: The bad and the good
• Art Talks + Continuing Exhibitions at The McKinney Avenue Contemporary Art
• Who's Guarding the County's Guardians?
• PDNB Gallery Winter Newsletter - February 1, 2012
• The Super Bowl Prostitution Hoax Returns
• The Thin Line Between Dog Rescuing and Dog Hoarding
• Labor leaders skeptical of American plan
• Combs Produce selects JLL for Dallas HQ search
• Spirit Airlines adds D/FW to Myrtle Beach flights
• American's layoffs loom large in bankruptcy case
• American's Alliance maintenance facility to close
• Analyst: American Airlines work rules will change
• Parker named managing partner at Thompson & Knight
• 2012 Annual Women's Health Symposium set for Feb. 7
• AMR layoffs could impact hospitality industry
• More on how Apple TV revolution will be televised
• Wells Fargo leapfrogs Bank of America in brand value
• Report: AMR to cut 10,000-15,000 jobs
• 150 Custom Message Fortune Cookies For $20!
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• $15 for Customized Kiddo Tags!
• Southwest, AirTran flight attendants OK seniority agreement
• Pension agency chief to AMR: Don't dump your pensions
• Energy Future Holdings reports $1.9 billion loss in 2011
• Barnes & Noble won't sell Amazon-published books
• Nokia Siemens to lay off thousands in Germany, Finland
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-One (part nine)
• Be-Attitudes of Successful Leaders #5
• Headlines February 1, 2012
• Love Your Library Month
• Maybe I Married Martha Stewart?
• Performance - Time in Kafka
• The Public Unveiling of The White Rock Lake Centennial Sculpture Design
• From Fizzle to Sizzle: Are you ready to re-energize and repair your relationships?
• Southwest, AirTran attendants vote to ratify seniority list
• Roger Staubach makes his pick for Super Bowl XLVI
• Pension agency files liens against American Airlines
• Best Buy stock falls on bad news from RadioShack
• TITAS brings the classic and innovative American Ballet Theatre to the Winspear
• Tony Romo ranks 10th as NFL's most-marketable player
• The RLC Garland Campus presents awards to training partners
• HP wins dismissal of Oracle suit on Hurd settlement
• Federal judge halts Dallas' flow control ordinance
• Paccar says fourth-quarter revenue sets record
• Texas could lose more than 70,000 jobs to China in next decade
• RadioShack shares continue to plunge
• Libertarians to government: Leave marriage alone
• Traffic stop in Terrell leads to drug arrest
• Apple passes HP as top PC maker, counting iPads
• Pep Boys CEO says $1B sale to Gores will aid in expansion
• Starbucks Valentines Gift Basket $45 + Other Saveology Deals!
• Once Upon a Child $30 Worth of Product for $15!
• Free Friendship Bracelets + $10 to Spend on Sneakpeeq!
• Charitable giving rises in Texas, nationwide
• Lockheed Martin Grand Prairie unit awarded new work
• Mark Cuban's bid for Los Angeles Dodgers eliminated
• J.C. Penney to close CLAD e-commerce website
• Texas Rangers give Ron Washington 2-year contract extension
• RadioShack shares fall after fourth quarter forecast
• GM expected to announce new stamping facility in Arlington
• AT&T announces new roles for key executives
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-One (part eight)
• Headlines January 31, 2012
• A Guide to Playground Etiquette
• Dare to Live Your Dreams in 7 Steps!
• Sammons Cabaret Series
• Exhibition - Calatrava And Southern Methodist University : A Decade In Motion
• Performance - The Early Education Of Conrad Eppler
• Performance - Jump/Cut by Neena Beber
• Performance - Matt And Ben by Mindy Kaling And Brenda Withers
• Performance - Leveling Up by Deborah Zoe Laufer
• Charitable giving jumps in Texas, nationwide
• Lockheed Martin Grand Prairie unit gets new work
• Two women arrested for burglary and theft of copper in Kaufman County
• Mark Cuban no longer vying for Los Angeles Dodgers, report says
• Kaufman County deputies traffic stop leads to recovery of stolen property
• J.C. Penney shutters CLAD e-commerce site
• 7-Eleven highlights new food at Dallas exhibit
• Slideshow: Top 20 selling beers of 2011
• Devon focuses Barnett drilling on liquids
• Talbots negotiating with potential private equity buyer, Sycamore
• Kaufman County Sheriff's Office report for January 23-29, 2012
• Obstetricians, gynecologists lead DFW in average earnings
• Lockheed Martin gets shot at $7.4 billion Korean fighter contract
• M.A./MC Grad Writes about Redemption and Obedience
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• Jaxx Steakhouse Valentine’s Day Dinner Deals!
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• More business spurs new DFW law firms to form
• Irving gets needed good news with Christus announcement
• Amalgamated Sugar signs for 154K SF in Grand Prairie
• Kimberly-Clark closing last pulp plant in unit restructuring
• Bank of America puts Meissner in charge of investment banking
• Exxon Mobil selling Japanese operation for $3.9 billion
• Business up in North Texas legal industry
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-One (part seven)
• SMU Professor Dr. Reid Lyon to Discuss Overcoming Reading Struggles
• Collecting Fossils Near Ladonia
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• Headlines, January 30, 2012
• Exhibition - Word Spirit : Calligraphy, Paintings, And Photographs By Chaco Terada
• Exhibition - Failure
• Exhibition - David Jablonowski: Many To Many
• Exhibition - Rob Pruitt
• 2nd wettest January on record for Dallas area
• Dallas protest: detain NDAA indefinitely!
• Headlines January 29, 2012
• Free childcare at Kroger!
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-One (part six)
• Free T-Shirt from Vistaprint!
• Target.com Baby Crib & Toddler Bed Sale + Free Mattress!
• Free Vision Screenings for Kids
• Stupid Tooth Fairy
• 50% Off at Los Jimadores Tex-Mex Tequilla Factory!
• Headlines, January 28, 2012
• Exhibition - The White Rock Lake Museum Presents Naturally
• One man's CopWatch covers Dallas and Texas
• Christus decision rings positive note for Irving, mayor says
• Idaho-based sugar company expands in Dallas
• Dallas, Fort Worth mayors discuss regionalism
• Christus Health to bring 650 jobs to Irving in HQ move
• Jeff Sangalis to join ORIX Corporate Capital in Dallas
• Headington places penthouse on the market for $25M
• Nitrous oxide: What is a whippit and will it harm your kids?
• DISD plan to close 11 schools will require business support
• Facebook to file for IPO next week
• Tax group names 'Dirty Thirty' companies
• Dallas Symphony concert cutbacks seem to make fiscal sense
• Apple retook smartphone lead from Samsung in Q4
• AT&T, Sprint in spat over roaming agreements
• Jimmy Smith named CFO of FC Dallas
• Cobalt Partners buys 1.6 million SF portfolio in Dallas, St. Louis
• Texas Legends get jersey sponsorship deal
• Wolfgang Puck's Five Sixty still saying 'Happy New Year'
• Dallas Regional Chamber looks at progress in jobs, schools
• Nokia Siemens says sales grew in North America
• American Airlines to add flights between D/FW, Brazil
• DISD board votes to close 11 schools in cost-cutting move
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty-One (part five)
• $14 Worth of Donuts at Escape Coffee & Donuts For $7!
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• Fun in the Tub with Bathtub Paint
• Headlines January 27, 2012
• The Art of Marriage Event
• $5 For $10 Worth of Smoothies!
• 18th Annual El Corazon Exhibition at the Bath House
• Texas Legends sign jersey sponsor
• Wolfgang Puck's Five Sixty celebrates in Chinese style
• Diagnostic brain tumor test could revolutionize care of patients with low-grade gliomas
• Diagnostic brain tumor test could revolutionize care of patients with low-grade gliomas
• Dallas Regional Chamber reviews progress on jobs, schools
• Nokia Siemens grows in North America
• American to add Brazil flights at D/FW
• Sprinkles' founders attract fans at NorthPark
• Dallas chamber launches mobile website
• FAA to build $160M HQ on Alliance land
• Justice of the Peace Eric WIlliams trial rescheduled for March 2012
• UNT student housing community acquired for $18M
• Pappasito's acquires Tollway building for new location
• Start 2012 off lite and fit with Le Peep Grill
• AT&T posts loss on big charges
• Haircut + Color or Partial Highlights $45!
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• 2 Movie Tickets For $14!
• Dallas' Innovation 360 adds Fort Worth location
• Frontier Communications opens new Allen regional office
• Novaria Group buys Fitz Manufacturing
• Motorola suing Apple over iCloud, iPhone patents
• Valley View Center posted for foreclosure auction
• Nokia reports $1.38 billion fourth-quarter loss
• American Airlines asks for meeting with its unions
• Netflix regains 610,000 subscribers in fourth quarter
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• Headlines, January 26, 2012
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• Innovation 360 adds Fort Worth location
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• Blood-forming stem cells' growth identified in first breakthrough from new institute
• Record-setting rainfall erases Dallas drought; lakes rise rapidly
• 50% Off Services at Nails USA!
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• Del Frisco's says it will make IPO
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• Downtown Dallas Inc.'s annual meeting promotes area's future
• Novartis reports Q4 profit drops; lowers 2012 outlook
• AMR chief tells employees he's streamlining company
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• NASA Orion Spacecraft in Dallas
• Headlines, January 25, 2012
• Tangerine Orange Fever: Punch Up Your Look!
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• STRATMARK Announced as Agency of Record For Speroway
• Performance - Night of the Iguana
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• Apple sees another blowout quarter
• Downtown Dallas Inc.'s annual meeting draws a crowd
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• How Amazon uses Android for Kindle Fire, but cuts Google out
• Mark Cuban makes bid to buy Los Angeles Dodgers
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• Kimberly-Clark Q4 earnings drop 19 percent
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• The Vintage House $10 For $20 Worth of Products
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• Texas Instruments to close two older chip plants
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• Headlines, January 24, 2012
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• Gaglardi: Attendance is up at Stars games
• Macy's sues Martha Stewart over J.C. Penney deal
• Texas Instruments to close two plants, but sees bottom of downturn
• Gilt Groupe closes Dallas office
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• Parkland board to get patient safety update Tuesday
• Bank of America eyes $3B in additional cuts, nears mortgage settlement
• Research in Motion changes CEOs ... And?
• Gilt City offers warehouse sale for Dallas members
• Analysis: Region where you work influences DFW earnings
• Dallas dustmaker brings tornadoes to Alabama
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• Two Memory Foam Pillows $29!
• $20 For Family Passes to Piccadilly Circus!
• Vintage Inspired Jewelry Half Off!
• Tablets, e-readers were big sellers during holiday shopping
• Southwest to cut service to six AirTran-served cities
• General Electric reports slide in fourth-quarter earnings
• Leading Edge to handle painting of new Boeing 787s
• RIM's co-chief executives step aside in company shakeup
• Dallas' Rock and Roll Over made it to the top 4 in "KISS OFF" finals
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• Headlines January 23, 2012
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• Jessica Simpson Shoes 75% Off!
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• Headlines, January 21, 2012
• For the Love of Peanut Butter
• High winds to rake Dallas area Sunday
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• Southwest Airlines to keep 24 AirTran cities, cut 6
• Tony Roma's hires new chief financial officer
• Legislators halt action on Internet piracy bills
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• 7-Eleven completes purchase of 51 Exxon Mobil sites
• Southwest raised fares 10 percent in 2011
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• Health benefits of exercise may depend on cellular degradation, researchers report
• Unemployment drops in DFW, statewide
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• DCCCD Mourns Loss of Veteran Administrator
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• Slideshow: DFW's largest hotels
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• Harlem Globetrotters Coming To Dallas!
• Headlines, January 20, 2012
• $24 Worth of Smoothies For Only $12 at Smoothie King!
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• Branding Obamessiah: Newly Published Book Analyzes Presidential Campaign Rhetoric
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• AMR makes partial $6.5M payment to pension plans
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• Apple unveils iBooks 2 education push for iPad
• ClubCorp raises $1.7 million in Charity Classic
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• Bank of America reports $1.6B fourth-quarter income
• Report: Rick Perry to drop out of GOP race
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• Ryan Seacrest, Mark Cuban team up on entertainment cable channel
• Large tract at Dallas Logistics Hub is sold
• UT Southwestern Hospitals names Warner as CEO
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• King named Dallas Convention Center director
• Texas Rangers sign Japanese pitcher Darvish to $60M deal
• Grants being offered to build NGV fueling stations
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty (part ten)
• Headlines January 19, 2012
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• Warner named CEO for UT Southwestern Hospitals
• Report: Lender seeks to control KPMG Centre in Dallas
• Dallas appoints new convention center director
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• Texas Rangers agree to $60M deal with Yu Darvish
• State offers grants for NGV fueling stations
• OCC plans enforcement proceeding against ex-T Bank chief
• Warner named chief executive officer for UT Southwestern Hospitals
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• Samsung-RIM deal turns out to be only a rumor
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• Morrow, Ray join Epsilon's IT leadership
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• Dish Network reportedly possible target for AT&T
• Veghte named chief strategy officer by Hewlett-Packard
• Apple files another patent suit against Samsung in Germany
• Netflix sued in class action alleging insider trading
• Dean Foods cuts 'significant' number of jobs at Dallas HQ
• Bell Helicopter to unveil ambitious nonmilitary aircraft
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty (part nine)
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• Headlines, January 18, 2012
• Win $50,000 for Your Town!
• Community Program And Volunteer Opportunities In Oak Cliff January/February 2012
• New General Manager Appointed to Lead WRR Classical 101.1 FM Radio
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• Cassidy Turley report sees 'robust' industrial sector
• Slideshow: Southwest Airlines plans cabin makeovers
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• Wells Fargo's Q4 profit up 20 percent
• ITC rules Motorola didn't violate 3 Apple patents
• Best Buy realigns leadership team
• Dallas Logistics Hub owner emerges from bankruptcy
• Fracking rules require disclosure of water totals
• American Eagle to begin daily flights to Garden City, Kan.
• Apple reveals supplier, labor issues in report
• Nokia close to naming new chairman, according to reports
• Apple readying faster, sharper iPad for March release
• Ray invests in Darling Homes, joins board of directors
• Developer makes changes to Trophy Club proposal
• Airline industry expected to show fourth-quarter profit
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty (part eight)
• Headlines January 17, 2012
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• Water totals to be included in Texas fracking disclosures
• American Eagle plans daily flights to Garden City, Kan.
• Cupcake Wars for Charity
• Apple discloses suppliers, labor issues
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• Headlines January 16, 2012
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty (part seven)
• New Year! New You: Wake Up and Start a Rev-YOU-lution!
• Common Ground America is new cross-party movement
• Headlines January 15, 2012
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• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty (part six)
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• FIRST LEGO League Tournament
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• Headlines, January 14, 2012
• Strong winds to rake DFW for Sunday and MLK Day
• Bobby Ray invests in Darling Homes, joins board of directors
• Malcolmson named to United Way development post
• Plano ranked among healthiest cities for women
• Red Hot Chili Peppers postpones show
• Cooper Clinic offers grocery store tours
• Hampton Inn & Suites breaks ground in Trophy Club
• Lone Star Park unveils $3M renovations, plans to keep up with the 'Joneses'
• Freeman takes helm at Texas-Israel Chamber
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• MLB Commissioner Bud Selig gets contract extension
• Unruly crowd forces Apple to halt iPhone 4S sales at China stores
• Fur-lined Australian Boots $20!
• New lobby at Dallas Love Field to open next week
• Chicken and waffles coming to Henderson
• Denbury, Petro Harvester make $155M deal on wells
• Unions urge American Airlines to maintain pension plans
• American Eagle to replace all turboprops with jets at D/FW
• Report: BofA ponders pulling back from parts of country
• Trophy Club Council to hold workshop on entry development
• New Love Field lobby opens next week
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty (part five)
• Cliburn Concerts
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• Headlines, January 13, 2012
• Ehmi Nails Salon & Spa $30 Service for $15!
• Chicken and waffles on Henderson
• Denbury, Petro Harvester agree on $155 million oil deal
• American Airlines, unions discuss pensions
• Minority Business Leaders Awards winners announced
• Panel: Health care outlook hazy at best
• Forney man charged with organized retail theft
• Target confirms Apple mini-stores, but that's just the start
• Report: Delta, US Airways, TPG Capital mull bids for AMR
• CBRE's Dallas office picks up Josh White
• New SPCA of Texas shelter shoots to boost adoptions
• DFW area leads Texas in professional services jobs
• Google tops search market, but Bing surpasses Yahoo
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• Hostess, AMR, Coach America don't equal bankruptcy trend
• Dr Pepper Snapple buys Dublin bottler to end lawsuit
• Work begins on Turtle Creek senior housing project in Uptown
• ETP can sell one propane business to AmeriGas, not another
• Weitzman Group retail survey show slight DFW recovery
• Bankruptcy filing sends writer in search of a Twinkie
• BofA, Wells Fargo, Chase investigated on home insurance
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• iPad3 reportedly at CES, looks much like its predecessor
• Hostess bankruptcy goes against declining trend
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty (part four)
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• A Healthy Kids Meal!
• Why Mexico Stinks at the Olympics
• Price Corruption Probe: You're All Black. Go to Jail?
• Can Accused Killer Seth Winder Stay Sane Long Enough to Stand Trial?
• Pioneering diabetes research earns UTSW scientist state’s top honor for medicine
• Museum of Nature & Science with more sharks open on MLK Day
• Dr Pepper Snapple buys Dublin bottler settling lawsuit
• Turtle Creek senior housing project starts in Uptown
• AmeriGas agrees to restructured Heritage Propane acquisition
• Dallas' The Weitzman Group sees a silver lining in North Texas
• Twinkies steal the spotlight once again
• Furgeson named founding dean of UNT law school in Dallas
• Studio Movie Grill Girls Night Out!
• T-System Inc. buys Virginia-based company
• Chuck E. Cheese's picks Richards Group as agency
• LPS: Home prices declined 0.8 percent in October 2011
• Dallas law firm takes last floor at Harwood's Saint Ann Court
• Hostess files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Atlanta group buys Williams Square in Las Colinas
• Exide appealing Frisco decision on development rules
• Paul second, Perry sixth in New Hampshire GOP primary
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• American Airlines, 3 unions to meet with mediators
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty (part three)
• Pre-Order “Puss in Boots” on Amazon!
• A LUSH-esque Solid Shampoo Bar…
• Fashion as Art at the Dallas Museum of Art
• Headlines, January 11, 2012
• Top 10 New Year Resolution Excuses!
• Heavy rainfall in Dallas area: Jan 9-10 totals
• Williams Square in Las Colinas acquired by Atlanta fund
• Forbes list: Power lunching at Fearing's
• Alaska Airlines receives Air Transport World industry service award
• 3 Dallasites named Texas Lyceum directors
• Dallas Mavs owner Mark Cuban makes pitch for Skechers
• Venture capital firms raise $5.6B in Q4
• City of Dallas to light Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge
• Denton drilling task force mulls air, water issues
• American proposes SkyWorks as aircraft adviser
• Renewable energy passed nuclear as power source in U.S. in September
• Texas Game Warden helps Kaufman deputies catch copper thieves
• Alert citizens help deputies bust burglars near Kaufman
• Apple's Cook drew $378M in pay last year
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• Kaufman County Sheriff's report for January 2 thru January 8, 2012
• Engibous replacing Ullman as Penney's chairman
• Dallas Freebies
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• Mommy Mitten For the Stroller!
• Hostess Brands reportedly readying Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing
• DSC Logistics to lay off 130 workers in Roanoke
• Frank & Frank to relocate operations to Garland
• DFW rings up most finance-related jobs in the state
• AT&T to have Nokia Windows Phone exclusively
• Former Target store in Fort Worth to be redeveloped
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twenty (part two)
• Rock and Roll Over to Fort Worth on Friday the 13th
• Headlines, January 10, 2012
• Play Improves Development
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• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce Happenings January 2012
• Soaking rain in Dallas: Jan 9 rainfall totals
• Hostess Brands prepares for Chapter 11 filing, report says
• DSC to lay off 130 in Roanoke
• Grand Opening of Hanna Andersson at Stonebriar Centre
• Apple hits new high as analysts boost estimates
• Rumor: iPad3 coming in March, iPad4 in October
• Dallas developer to build health care facility in Flower Mound
• Dallas investor acquires large land tract in Forney
• CareFlite set to dedicate training facility in Grand Prairie
• Spec's says it has dropped interest in buying Sigel's
• Research in Motion reportedly scrapping 2 more BlackBerrys
• Venezuela won't follow court ruling on Exxon's assets
• Best Buy CEO defends company against its critics
• Bloomingdale's Outlet to put store at Grand Prairie center
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• Free Coffee at RaceTrac!
• Dallas unveiling new city landmark on Tuesday
• Dallas unveiling new city landmark on Tuesday
• McKenna: 2012 American Girl Doll
• Headlines January 8, 2012
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• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nineteen (part twelve)
• Headlines January 7, 2011
• Richland College offers training to meet new IRS tax preparation requirements for professional tax preparers
• Spec's no longer interested in buying Sigel's
• Apple to open mini stores in Targets
• Ovation Graphics buys Branch-Smith Printing
• Baby boom, not regulation, caused Parkland ER alert
• Hunt Oil sells stake in Eagle Ford to Japanese company
• U.S. unemployment nears 3-year low in December
• Best Buy reports decline in holiday sales
• New Courses and New Times for Lay Institute's Spring Semester
• Slideshow: Dallas real estate experts share mixed outlook for 2012
• Record iPhone sales projected in December
• Dallas among Sprint's first markets for new 4G service
• Large data center, land in Carrollton is bought by CyrusOne
• D/FW Airport board OKs head-of-line program for cabbies
• Samsung expects record fourth-quarter earnings
• A look inside Lamar and Khloe's Dallas home
• AT&T expands 4G LTE service to 11 new markets
• Frisco Square projects get development moving forward
• Lockheed awaits defense budget for signs of F-35's future
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• MLK Sharing The Dream Celebration
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• Headlines, January 6, 2012
• Carrollton land, large data center acquired by Houston firm
• D/FW board OKs 'head-of-line' policy for taxis
• Texas Health hospitals named Top Performers
• Slideshow: Airlines with the best on-time performance
• Southwest Airlines ranks near top in annual 'Middle Seat' analysis
• Sundown settles in next to the Granada
• Dallas live music: This weekend, January 5 - 8, 2012
• American Bus Association brings Marketplace to Gaylord
• AirTran fined for violating price advertising rules
• Terminix, Trugreen look to hire 150 in first quarter
• New rail height doesn't hinder view at Rangers Ballpark
• Free Restaurant Coupons & Deals!
• Free Body Waxing January 6-10!
• New CFO named at Pizza Inn Holdings
• Bloomingdale's Outlet stores coming to DFW area
• American Airlines last in Middle Seat customer service analysis
• Virgin America may base new plane at D/FW Airport
• Study: USPS cuts could cost big business $100M
• Hold the leather—Hold the Hermes
• Pizza Inn Holdings names new CFO
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nineteen (part ten)
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• Headlines, January 5, 2012
• Why can't Anglos Pronounce Spanish Words?
• Dallas Farmer's Market: Cut it Off at the Roots
• The Rewards of a Good Buzz
• Low vitamin D levels linked to depression, UT Southwestern psychiatrists report
• Bloomingdale's Outlet stores coming to Dallas, Grand Prairie
• Missouri bank takes ownership of Eastern Star property near Cowboys Stadium
• Perry clears head after Iowa loss, stays in race
• AMR plans to pay $10.2M to keep 19 regional jets
• Greyhound expanding its express service to Florida
• Starbucks raises price of its coffee in DFW
• Service King to expand in Houston under new leadership
• Boeing will close 2,100-employee Wichita plant
• Yeah, but is Kelly Clarkson a libertarian?
• Tandy Brands announces board changes
• Uptown Dallas land site sold for new development
• Lockheed Martin shareholders to consider separating CEO, board chair duties
• Forney woman arrested on drug warrants
• Report: RIM leaning toward naming new board chair
• LaGrave Field owner files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Perry suspends campaign after poor showing in Iowa
• Dollar General plans 625 new stores, 6,000 jobs in 2012
• AT&T to pay TiVo $215 million in DVR settlement
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nineteen (part nine)
• Top 10 Issues Facing Voters!
• Kick Up Your Heels At Billy Bob’s
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• Headlines January 4, 2012
• Bath House Cultural Center 2012-2013 Season Theater Proposals
• Forney teen shot and suspect arrested
• Dallas Comedy House offers free improv class
• RIM cuts PlayBook price to $299 for all models
• Coach America files for Chapter 11 reorganization
• BKTN Development buys building, land for HQ
• KBW reports BofA to miss earnings forecast, report quarterly loss
• Analysis shows DFW commutes among the worst
• Partnership picks up Main Street Center in Frisco
• Parkland names new chief nursing officer
• Wilson begins service as Appraisal Institute VP
• Six Flags plans to buy back $250M in shares
• Apple media-related event in NYC this month
• Garland man arrested for church burglary in Kemp
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• HUGE Laptop Fire Sale on Cowboom!
• RIM sells out of PlayBooks after slashing prices in India
• Bank of America ending some companies' credit lines
• Northrop Grumman to lay off 210 workers in Fort Worth
• Venezuela says it owes $225M of $900M court award to Exxon
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nineteen (part eight)
• Art of the Purse Exchange!
• Headlines January 3, 2012
• Vermont man charged with Kaufman County sexual assault
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• Headlines, January 2, 2012
• Card of the Year
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• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nineteen (part seven)
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• Headlines, December 31, 2011
• Dallas-Fort Worth home foreclosures drop
• Verizon Wireless drops plan for $2 payment fee
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• Dillon Gage to open Canadian depository
• Cirque Banquiste!
• Samsung is top handset manufacturer in new study
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• New 2012 Texas laws that may affect you
• I Bank Texas to be sold to Independent Bank Group
• AMR bankruptcy, AT&T topped the news in 2011
• Party Like a Rockstar on New Year’s Eve 2011 at Dallas House of Blues with Independent George
• Pickens invests in Clean Energy Fuels Corp.
• AMR seeks OK for Rothschild to be financial adviser
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• Verizon Wireless to charge $2 for online, phone payments
• Sears skips Texas on list of stores to be closed
• NYSE announces it will delist AMR Corp.
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nineteen (part five)
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• Headlines December 30, 2011
• How Well Do You Know The Constitution?
• 2011 Rainfall totals for Dallas area
• Trustee wants Total Sleep bankruptcy dismissed
• NexBank opens new branch, raises $10M
• Mark Hurd loses appeal on HP sex harassment letter
• Samsung Galaxy Note: Part phone, part tablet PC
• Texas leads nation in government job growth
• Merchant says Amazon tried to push it out of business
• The U.S. population will be 312.8M on New Year's Day
• Sale of biggest Pizza Hut franchisee completed
• Terrell and Forney PD work together for five arrests
• MetroPCS sponsors Ultimate Fighting Championship
• 2 new iPads, Kindle-targeted price cut, coming in January?
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• Dallas Fed projects slower job growth in Texas
• A third of law firms plan to hire, according to survey
• Trader Joe's picks sites in Dallas, Plano for stores
• Chesapeake plans to sell $865M in pipelines
• Amazon first in customer satisfaction, Netflix falls
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nineteen (part four)
• Headlines ~ December 29, 2011
• Organization Workshop for Moms
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• We Resolve to be Better in 2012
• North Texas Bets Big on Pumping from Lake Texoma
• Beyond DNA, Difficult Tests for the Justice System
• Robotics Summer Camps for STEM corporations
• Dallas live music Dec. 29 - Jan. 1, where to party for New Year's Eve
• Bacci Sweater
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• Texas law enforcement fatalities drop: Nationwide officer deaths are up in 2011
• Green Bank opens Uptown branch
• Christmas Day marks Android, iOS device activation record
• Holiday online spending jumps 15 percent
• Canose elected to hospital association board
• 2012 the biggest IPO year since 1999?
• Texas leads retail sector perk up
• Quicksilver inks Canadian midstream deal with KKR
• Bankruptcy judge: Sabre suit against American may continue
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• Icahn gives deadline in Commercial Metals proxy fight
• Deion Sanders divorce case could get messy
• Specs in talks to buy Sigel's Beverages
• Kroenke Group buys Midtown Park
• Huawei sheds light on management structure
• RIM's top two make "worst CEOs" list
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nineteen (part three)
• Headlines December 28, 2011
• Will Dallas begin 2012 with an arctic front?
• Deion Sanders divorce case could get messy
• RIM's top two make "worst CEOs" list
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• Enterprise Products sells 22.8M Energy Transfer units
• Consumer confidence measures rise
• Southwest, others seek to block fare advertisement rule
• Students claim L-3 falsely promised FAA jobs
• Munsch Hardt establishes immigration practice
• Two Crandall men arrested for endangering child and resisting arrest
• Study touts impact of 15 Fort Worth deals
• 2011: Slowest year for S&P Index in more than 40 years
• Kaufman County Sheriff’s report for the week of December 19 thru 25th, 2011
• Samsung takes on Nokia in smartphone sales
• Woodlands Financial buys Heartland Marketing Group
• RIM investors call for board to step up
• Southwest, AirTran flight attendants reach agreement
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nineteen (part two)
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• Headlines ~ December 27, 2011
• Healthy Kids Outdoors Act 2011
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• Blue Yule Ornament Drop Off
• Headlines November 25, 2011
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Sixteen (part eleven)
• Shops at Highland Village Black Friday Opening Times
• And then grandma did what?
• Drinks Anyone? Add the Grape Muddle to Your Holiday Bar
• Drinks Anyone? Add the Grape Muddle to Your Holiday Bar
• Headlines November 24, 2011
• Are More Mexicans Becoming Conservative?
• Democracy: What a Meshuga Way to Run a Country -- or HOA
• Whistle-Blowers Claim City Misused Housing Money
• Fear and Fracking in Southlake
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Sixteen (part ten)
• Black Friday Map
• Dallas firm readies for Cowboys' Thanksgiving halftime show
• In-N-Out buys land for Lake Worth site, plans construction
• Twas the Night Before Thanksgiving
• Proposed legislation would limit airline baggage fees
• Search on for new Dallas Hispanic Chamber president
• Dallas-Fort Worth foreclosures decline year-over-year in 2011
• No handheld cell phones for truck, bus drivers
• Reunion Tower to display new lights for first time in more than 30 years
• Retailers sue Fed over debit card fees
• Natural Gas Partners, others buy Samson
• Analyst: AT&T should drop T-Mobile deal
• Developer breaks ground on 506-acre gated community
• Pre-Black Friday Deals!
• Wednesday DEAL Roundup
• Three simple rules for safe holiday travels on the roadways
• Judge partially dismisses American's suit against global distribution systems
• Nokia Siemens to shed 17,000 jobs worldwide
• Feds note more problems at Parkland's ER department
• Community Trust Bank plans Fort Worth building, motor bank
• Regulators put roadblock in AT&T/T-Mobile deal
• Heelys DEAL
• Create a Fashion Survival Kit!
• Headlines November 23, 2011
• Holiday Parades Around Dallas
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Sixteen (part nine)
• EASY Dinner…really!
• Gift of Lights – Texas Motor Speedway
• Where to go & who to see this week
• Dallas Freebie Monday’s Week of 11/21/11
• American Airlines lawsuit against global distribution systems partially dismissed
• The wonderful world of warmongering
• Justice of the Peace Eric Williams indicted on second felony theft charge
• Miraca, Caris Diagnostics complete sale
• Rick's Cabaret to acquire Silver City Cabaret for $12M
• Brown Shoe to close 145 Famous Footwear stores
• DTS Grad Recalls the JFK Shooting
• Texas business owners split on economy, survey says
• Comerica names Herzog as treasurer
• Dallas Gas Task Force delays vote on recommendations
• Six Flags Mall in Arlington set for auction Dec. 10
• AirTran stops D/FW Airport service
• Bigger versions of Kindle Fire seen coming
• Terrell woman booked on theft warrants
• Animal Health International reportedly lays off 140 in Westlake
• Hewlett-Packard Q4 earnings drop 88 percent
• RadioShack names Kimberly-Clark exec to its board
• Regulators warn Bank of America to get stronger
• GM, GameStop apply for state sales tax breaks
• NBA players' lawsuits consolidated in Minnesota court
• Legoland Discovery Center DEAL
• Turkey Skate
• Black Friday Freebies!
• Headlines November 22, 2011
• EDGEMERE HONORS LOCAL VETERANS AT SPECIAL EVENT
• Researchers identify tumor-specific pathway; finding could lead to new cancer-stopping therapies
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Sixteen (part eight)
• Terrell man booked on drug warrant
• Plan for Black Friday
• Westlake's Animal Health International cuts 140 jobs
• HP Q4 earnings down 88% to $239M
• RadioShack adds Kimberly-Clark exec to board
• AllianceTexas office building gets $24.5M in financing
• Southwest makes second run at reality TV
• L.A. Fitness to buy 171 Bally clubs, including 2 in DFW
• American selects Airbus models for order
• T-Ducks move to 6-3
• Developers, investor acquire Energy Square, plan redevelopment
• BB&T adding branches in Texas
• It's almost time for A Christmas Carol
• Apple seen passing HP as No. 1 in PCs
• *Updated* Amazon.com DVD/Blu Ray Deals!
• California plastics maker plans to open Dallas shop
• Front Row Meal DEAL
• Monday DEAL Roundup
• Dallas sued over waste flow control ordinance
• Jim Lites named president, CEO of Dallas Stars
• Deficit reduction panel will report it's at a stalemate
• Mark Cuban to release $2.99 e-book about business
• Texas looks to cut Medicaid payments to therapists, physicians
• H-P investors watching closely for recovery in Q4
• Nguyen named chief strategy officer for Bank of America
• Fair Park Holiday Festival
• Six Items or Less ~ Are You Up for the Challenge?
• Headlines November 21, 2011
• BE-Attitude #4 – Why Isn’t the Coffee Working?
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Sixteen (part seven)
• Headlines November 20, 2011
• Ode To Wal-Mart Shopper
• Top 10 Thanksgiving Side Dishes
• Independent George: Texas’ Premiere Rock and Roll Cover Band
• Kaufman County Sheriff's report for November 14-18, 2011
• Photo Card DEAL
• Weekend DEAL Roundup
• Amy’s Grandma Chunkie’s Chocolate Pie
• Fort Worth Parade of Lights
• Headlines November 19, 2011
• Fun Ideas for Thanksgiving Entertainment
• Liberate Humanity Launches To Aid Natural Disaster Victims With Kick-Off
• Terry Falke: No Straight Lines In Nature
• The Oak Cliff Chamber Wants To Send You To China!
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Sixteen (part six)
• Solid waste association sues Dallas over flow control
• Goodbye educrats, hello education
• Registration Starts Soon for Winter and Spring Credit Classes
• Dallas Stars hire Jim Lites as president and CEO
• Two Rosser residents arrested on burglary charge
• Texas adds 13,500 jobs to private sector in October
• $50 Gift Card Hanna Andersson
• The Joule reveals $78M renovation and expansion project
• Tom Gaglardi becomes new owner of the Dallas Stars
• Gearbox lease kick starts $60M Frisco Square mixed-square project
• Dallas has "semi-demand" based parking
• Bell Helicopter wins wrongful termination case
• Southwest flight crew instructors extend contract
• Future may be dim for tablets without stores
• The Gift of Mobile
• DISD looks at plan to close 11 schools to save money
• Friday DEAL Roundup
• Amazon rumored to be working on new smartphone
• S&P hits AMR, American Airlines with lower rating
• Customers meet delays in getting new iPhone 4S
• Where to go & Who to see this weekend
• Whitworth named to Hewlett-Packard board
• American Airlines' talks with mechanics union postponed
• Jalapeno Cornbread
• Hottest Trend in Decorating ~ Flameless Candles!
• Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremonies in DFW
• Headlines ~ November 18, 2011
• The Dallas Institute to Hold Riting Myth, Mythic Riting: A Writing Retreat
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Sixteen (part five)
• T-Ducks move to 5-2
• Red light runner causes rollover accident in Forney
• Briggs Freeman Sotheby's opens two new Dallas offices
• AMR Corp. names 3 new vice presidents
• Dallas firm picks up Mansfield shopping center
• Houston Astros sold to Jim Crane, will move to AL
• 28th Annual Beaujolais & Beyond Wine Festival this weekend
• Moody donation pushes Perot museum past $185 million goal
• Texas Discovery Gardens is a butterfly wonderland of shopping

• Kindle Fire, iPad top holiday gadget wish lists
• Big-city brainpower: DFW area has it
• GameStop earnings slip slightly
• Versace for H&M to debut this Saturday
• Today’s Deal: Stay-N-Play Special at Barton Creek Golf Resort in Austin
• City Lights 2011 to kick off the Holiday Season in Dallas
• Venture acquires Golden Triangle Mall; redevelopment slated for 2012
• DBJ names Lawley Head editor
• AT&T in talks to carry Nokia's Windows smartphone
• Valencia named McKinney EDC retention director
• Genghis Grill parent buys Baker Bros American Deli
• Thursday DEAL Roundup
• Uplift Education announces plans for growth
• Super Bowl committee to give surplus funds to charities
• Netflix customers have deadline to file for settlement
• Headlines November 17, 2011
• Mystery Writers Raise Money for Local Students!
• Day Camps for Kids During Thanksgiving Week
• Postcard from Texas Meth Country
• Why is Mexico Such a Dump?
• Fixing the Trinity Levees: Don't Worry, Just Trust City Hall
• City Council Rolls a Gutter Ball on Greenville
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Sixteen (part four)
• Video Games for Girls
• McKinney EDC hires new retention director
• Genghis Grill parent company acquires Baker Bros
• Uplift to open two schools in Fort Worth
• T. Boone Pickens: Keep gas in the U.S., force oil out
• MetroPCS' Linquist receives Ernst & Young award
• Top corporate lawyers recognized at DBJ event
• DBJ chats up McKinney at After Hours event
• Panda Power raises $420 million fund
• RIM stock rises after Goldman Sachs upgrade
• Exxon, Alcon among Top 100 innovative companies
• Jim Crane to buy Houston Astros at discount
• Wednesday DEAL Roundup
• Wells Fargo to hire 77 for center in Westlake
• Conference to connect Chinese, North Texas businesses
• Glenn Beck drops plan to buy former Southlake church
• NBA has broken business model, economist says
• Maverick among players filing 2 antitrust suits against NBA
• Pilots union rejects contract offers from American Airlines
• AT&T to begin selling Amazon's Kindle Touch e-reader
• Headlines November 16, 2011
• How to Make a Nativity Bracelet
• Dinosaurs Invade McKinney!
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Sixteen (part three)
• Top 10 “As Seen On TV” Products
• Garland TX wants everybody's house keys
• NBA players sue owners in federal court in Minneapolis
• Wells Fargo to hire 77 in Westlake
• Conference to link North Texas, Chinese businesses
• Glenn Beck drops plan to buy ex-Southlake church
• NBA season threatened as lockout escalates
• Homeless alliance plans city-county partnership
• AllianceTexas generates $40B in economic activity
• Brainpower: DFW cities rank high on list
• Trust acquires McKinney retail property for $7.3M
• Penn State scandal raises awareness on Texas mandatory child abuse reporting law
• UT Southwestern wins two national awards for patient satisfaction from leading health care consulting firm
• Cabaret Evening with torch singer Patricia Racette ignited the Winspear
• Kenexa expands Frisco offices, plans to hire 80 more employees
• Pilobolus at The Winspear Opera House
• Frisco Women’s League- Hot Shopping Event Nov 18th & 19th- Merry Marketplace
• Hines taking over leasing of Chase Tower
• American Airlines reaches tentative pact with dispatchers
• It's function vs. form in battle between iPad, Nook, Fire
• National law firms surge into Texas seeking business
• American Airlines sends 2 contract proposals to pilots union
• BofA to make $1.8 billion for selling stake in China bank
• HoneyBaked to hire more than 6,300 for holidays
• Tuesday DEAL Roundup
• Medieval Times
• Headlines November 15, 2011
• Black Friday Tips and Store Openings!
• Family Communication Tips
• November/December 2011 Community Calendar and Volunteer Opportunities in Oak Cliff
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Sixteen (part two)
• Dallas Freebie Monday’s Week of 11/14/11
• Gift Impossible?
• Chase Tower leasing in Dallas now in Hines' hands
• American Airlines, dispatchers reach proposed contract agreement
• 2010 Hate Crime statistics are out: Texas prosecutors rarely use 2001 law
• Mavs season delayed further as players reject NBA proposal
• Kaufman County Sheriff’s report for November 7, 2011 thru November 13, 2011
• Trampoline park to open Texas facility in Allen
• Sprint cuts prices for Internet service on tablets, other devices
• Nothing Bundt Cakes doubles DFW locations
• Billingsley Co. renovates, repositions Dallas office buildings
• Developers keen on Kindle Fire, Windows Phone
• Ovaltine Holiday Recipe {with Giveaway!}
• Lifecare Hospitals to relocate within Dallas
• Supreme Court to review health care reform law
• Hanna Andersson
• HOT Deals on Printers, Blue Coupe Car and DS Games!
• Reliant Home Health CEO talks about life's influences
• Report: Drivers face obstacles after filing insurance claims
• Monday DEAL Roundup
• Parkland board needs more time to name interim chief exec
• Southwest, AirTran add international routes for summer
• Amazon spends $84 to make $79 Kindle, report says
• Sealife Grapevine
• Boaz says Meals on Wheels sold him on serving seniors
• The Rewards of Saving Money
• Headlines November 14, 2011
• Martha Stewart Book Signing
• Christmas Cards ~ A Designer’s Approach
• Sears $50 Gift Card Giveaway!
• Edgemere Honors Volunteer from the Nasher Sculpture Center
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Sixteen (part one)
• Headlines November 13, 2011
• Is Your Child Sleep Deprived?
• Headlines November 12, 2011
• Weekend DEAL Roundup
• Berry Chantilly Cake with Grand Marnier
• Santa Mail for a Mission
• DEALS on LG TV’s and Blu-Ray Player
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Fifteen (part twelve)
• Freebies, Gift ideas and Coupons Galore!
• Parkland needs more time to name interim CEO
• Dinosaur maker moves headquarters to Allen
• Update didn't fix all iPhone, iPad battery issues
• NOVO 1 adding to seasonal workforce in Denison
• BNSF pushes back projection for full freight recovery
• Contractor to place final beams of The Park this weekend
• UNT plans new veterans programs
• Richland College receives $541,000 for workforce training
• GLBT professionals meet up in Dallas for Black Tie Dinner
• Update on Gwar's guitarist, Corey Smoot
• Marriott to open Fairfield Inn & Suites in Irving
• Deals For Turkey Day- Holiday Dinner & Organics Coupons & HOT Cutlery Set
• Headlines ~ Veterans Day November 11, 2011
• Friday DEAL Roundup
• Headlines November 10, 2011
• Where to go & Who to see this weekend
• Veterans Day: How military service helped in business
• Dallas-based TXU announces layoffs
• Panelists: Workers will pay more for health care
• JBA approved between American Airlines, Qantas Airways
• Frank Kent Cadillac to build new Fort Worth home
• Amazon reportedly orders 1 million more Kindle Fires
• FREE TICKETS – Travel & Adventure Show 2011
• “Bring on the Bling”
• Meals on Wheels Helps Feed Elderly in Dallas County
• Fall and Holiday Travel Deals
• Losing It Tip 5: Snack Healthy
• Exhibition: Keith Carter - From Uncertain to Blue
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Fifteen (part eleven)
• Veterans Day slide show: How serving helped in business
• TXU lays off employees
• Blockbuster Kiosk movie codes, good towards a free $1 movie.
• DFW employees will pay more of the health care tab, panel says
• TomTom $45.99, Motorola Headset $9.99, Samsung DualView $76
• Feds approve American-Qantas JBA
• Private Social to begin serving lunch
• UT study: Fracking not polluting groundwater
• T-Ducks Start Week With Win
• Texas Workforce Commission awards grant funds to Richland College for skills training for Garland-area employees
• SBA chief promotes small-business lending, training
• Bible Prof Runs . . . Walks with the Best of Them
• American Cancer Society installs Dr. Phil Evans, director of UT Southwestern Center for Breast Care, as president
• TCU housing community purchased for $54.7M
• Neiman Marcus Ferraris sell out in 50 minutes
• eRecycling Group raises $35M, joins in M&A deal
• DFW near the bottom in loss of manufacturing jobs
• Headlines
• Thursday DEAL Roundup
• Family Christmas Cards
• DFW Photography DEAL
• Holidays in Dallas – November 2011
• Spicy Black Bean Salsa Recipe
• Are Mexican Women Uninhibited?
• Time for Occupy Dallas to Push Back
• Drowning in Lies About the Levees
• Big Hair. Big Boots. Big D. This is Reality?
• Fancy Holiday Deals for the kids wardrobe and you
• Calling All Gamers – Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 and Xbox Bundles
• The Smash Hit Production The Screwtape Letters Returns To Dallas
• Capital One Bank Dallas YMCA Turkey Trot
• Little Red Riding Hood - A Melodrama!
• One Thirty Productions Announces Christmas Production Of ‘Greetings’
• Blare LeVoir #1 On Billboard 'Hot 100 Singles Sales'
• Winter Art Mart and Art Mart Underground at the Bath House
• EDGEMERE RESIDENTS ENJOY HALLOWEEN BASH
• Explaining The Unexplained: A Real Solution For Overcoming The Obstacles In Life
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Newsletter - November 2011
• Supreme Court sides with state in Barnett well case
• Fuzzy's will open new location in Garland
• Greenberg's ousting tied to player deals?
• Ashford Hospitality buys $1.3B portfolio
• Jury returns $10M verdict against JMJ Holdings
• Okpa joins race for Dallas mayor
• Greenberg out, Ryan in as Rangers CEO
• Invesco Real Estate on the rise
• Beam me up: Perot Museum tops out
• AAA Texas hiring 45 in Irving
• Guest worker program proposed in Texas
• Read an Excerpt from David Jeremiah's Latest Book
• Chatsky, Anderson will speak at Dallas chamber event
• Tuesday DEAL Roundup
• Johnson becomes CEO at J.C. Penney today
• H-P brings back discounted TouchPad at Best Buy
• Baking/Candy Making DEAL
• International Bedding may close Cleburne mattress factory
• Fewer pilots tell American Airlines they're retiring
• Holiday Shopping at NTK Expo
• Texican Hash
• Halloween Candy Overload
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Fifteen (part two)
• Can libertarians, conservatives, Occupiers unite at End the Fed?
• Can libertarians, conservatives, Occupiers unite at End the Fed?
• Dallas chamber event to feature Anderson, Chatzky as speakers
• Halloween Candy Buy-Back
• Reading Eggs DEAL
• NBA commissioner cancels November games
• Behringer Harvard closes $340 million in financing for trust
• Amazon fires up Prime service with Disney-ABC deal
• Colliers hires new managing director for Dallas office
• Report says 'power users' have Macs at office
• Hertz to lay off 219 at D/FW Airport
• AT&T Services Building in Richardson sells to investment firm
• LaRussa retires as Cardinals manager
• Coppell shopping center gets $13.6 million in financing
• Cheap Baby Wipes, $3 Lotion Sets & $25 Restaurant Gift Certificates for $2
• Free Christmas Lights Magnet!
• Motorola Mobility to cut 800 jobs ahead of Google takeover
• Peloton Therapeutics takes space at BioCenter
• Mitsubishi sells Alliance area distribution center
• Monday Deal Roundup
• Wells Fargo halts testing of monthly debit card fee
• GameStop to begin selling tablet computers
• Sarah Jessica Parker ~ Movie Icon or Style Icon?
• Free Cooking Classes for a Perfect Thanksgiving Dinner
• Home Staging Tips: Hanging Artwork
• Teen After Hours Zombie Party in Coppell
• Veteran’s Day Events
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Fifteen (part one)
• Photo Review: Soundgarden at Verizon Theatre
• The Dallas Opera: 'Lucia di Lammermoor' opens with superb performances
• Sunday Deal Roundup
• Halloween Candy Bones
• Heart of Texas Arts and Crafts Show in Waxahachie
• Texas Arbor Day Poster Contest for 4th and 5th Graders
• Visit Mexico: Todos Santos, Mexico $289
• Garmin GPS navigator SALE
• DFW Deal Round Up – Saturday Edition
• Top 10 Halloween Candy
• Where to go & who to see this Halloween weekend
• Celebrate Arbor Day in McKinney
• Spinach Artichoke Dip Recipe
• Halloween Fun with the Dallas Symphony
• See The Rocky Horror Picture Tonight!
• Great Deals on Amazon – Broil King Gas Grill 49% OFF
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Fourteen (part twelve)
• 50% OFF 42-INCHPanasonic VIERA TC-L42E30, 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV
• Crescent: High-rise project still on horizon
• Frisco Square hopes outdoor skating rink drives holiday retail sales
• Report: NBA and NBPA could reach agreement this weekend
• World Series Game 7 - it's winner take all
• HP decides to keep its PC division
• Big banks decide against new debit card fees
• HUGE DEAL on P’kolino Craft Table $69.99
• Is Tiffany Derry recruiting another Top Chef to Dallas?
• Energy Future Holdings reports Q3 loss of $710 million
• Texas adds more millionaire households in 2011
• Neiman Marcus picks Jones Lang LaSalle for real estate search
• Apple iPod Touch only $149!
• DFW Daily Deal Round Up – 10/28/11
• Juice: Slimy Bookworm Deal, Urban Air Trampoline, SpeedyBee Car Wash
• Tower 55 project construction could begin in early 2012
• Six Flags' earnings rise sharply despite lower attendance
• Parkland construction ahead of schedule, under budget
• Celanese reports third-quarter income rises 15 percent
• Samsung becomes world's leading seller of smartphones
• H-P decides to keeps its personal computer division
• Tower 55 construction could start early next year
• Healthy Snack Options
• We need to talk: ‘Confrontation 101’
• JumpSTART Story Time and Art in Irving
• “Shame” Is A Fitting Word
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Fourteen (part eleven)
• BodyMedia FIT Armband BW Weight Management System
• Body Image
• Six Flags earnings sharply up
• State OKs funds for Arlington, Fort Worth airports
• Fashion Event & Contest: Designers Choice Fashion Preview
• FedEx Office seeks proposals for 250,000 SF office building
• NBA and NBPA optimistic as negotiations resume Thursday
• Veritex completes Bank of Las Colinas purchase
• State OKs $9.5M in funding for Arlington, Meacham airports
• Delta Air Lines, American Airlines lead pack in baggage fee revenue
• UPS renews NASCAR sponsorship, changes drivers
• Weekend closures for Woodall Rogers Freeway
• Exxon profits up, production down
• International Book Fair This Weekend
• Plastic surgeon uses novel technique to reattach Gulf War vet’s forearm
• Cars 2 Coupons & Deals & Pay $20 for $50 at Abe’s Market!!!
• Fossil, Karl Lagerfeld sign watch deal
• Ericsson sells its cellphone business to Sony
• IBM names first female CEO in company's 100-year history
• Pentagon wants Lockheed to share in cost of fixing F-35 problems
• Higher electric prices, lower reliability expected in Texas
• Losing It Tip #3: There is an app for that
• Our Halloween Tradition – Flower Mound Pumpkin Patch and Pumpkin Carving
• What Would You Do For a Free Steak Dinner?
• Free pancakes at iHop October 28
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Fourteen (part ten)
• Annie, Jr. Directed by Linda Leonard
• The Dallas Institute Announces Longing for Beauty: A Conference Celebrating 30 Years
• Is "Mexican" an Offensive Word?
• Canned Music Artist Rebuffed: Pop Music Standout Blare Levoir
• More Tarnish for the "Texas Miracle"
• New Book Explores the History of the McKinney Avenue Trolleys
• My, How This Crisis is Growing
• Let It Bleed
• The End of Family Planning in Texas
• Apple Accessories – Stock up!
• Fossil inks deal with Karl Lagerfeld
• The Dallas Opera Lucia red carpet event with free simulcast superb
• World Series Game 6 postponed to Thursday
• Where to go & who to see tonight
• Dr Pepper Snapple 3Q profit up
• Brinker International first quarter profit rises
• NorthPark la Madeleine location features new design
• American, fleet and ground workers reach tentative deal
• Highland Park luxe residential development finishes phase 1
• Amazon profit drops 73%; low Kindle Fire price hurts
• FC Dallas hosts the New York in Frisco for 'wild card' bid for playoffs
• Texas No. 1 in creating government jobs during recession
• Great Daily Deals: Skateboarding, Dance Classes, Infant Massages, Botox & Custom Photo Puzzle Set
• Range Resources reports improved third-quarter results
• Judge says Sprint can't view documents in AT&T merger case
• Research in Motion sued over BBX system's name
• Nokia introduces Windows-powered smartphones
• Roanoke council delays action on developing Nelson's ranch
• RadioShack reports sharply lower third-quarter profits
• Some Observations about Ron Washington!
• It’s All About the Shoes
• Halloween Party…that didn’t happen!
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Fourteen (part nine)
• Mark Kreditor in Concert!
• Call of Duty: Black Ops 42% Off PS3 & Xbox 360 Games
• Kaufman County crime report for October 17-23, 2011
• Deputy turns traffic stop into theft bust
• Range reports $34.8 million in Q3 income
• KCSO personnel spend day at Scarecrow Festival
• Judge blocks Sprint's access to key AT&T files in antitrust case
• Juice in the City Deals
• Victim uses 911 to bust car burglary suspects
• Trader Joe's picks S. Hulen Street in Fort Worth
• Cinetopia plans luxury 16- to 18-screen theater in Lewisville
• Fountain Quail introduces new frac water system
• Analyst: Gamestop would be a "lucrative" purchase for Best Buy
• Alcon parent Novartis plans to cut 2,000 jobs within 5 years
• Tuesday Morning Q1 loss grows
• Amazon's Kindle success comes at a cost
• Since 2007, Texas has led nation in job creation
• Cheap Date Night- Dinner & Movie for $14!
• Kohl's looks at DeSoto for giant e-commerce facility
• Gaglardi is sole bidder for Dallas Stars
• Texas Instruments reports 30 percent drop in net income
• RIM bolsters efforts to develop apps for the BlackBerry
• Methodist Dallas' plan to fix deficiencies is accepted
• Netflix stock plunges on projected losses, subscriber drop
• FedEx plans to hire 20,000 workers for holidays
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Fourteen (part eight)
• Free Dallas Block Party October 30th ~ Dog Halloween Costume Contest!
• Food Day | October 24th
• Win Prizes in the Photo Contest at North Texas Kids Expo
• Holiday Mail For Heroes
• Halloween Savings at Eversave
• The Hell Before Halloweeen Bash at the House of Blues
• Blood test could identify smokers at higher risk for heart disease, researchers find
• Blood test could identify smokers at higher risk for heart disease, researchers find
• Dallas Freebie Monday’s Week of 10/24/11
• Kemp man charged with sexually assaulting a child
• Local libertarians fail No Child Left Behind
• Kohl's looking at DeSoto for e-commerce facility
• Dallas Stars bid with Gaglardi moves forward
• New Autumn Menu at Le Peep
• Companies look to capitalize on World Series...legally
• Dallas-based Borden uses Houston to test new milk product
• AT&T, Harris Corp. form alliance
• AirFit Adjustable Pillow {GIVEAWAY}
• McKinney land tracts sell for mixed-use development
• 50% Off at California Cozy
• Ellen Terry, Dave Perry-Miller join forces under Ebby umbrella
• Hill & Wilkinson opens office in Tyler
• How to vote Team Escalade Texas {Video}
• AT&T stays as NCAA corporate champion sponsor
• Kimberly-Clark reports lower earnings; lowers outlook
• Half-off Movie Tickets, Half-off at The Body Shop, Buy One Get One Free at Jersey Mikes!
• World Series win, Cowboys rushing record: What a day!
• Drilling falls in North Texas' Barnett Shale
• Successful run of State Fair of Texas ends
• Investor buys ex-Pancho's Mexican Buffet site in Fort Worth
• Judge to hear Sprint's case for suing over AT&T/T-Mobile merger
• Dancing With Unemployment
• Halloween Safety Tips
• Taste of Arlington
• Everything I Need to Know About Business I Learned from My Kids, #1
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Fourteen (part seven)
• War of Rock filming at the Halloween Celebrity Bash at Plush this Wednesday
• Party at the haunted Sons Of Hermann Hall for Halloween
• Power Balance Sports Bracelets, Titanium Sports necklaces up to 99% Off
• Top 10 Places to Watch the World Series
• Listen to Claudia talk about The Queen of Cool and She is Dallas
• Fossilmania in Glen Rose
• West Plano Family-Pa-Looza
• Model Train Display in Carrollton This Weekend
• The Real George Washington Exhibit Now Open in Fort Worth
• CHI 1-inch Ceramic Flat Iron for $50.74
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Fourteen (part six)
• October/November 2011 Community Calendar and Volunteer Opportunities in Oak Cliff
• Dallas gas task force seeks public input
• Plato’s Closet in Denton 50% Off – hurry only 250 available
• Energy Transfer Partners signs midstream deal with XTO
• Merge of highways 183, 121 to be closed over weekend
• Alliance Data reports 77 percent rise in Q3 income
• NBA lockout talks break with acrimony
• Granada Theater to open beer garden next door
• A weekend in Arlington: World Series, NFL game
• Pilots reach agreement with American Eagle
• Obama nominates SMU dean to education board
• Slide show: Largest hotels in Dallas-Fort Worth
• NCAA Fleece $25 Each, Retail Printable Coupons and Hot Deal on Fisher Price Coupe!
• Dallas' Macrocylics Inc. bought by Maryland company
• H-P won't replace retiring chief strategy officer
• Apartment construction going strong in DFW area
• North Richland Hills-based insurer pays $2.5M settlement
• As expected, AT&T Q3 profits fall
• Dirt
• Haunted Hallways ~ Consider Apartment Building Trick-or-Treating!
• Losing It Tip #2: Lose the Excuses
• Huffhines Art Trails Festival October 22nd-23rd in Richardson!
• Texas’s hottest mystery ~ Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Fourteen (part five)
• Playing With Fire!
• Mexican underworld explored at Oct. 13 lecture
• Richland’s Sabine Hall receives accolades from U.S. Green Building Council
• Macrocyclics of Dallas acquired by nuclear med firm Areva
• Living in Gratitude presents Eyes of the Heart benefiting the NTFB
• World Series Game 2: Temps in the 40s again
• IRS boosts basic tax deductions, exemptions for 2012
• JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon: Regulations could make it hard for American banks to compete
• Dr. Steven Warach appointed as founding executive director of Seton/UT Southwestern Clinical Research Institute
• Former H.L. Hunt home in Dallas up for sale
• Hot Deals on Purses at Amazon
• AT&T says it's activated 1 million iPhone 4S phones
• Free Chili’s Chips & Salsa, Free 8×10 Collage, Cheap Washcloths with Credit
• Samsung tops Apple in smartphones shipped?
• Study shows estrogen works in the brain to keep weight in check
• Southwest Airlines reports third-quarter loss
• Dallas company in partnership to buy pipeline
• Solar power exhibits energize Dallas Convention Center
• How to Carve a Pumpkin
• Irving apartment complex sold to New York investor
• Comerica shows rise in third-quarter profits
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• American Airlines tops Delta in fare hikes
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• AMR projects Q3 revenue increase
• Barr takes over for Vandergriff as NTTA chairman
• Co-founder returns to Merritt Hawkins
• Nominate for Who's Who in Energy
• Dallas County sues B of A, others on filing fees
• UNT buys Denton office complex
• UT-Arlington creates $250,000 professorship
• Apple sets Oct. 4 to unveil new iPhone 5 smartphone
• ORIX subsidiary commits $150M to life science fund
• Apache to buy North Sea fields from Exxon Mobil
• Pac-12 vote keeps Big 12 conference intact
• FBI crime stats out for 2010: How did Kaufman County fair?
• North Richland Hills officials hope restaurant will boost area
• Dish, Blockbuster to announce video streaming service
• AT&T, Justice square off in court hearing today
• Dallas Zoo and WFAA present Elephant Appreciation Day
• Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra: The Planets, An HD Odyssey
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twelve (part three)
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre To Hold Auditions For 30th Annual Production Of Christmas Musical, ‘Ebenezer Scrooge’
• Air Pollution Watch For Dallas, Fort Worth surrounding areas for Wed.
• Kaufman County crime report for September 12 thru September 18, 2011
• ORIX unit commits $150M to life science fund
• United Way kicks off fundraising campaign
• APCON Inc. opens regional office in Plano
• Uno restaurant parent announces Texas-sized franchise deal
• Weeks Robinson buys two distribution centers in Fort Worth
• Chambers honor 'Small Business Champions'
• Dallas social media monitoring business acquired
• Two Essential Things According to Dr. Stan Toussaint
• The British Emporium who’s who of Doctor Who Events
• Michaels settles deceptive ad case in New York
• 2 DFW companies make Fortune's fastest-growing list
• Dallas-Fort Worth football outlook: Storm-free and mild
• Victory Bank to open in Rockwall
• UT-Arlington professor awarded $1.2M NASA grant
• Senior Care Centers enlarges its headquarters
• HollyFrontier Corp. expands its Dallas headquarters
• Cellular South joins AT&T/T-Mobile merger litigation
• Dobson appointed to RadioShack board
• Lakeside Village center is bought by Retail Plazas
• Shapiro says she won't seek re-election next year
• Vornado permitted larger J.C. Penney stake
• Texas has top business environment, execs say
• Netflix customers react angrily to company split up
• Visit 9 Fort Worth Museums for FREE!
• Dulce Coffee Studio by La Duni
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twelve (part two)
• Help keep the Texas Ballet Theater dancers on their toes
• The American Dream? It's really 300 million dreams
• Senior Care Centers expands Dallas corporate offices
• HollyFrontier Corp. expands Dallas headquarters
• AT&T faces new anti-trust suit on T-Mobile
• RadioShack appoints new board member
• Retail Plazas picks up Lakeside Village in Dallas
• Dallas Freebie Monday’s Week of 9/19/11
• Shapiro retiring from Texas Senate
• J.C. Penney allows Vornado more stake
• Haunted House opens for the season this Saturday
• Texas takes top spot for best business climate
• Dallas-Fort Worth area foreclosures drop 17 percent
• Chuck Greenberg interested in Stars bid, lawyer tells court
• Is Tropical Storm "Ophelia" brewing in the Atlantic?
• AT&T seeks to sell assets to smaller competitors, report says
• Barley elected Salesmanship Club president
• Lake Grapevine development emerges from bankruptcy
• Crosstex announces open season for proposed pipeline
• 7 states join Justice Department's AT&T/T-Mobile lawsuit
• Habitat for Humanity opens ReStore in Dallas
• Gravity Centre promotes entrepreneurial startups
• Netflix to separate streaming video, by-mail DVD businesses
• Fort Worth company sees growth making airliner seating
• The Rules of Speed Cleaning: Rule #13
• An Evening At The Derby
• Bob the Builder Comes to Life!
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Twelve (part one)
• Agave Azul Mexican Restaurant and Tequila Sanctuary
• Oak Cliff Chamber and UNT Dallas To Co-Host A Small Business Seminar
• Day Passes for Great Wolf Lodge Grapevine
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• Is LaGrange really up for sale?
• Salesmanship Club of Dallas elects Barley president
• Lake Grapevine property emerges from bankruptcy
• Crosstex announces open season for planned pipeline
• Seven states join anti-trust suit against AT&T/T-Mobile merge
• Habitat for Humanity to open largest area ReStore on Saturday
• Not Eligible for a Financial Aid Grant? Here Are Some Options
• Ripken eyeing North Texas for youth baseball 'Experience'
• David Ashcraft, Nathan D. Maier Series Speaker
• AT&T eyes 4G launch in Dallas Sunday
• Dark days at Research in Motion
• UT Southwestern receives $100,000 cancer grant
• Restaurant specials on Mexican Independence Day
• Fire dangers have not left Kaufman County: Drought related safety tips
• Financial Aid News
• Village at Fairview gets four new tenants
• Research in Motion reports sharply lower Q2 results
• Panini signs agreement with MLB players to make cards
• Dallas Stars file for bankruptcy to complete sale
• Omni Dallas holds job fair to fill 400 positions
• Childhood cancer group introduces Connor the Caterpillar
• Netflix says higher rates cost it 1 million subscribers
• 15 Democrats ask Obama to end AT&T/T-Mobile opposition
• EPA, analysts don't buy EFH's argument against new rule
• Women and Heart Disease Lecture at Texas Health Hospitals
• Children and Families Forum at UT Dallas
• Scotty P’s Hamburgers
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• Chamber Event for September 17, 2011
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• Old Navy, Zoes to open at Village at Fairview
• Research in Motion misses on net, revenue
• Panini America signs multi-year trading card deal with MLB Players Association
• Omni Dallas hiring 400 during fair
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• Source: Dallas Stars bankruptcy delayed
• Combs: Plan protects West Texas drilling along with lizard
• Combs releases comptroller's school rankings
• Cash America's Enova to spin off via IPO up to $500M
• U.S. Postal Service may get slower
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• American Airlines to expand streaming video service
• Lockheed Fort Worth layoffs are pending
• RIM's BlackBerry Messenger investigated in British riots
• Bank of America violated whistleblower law, agency says
• Frito-Lay chief to take over PepsiCo's beverage unit
• 2 pending orders could extend F-16 production past 2013
• Relay For Life of Keller 2011
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eleven (part ten)
• September/October 2011 Community Calendar and Volunteer Opportunities in Oak Cliff
• Do Mexicans Hate Puerto Ricans?
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• 40th Anniversary Show: 40 Exceptional Photographs
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• American Airlines expands in-flight video streaming
• Lockheed's Fort Worth layoffs pending
• Dallas Stars expected to file bankruptcy as early as tonight
• Dublin Dr Pepper starts legal defense fund
• Google wanted Motorola's patents
• Hilton Anatole sued over secret spa recording
• North TX drought update: temperatures ease, drought severe for Dallas area
• Texas Health, UT Southwestern collaborate on care
• AT&T opens ‘foundry’ innovation center in Palo Alto
• Furniture distributor signs for 168K SF at Flower Mound facility
• Dallas investment firms launch hotel venture, $30M acquisition
• UTSW, THR agree to collaborate
• Parkland hires consultant to determine Anderson's new role
• AT&T to add 13 million customers to broadened unlimited plan
• BNSF Railway launches website for its friends
• Microsoft unveils Window 8 tablet to developers
• Samsung, NTT DoCoMo, Fujitsu hold talks on chip making
• Variable rate electricity plans may be more than expected
• Dallas, Fort Worth among Newsweek's '20 Can-Do Capitals'
• Talk Like A Pirate Day!
• National Ballroom Dance Week, Sept 16th-25th
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eleven (part nine)
• Parkland hires consultant to determine Anderson's role
• 2011 now has most 100-degree days ever in Dallas, passing 1980
• AT&T expands unlimited calling plan
• NuView's Denton plant to process key isotope
• McKool Smith acquires L.A. law firm
• Commercial moving business is...well, moving in Dallas area
• Just Fitness 4U signs 30K SF in Plano, sixth DFW location
• American trims fourth quarter capacity
• DFW is 6th nationally in gross metropolitan product
• Hiring to stay steady in Q4, ManpowerGroup reports
• Southlake top DFW city among nation's most affluent
• RCHS public hearing scheduled for Oct. 4
• State Farm proposal shifts more financial load to homeowner
• ITT expands at Arlington facility
• Southwest, American on-time rates reported for July
• FAA seeks to fine Washington company over repair of Southwest aircraft
• GameStop expands Apple trade-in program
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• Dallas Freebie Monday’s Week of 9/12/11
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• Kaufman County crime report for September 5 thru September 11, 2011
• This Saturday night the House of Blues will be the place to be!
• ITT Educational Services expands North Texas footprint
• Flaherty named president of Rosewood Property Co.
• Legal services plan company renamed
• Frac Tech International eyes IPO up to $1.15B
• La Madeleine names new president
• Energy Future Holdings threatens plant closures
• Slideshow: When iPhone 5's coming, what it may have
• Bank of America says it will cut 30,000 jobs
• Sale of Dean Foods' Waukesha dairy plant completed
• Dave & Buster's appoints hospitality execs to board
• Salon Rene Hickory Creek
• Deal on VISIONS Women’s Expo tickets
• Plano firm helping decide Astrodome's future
• Restaurant chain CEO likes Perry, supports Romney
• AT&T says T-Mobile losing customers, market share
• Texas among states Carl's Jr. owner looking at for HQ relocation
• Mark Cuban entity files suit against Perot Jr., Hillwood
• Parkland officials still optimistic despite CMS ruling
• Collin County airport a year away from new runway
• BofA's chief to address wary investors today
• Entrepreneur developing Fort Worth barbecue tour
• RIM finding success in Indonesia, other developing nations
• The Rules of Speed Cleaning: Rule #12
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eleven (part seven)
• 100-degree weather returns to Dallas forecast, but only for a couple of days
• Denison Fall Fest Street Fair is a charming step back in time
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• Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month
• North Texas Giving Day 2011 “Get Up and Give!”
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eleven (part six)
• CSL International runs through development options for the Astrodome
• Carl's Jr. CEO says he likes the Texas' business friendly environment, but supports Romney
• AT&T: T-Mobile losing customers, subscriber share
• Trinity River Anti-flimflam film wins award
• Carl's Jr. parent interested in Texas, but isn't moving yet
• Mark Cuban entity sues Ross Perot Jr., Hillwood
• Parkland's top doctor says hospital will stay open
• The Dallas Opera and Dallas Children’s Theater join forces
• McKinney airport one year from new runway
• Frisco RoughRiders saw lower attendance because of heat
• North of UT Southwestern named to WTC health panel
• Tyler Technologies ups stock buyback
• Compassionate capitalism inspires backpack business
• Fort Worth, Dallas make list of most job-needy cities
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eleven (part five)
• Apple, Samsung patent suits head to Japanese courts
• Methodist Dallas Medical sends improvement plan to CMS
• Texas Instruments lowers guidance on Q3 revenues
• Lockheed workers accept buyouts; future layoffs being assessed
• Generous citizens purchase protective vests for Kaufman County K-9's
• DART adds texting feature for bus, train arrivals
• Head on collision kills two near Kaufman County
• BofA layoffs could eventually hit 40,000, paper reports
• Lear Corp. to discuss ways to keep jobs in Arlington
• Oktoberfest in Addison
• Fashion Blogger Panel at VISIONS Women’s Expo
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• Where to go and who to see this weekend
• Salt Therapy at Salt Escape Plano
• 100-degree weather? Close call next week for Dallas-Fort Worth
• Methodist Dallas Medical submits plan to CMS
• Texas Instruments narrows and lowers 3Q view
• DART offers text updates on bus, train arrivals
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• Frisco RoughRiders rank No. 12 in minor league attendance
• Deducting those Cowboys tickets? That could be tricky.
• Dallas Symphony reaches wage contract with musicians
• Texas State Open announces Bright Realty as title sponsor
• Amazon to deliver to 7-Eleven locations?
• U.S. mortgage rates at record lows; Dallas rates even lower
• Samsung preparing Windows-powered tablet computers
• McKinney Avenue among nation's priciest office locations
• Addison to open visitor's facility with artistic influence
• BofA's future may become clearer in coming days
• Judge sets hearing to discuss settlement in Justice's AT&T suit
• Dallas Cowboys are NFL's most valuable team
• Southwest Airlines on track to replace old 737s in fleet
• McKinney Avenue among nation's most expensive for office space
• Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
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• Tony Romo's Make or Break Year
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• Betting On the Cowboys is Not a Good idea
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• Why Do Mexicans Work as Day Laborers?
• Falling for Big Tex's Line
• The Texas Ballet Theater School wants to give you a great body
• Bret Michaels rocks Snapple
• Tropical Storm "Nate" forms in far southern Gulf: Will it hit Texas?
• Addison opens visitor center with artistic twist
• Stocks close up sharply
• Kaufman County crime report for August 29 thru September 4, 2011
• Cypress Equities sued by Bank of America
• Aikman launches fantasy football app for Facebook
• Dallas area shows modest hiring, wage gains
• Group360 names president
• Flexjet renews lease in Richardson
• Deals sites trying to fill any Dallas niche
• Fountain Place selected for Texas architectural award
• Tropical system forming in Gulf: Potential impacts on Texas
• Taking a bite out of childhood hunger with Corner Bakery
• CMS report on Parkland Memorial due back Sept. 15
• Arlington office buildings being renovated
• American Airlines reports small drop in August traffic
• Investor wants RIM to sell itself or spin off patents
• White House may offer USPS rescue plan
• Bank of America makes top management changes
• GameStop to sell Apple products, according to reports
• First Friday Women – Real Women, Real Talk, Real Life
• Angelika Crybaby Matinee – Dallas and Plano
• On The Cuff Denton
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eleven (part three)
• Parkland expects CMS report by Sept. 15
• Local investor upgrading Arlington office buildings
• American Airlines reports slight traffic drop
• Jittery investors drive Dow down by 100 points
• Ex-Cowboys star Daryl Johnston to open Smiling Moose Deli in Plano
• FC Dallas' play-by-play announcer dies at 35
• Scentsy to open Coppell distribution center, to hire 190 employees
• DTS President Announces New Initiatives
• Sprint Nextel sues to block AT&T/T-Mobile deal
• Baylor, A&M planning medical school in Dallas
• Apple plans 3G iPad, Hong Kong store in China
• AT&T might not owe $6B merger break fee after all
• Dallas litigator has insights into 9/11 attacks
• Gaglardi's bid for Dallas Stars moving forward
• American Airlines begins buying Eagle's aircraft
• BofA could cut as many as 30,000 from workforce, paper reports
• Naming deal detailed for UNT's Apogee Stadium
• Feds file suits against BofA, J.P. Morgan Chase, 15 others
• Quick Meal Ideas
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• North Texas lakes reflect severe drought
• The Rules of Speed Cleaning: Rule #11
• 9/11 Tribute at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
• Homemade Finger Paint
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eleven (part one)
• Fine early fall weather for Dallas-Fort Worth, but drought getting worse
• Venture plans Southlake and Las Colinas residential developments
• DART adding Plano-downtown trips
• More cuts expected for Texas mental health services
• Going to the AAC just got easier
• Facebook impacts self-esteem, study says
• CVS: To your health, Dallas
• Cable's economic impact: a fun toy
• U.S. allows Cuba flights from D/FW
• September 11th Remembrance Concert with the Arts District Chorale
• Pine Cone Bird Feeder
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Ten (part twelve)
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Newsletter - September 2011
• Dallas attorney offers 9/11 insight
• Dallas Stars sell moves forward with bid from Gaglardi
• Delicious grilled cheese tops of a visit to A Real Bookstore
• American buying Eagle's aircraft
• Last 100 of year in Dallas may come up just short of 1980 record
• Mavenir keeps rolling with top spot on Fast Tech list
• Carrollton man sentenced to 7 years, ordered to pay $1.9M
• ESPN Dallas ready for Cowboys season, brace for delayed Mavericks season
• Stride Rite Lewisville
• Feds to sue big banks over mortgage securities
• UTSW, Parkland settle billing fraud claim
• Wingate sells Industrial Container Services
• Samsung doesn't want HP's webOS, either
• UT Southwestern, Parkland agree to $1.4M settlement
• Deal likely between AT&T, feds in merger dispute
• Samsung shrugs off court losses, introduces new smartphones
• Sprint Nextel would consider its own merger, CEO says
• American Airlines sees spike in early pilot retirements
• BofA gives feds its game plan if conditions worsen
• Tower 55 makeover in Fort Worth gets $104 million in funding
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• AT&T and feds likely to settle, expert predicts
• Kaufman Sheriff's Office celebrates September as National Recovery Month
• Parkland Medicare funding cutoff date extended
• Dallas pension fund buys Legacy Place I & II
• Seven Hills Commercial becomes Dallas-based
• Labor Day travel projected to be slightly higher this year
• Design firms Projekt202, Captura merge
• Dan Wallace and Bart Ehrman to Debate at SMU
• LBJ project wants to update businesses on construction
• Hospital council head: Anderson decision 'unfortunate'
• App aims to help drivers through LBJ project
• DFW ranks 3rd nationally in adding private sector jobs
• Program IDs families at high risk for some cancers
• AT&T will fight, and talk, on T-Mobile
• DFW commercial foreclosures drop 2 percent in September
• J.P. Morgan Chase to add 700 jobs at Lewisville center
• Zale reports fourth-quarter, fiscal year losses
• Comerica to close, consolidate five DFW Sterling branches
• Longtime RIM executive announces resignation
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• Cinemark to build 14-screen theater at Alliance
• Overnight Experience at The Dallas Zoo!
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• How Much of a Pendejo is Gustavo?
• Adverse Possession: Don't Try This At Home
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• It's official: NWS says summer 2011 hottest on record in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Dallas-Fort Worth commercial foreclosures dip 2 percent
• Chase to hire 700 in Lewisville
• Zale shares drop with 4Q loss
• Kaufman County Sheriff’s Report for the week of August 22 thru August 28, 2011
• Airline fees: Maddening but predictable
• Facebook cancels daily deal program
• Openwave says Apple, RIM infringed patents covering mobile connections
• Aqua-Tots Swim School signs lease at Dallas shopping center
• Veritex, ANB get small biz lending money
• Fried food is big business for State Fair
• Manufacturer opens new Flower Mound distribution center
• Anderson to be replaced as Parkland's CEO
• AT&T to repatriate 5,000 call-center jobs, according to report
• BofA to sell its correspondent mortgage business
• Smaller airline industry better able to deal with high fuel costs
• Alcon moving 100 jobs from Atlanta to Fort Worth
• HP will manufacture more TouchPad tablet computers
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• Anderson's role changing at Parkland
• August 2011 hottest on record in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Richland partners with HCAT to reduce construction site fatalities
• DFW is nation's 4th most-populous metro area
• Editor Juan Elizondo goes to sales training
• Quesa-D-Ya's opening second location in Coppell
• Businesses invited to UNT career fair
• DG FastChannel to buy EyeWonder for $66M
• American expects new 737 engines in 2018
• Zale partners with Jessica Simpson
• Trammell Crow begins constructing UNION at Carrollton Square
• Methodist Dallas' Medicare/Medicaid funding at risk
• HP leans toward PC unit spin off
• UT Southwestern launches hand transplant program
• Weatherford shopping center is sold
• Big names top list of largest DFW area water users
• Nokia pins hopes on Microsoft Windows-powered smartphone
• DFW mortgage lenders see surge in refinance business
• SWS Group announces net loss in fiscal 2011
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• Dallas Cowboys let Gurode go, but save $5.5M
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• Alliance Residential to develop apartments in Lewisville, Fort Worth
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• ViewPoint to buy back up to 5 percent of stock
• State sets weekend power demand record on Saturday
• Apple CEO Tim Cook gets $384M bonus
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• SWS Group names Stacy Hodges CFO
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• HKS eyeing historic Dallas High School building, among other sites
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• MetLife gets naming rights to Giants, Jets stadium
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• A Chocolate Conference in Addison!
• Free Events at Pottery Barn Kids
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Ten (part one)
• Sowells Kennedy Gallery Art Exhibition Reception 8/27/11
• 10th Annual JCC Senior Expo Presented by Town Village North Dallas
• Photo Review: Blue October at House of Blues
• 2 awesome reviews! 2 awesome give-aways!!
• Go Help Yourself, Help Others
• Deadline looms to protest property appraisals
• Dallas' M-Line trolley adding flexibility and length
• Women of Faith 2011
• Braum’s Book Buddy Program
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nine (part twelve)
• Get UP and Give! North Texas Giving Day September 15, 2011
• J.C. Penney allows Ackman more ownership
• United Way to kick off campaign, ditch thermometer
• Dallas Cowboys name Pearson, Haley, Allen to Ring of Honor
• Investor picks up retail center in Forney
• OT Professor Digs for Ancient City
• With success, Aviall’s Russian contract could produce jobs
• Women's professional tennis on the return in north Texas
• Texas employers continued to add new jobs in July
• Lots of numbers for 2011: Hottest summer on record in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Hard to argue with HP's spin-off of PC biz
• 3 DFW cities make Money's list of best places to live
• Patent expert sees some froth, but no speculation yet
• Top 100 list: Women-Owned Businesses slideshow
• Susan G. Komen crew readies for Race for the Cure
• Grapevine Hilton DFW Lakes gets $43M in financing
• Colliers gets leasing assignment at 2 Richardson properties
• Dallas Regional Chamber looking for new home
• DFW is 2nd worst in public transit for no-car households
• Gamestop says its Q2 profits fell
• Hilton DFW Lakes in Grapevine gets $43M in financing
• RIM to begin subscription music service for its smartphones
• Victory Park fails to materialize as successful development
• Clearing Out The Junk Emails
• $40 for Annual Membership and 10 Hours of Playcare at Kiddin’ Around in Highland Village
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nine (part eleven)
• Dallas-Fort Worth to bake with record heat Friday
• H&M opens to the Texas masses today
• Colliers awarded leasing for two Richardson properties totaling 150K SF
• Dallas Regional Chamber to begin office shopping with CBRE, JLL
• Forney's Justin Bieber Way street sign stolen (slideshow)
• DFW transit access among worst for no-car homes, report says
• GameStop 2Q profit slides
• Susan G. Komen crew ready for Race for the Cure
• KCSO arrests Dallas man for engaging in organized criminal activity
• Dow closes down 419 points on volatile day
• Aviall to supply Russian distributor
• Top women in business honored at DBJ luncheon
• DFW stocks take mid-day hit as Dow falls more than 400
• 2011 is tied for 3rd most 100-degree days in a year in Dallas area
• Photo Review: Alice In Chains at WinStar Casino
• Wills Point man shot after shooting at KCSO deputies
• H&M Opens in Dallas
• Flexjet orders seven new Learjet aircraft
• Fore Golf Partners make first golf course purchase
• Plaza at Preston Center construction project to begin
• Kodak explores sale of its valuable patents
• Exxon, feds battle in court over massive oil find
• Part of Byron Nelson's Roanoke ranch sells for development
• Back To School Basics
• Texas-only Midnight Savings Event to Kick-Off Tax Free Weekend
• $19, your child will get 2 group lessons at the Music Academy
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nine (part ten)
• As It Tries to Bolt the Big 12, The Joke's On Texas A&M (Again)
• Miracle Guile: Rick Perry Has an Odd Way of Measuring Success
• Drowning the Whistleblower on the Doomed Trinity River Wave
• Concussing Our Kids, One Hit At a Time
• Dr. Oz Show Films in Dallas This Thursday!
• Flexjet orders new model Learjets
• Dallas-based golf properties firm announces joint venture
• Construction set for Plaza at Preston Center project, library
• AT&T hits back with 8 lawsuits to protect T-Mobile deal
• CB Richard Ellis awarded leasing for Galleria North Tower II
• AT&T unveils microsite on DFW network enhancements
• Top 50 Labor Day destinations...sort of
• Texas gets small-business lending funds
• Ascend Health buys Seattle's Schick Shadel
• Texas Retina Associates opens Dallas office
• 2011 Atlantic hurricane season: Rare lack of hurricanes
• Apple selling OS X Lion system on a thumb drive
• Hicks responds to allegations in lawsuit over Rangers dealings
• Design changed for toll lanes at I-635, Dallas North Tollway
• Fastest-growing DFW tech companies identified
• ERCOT to pay for 4 mothballed plants to become operational
• Parks at Arlington mall getting a face-lift
• Dallas Burger King franchisee's 18 restaurants on auction block
• LBJ Express modifies design at 635-DNT intersection
• There’s a New Massage Envy in Corinth!
• I Love You; Please Leave Me Alone
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nine (part nine)
• Exhibition - From Sandy Beaches to Vibrant Arts
• Fastest-growing DFW tech firms unveiled
• DFW overnight lows continue to tie all-time record
• Hicks strikes back at former Rangers ownership
• How to Buy a Mattress Sleep Chat
• Lewisville chosen for Hank Haney Golf Schools HQ, academy
• Darling Homes names Gardner to president, COO post
• Concentra acquires Frisco medical practice
• Kaufman PD looking for info on stolen tractor
• UNT alumnus Charn Uswachoke donates $22M
• Double crossing with the In-N-Out Double-Double
• Kaufman County Sheriff’s Report for the week of August 8 thru August 14, 2011
• 7-Eleven to acquire 51 ExxonMobil stores
• MLB delays vote on Astros sale to Crane
• Benchmark Title moves HQ from Plano to Dallas
• $22M gift to UNT is school's largest-ever donation
• Billingsley seeks OK for 670-unit apartment, townhome complex
• Tom Hicks sued over Texas Rangers land dealings
• Artizone Delivers Groceries in Dallas Area
• RadioShack hires new chief financial officer
• U.S. won't permit F-16 sale to Taiwan, report says
• ERCOT looks at program to control home thermostats
• AT&T to release first BlackBerry 4G smartphone
• Melting Chocolate Experiment
• Summer Veggie Casserole
• Get $9.71 tickets for The Rock of Allegiance Tour!
• $49 for a luxurious 60 minute massage, plus a 30 minute foot treatment, at Monalisa Wellness Center
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nine (part eight)
• 10th Anniversary Asian Business Expo
• Dallas Freebie Monday’s Week of 8/15/11
• Dallas hosting urban design talk
• Tom Hicks sued over Texas Rangers dealings
• RadioShack hires new CFO
• Billingsley Co. seeks OK for Cypress Waters apartment project
• Mannatech receives Nasdaq compliance notice
• Corporate sports challenge starts Friday
• Accor names Taylor as executive VP
• Grubb & Ellis awarded Town North Bank building leasing assignment
• AT&T eyes $5B bond sale to repay debt
• Bank of America to sell foreign credit card units
• Where to go & Who to see August 17 - August 21
• Metroplex weekend rain does almost nothing for area lake levels
• Google will buy Motorola Mobility, companies announce
• RIM to develop LTE version of BlackBerry PlayBook
• SEC appoints new head for Fort Worth regional office
• Montgomery Plaza landlord sues restaurant for back rent
• Red Mango finally releases mango-flavored yogurt
• Matador Resources files $150 million IPO
• Nexen plans move from Plano to Houston
• Ex-Mervyn's store sells in Garland
• J.C. Penney reports flat Q2, forecasts weak third quarter
• Apple's success boosted DFW businesses, too
• The Rules of Speed Cleaning: Rule #8
• Jelly Filled Cupcakes
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nine (part seven)
• Temperature Balancing Sheets from Sleep Number {with GIVEAWAY}
• Nightmare scarily resembles Rocklahoma incident
• Nothing Bundt Cakes Grand Opening and a … GIVEAWAY
• Stories and Samples From “Grace & Gumption: The Cookbook”
• RIM says it's developing LTE version of PlayBook tablet
• Perry officially throws hat in presidential ring
• SEC names new head for Fort Worth regional office
• Terrell Police make three arrests in Jack in the Box robbery case
• RAIN visits the Dallas-Fort Worth area!
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nine (part six)
• Red Mango finally gets mango flavor
• Matador Resources files for $150 million IPO
• Stocks up modestly to cap wild week
• Nexen plans to consolidate in Houston, leaving 100K SF in DFW
• Former Mervyn's building sells in Garland
• J.C. Penney reports weak forecast
• Construction moves Love Field bus stop
• Sprint halts plans to carry RIM's 4G PlayBook tablet
• Report: Elm Place site $125 redevelopment moves forward
• UT Arlington names Elsenbaumer as provost
• Postal Service plans 20 percent cut in workforce
• It is OFFICIALLY Restaurant Week!
• Investor buys industrial building in Coppell
• UNT stadium naming deal is with Apogee, according to reports
• CB Richard Ellis gets leasing deal for ex-Verizon building
• AT&T hires bankers to find buyers for assets
• Aerospace facility planned for Red Oak, officials say
• Perry to announce presidential bid on Saturday
• Samsung to appeal ban on European tablet sales
• The Mystical Arts of Tibet at The Crow Collection After Dark
• Backpack Safety for Back To School
• Pondering Texas Literature
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nine (part five)
• Acti-Kare Branch in Dallas Will Help Seniors Stay Independent
• Exhibition - African Headwear: Beyond Fashion
• 2011 still challenges all-time 100+ in a year for Dallas
• Investor picks up 378K SF industrial facility in Coppell
• UNT stadium's naming rights go to Apogee
• CB Richard Ellis to market 253K Verizon office site
• Central Market Cooking School – Beef Class
• Dow closes up 421 points
• Realty Capital adds 2 managing directors; becomes employee owned
• In-N-Out is good, but it's no Burger Bueno
• Dallas-Fort Worth 100+ streak stops at 40
• Slideshow: 13 states with AAA credit ratings
• DTS Training Fuels Latin American Ministry
• Dow up more than 350 points in noon hour
• DFW is mid-pack in manufacturing job growth
• SYTYCD 8 Finale had strong girls but still left fans wanting more
• Kusin joins Fossil's board of directors
• Lively lands vice chancellor job at UNT
• Airband lines up $20M from ABRY
• American Eagle would become independent airline
• Blockbuster shows 1st profit after Dish acquisition
• Firm buys Arlington medical building
• Parkland's Medicare funding endangered
• CB Richard Ellis to market Kraft facility in Fort Worth
• ClubCorp makes 4th golf course purchase of 2011
• Apple passes Exxon as most valuable company
• Mazda opens Grapevine parts distribution, training center
• $12 for 3 Hair Feathers at Indira Salon in Carrollton
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nine (part four)
• 'Radical Islam' Author Reflects As 9/11 Observance Nears
• Late Night at the Dallas Museum of Art
• He loves a Mexican woman, but how can he trim time her extended family?
• The Ring of Honor Finally Opens For Drew Pearson
• Willis Johnson and John Wiley Price: Friends With Benefits
• For John Wiley Price Case, Jury Consultants Are Already In Demand
• Kevin Glasheen Fought to See Innocent Prisoners Compensated, Then Fought To Take Millions For Himself
• Exhibition - Form/Unformed: Design from 1960 to the Present
• Exhibition - Silence and Time
• Bid Muscle Disease Farewell During Telethon Online Auction
• Exhibition - Afterlife: The Story Of Henri Matisse’s 'Ivy in Flower'
• Thursday will be 41st consecutive day of 100+ in Dallas
• Chuck E Cheese Family Pack Giveaway
• Parkland's Medicare funding threatened
• Firm picks up JPS medical office building in Arlington
• Dow ends day down 519 points
• SYTYCD 8 Finale: Fans real thoughts about Melanie and Marko plus Sasha

• CB Richard Ellis hired to market Kraft Foods facility at Alliance in Fort Worth
• Kaufman County crime report for August 1 through August 7, 2011
• FC Dallas, other MLS teams to be broadcast on NBC
• “Check-in for Checkups” Healthy Habits Twitter Party
• Hensarling to co-chair deficit reduction panel
• Richland College Receives STARS Silver Rating for Sustainability Achievements
• UT Arlington residence hall to bear Vandergriff name
• Dow pares its losses at mid-day
• Workforce Commission revokes 22 ATI programs
• CareNow picks up 50K SF of land in Fort Worth
• Tanning bed users exhibit addict-like behavior
• For $10 you get $20 worth of scrumptious baked goods at Frost It Cafe & Bakery
• Would you like to win a Jack Daniels guitar?
• Dow falls 400-plus points out of the gate
• Apple temporarily passed Exxon as most valuable company
• Fusion Laboratories will move HQ to Lincoln Centre
• FCC merges reviews of AT&T deals with T-Mobile, Qualcomm
• BNSF second quarter profits rise 14.4 percent
• DART board OKs paid-parking experiment
• Larry North closes Southlake fitness center
• Samsung barred from selling Galaxy tablet in Europe
• Are you packing poison for lunch?
• Wine Tasting Events at WineStyles in Flower Mound
• $10 for 2 Adult Passes to the Cavanaugh Flight Museum
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nine (part three)
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce 2012 Community Guide and Business Directory
• Julia Mclain At Mercantile Coffee House
• Apple's value briefly passes Exxon's
• Tuesday sees another record high; Wednesday will be 40th day in a row for Dallas
• Texans, North Texans, Libertarians file for prez
• Disgruntled X Factor hopefuls file suit - they want another chance or 3 million
• Fusion Labs relocates, expands HQ to Lincoln Centre
• Dow Jones see-saws, ends up 430 points
• Experts: Home sales inch upwards, but hurdles loom
• Regency Energy Partners joins NYSE
• Eagle Hospital Physicians acquire IMI
• Primebar to open in Uptown
• Feds announce fuel-use standards for commercial trucks
• Nexstar reports record 2Q revenue, acquisition
• UNT studying Union Building expansion
• In-N-Out to open two North Texas locations Thursday
• Mayfield buys massive Memphis Depot Business Park
• Cuban suggests ending software, business practices patents
• Next generation RIM phone codenamed 'BlackBerry Colt'
• DeSoto school board votes to let new superintendent go
• North Texas existing homes sales were up in July
• Pleating for Mercy
• $5 Starbuck’s gift card
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nine (part two)
• Edgemere Names Administrator of The Plaza Health Services at Edgemere
• Exhibition: Sightings - Diana Al-Hadid
• Exhibition: Statuesque
• Exhibition: Martin Creed
• Exhibition: Tony Cragg - Seeing Things
• Dallas area ties for 5th most 100-degree days in a year today
• In-N-Out to open new spots in Dallas, Fort Worth
• Dow ends below 11,000; local stocks take hits
• Free Sopapillas from Taco Cabana
• 'Good' prion-like proteins boost immune response
• Mayfield Properties buys Memphis Depot Business Park
• New York Air Brake expands, signs lease for 50K SF in Irving
• American Airlines, British firm explore corporate booking
• Southwest, American Airlines, Delta roll back fare increases
• Bank of America, Wells Fargo predict 1 in 3 odds of another recession
• At mid-day, Dow off 400-plus points
• $15 for $30 worth of car wash services at SpeedyBee Car Wash in Flower Mound
• Match.com faces class action suit
• Hillwood's Turtle Creek play: An excellent residential site?
• 2011 now #1 hottest summer in Dallas: 38th in a row of 100+ today
• 45,000 workers go on strike against Verizon
• Hillwood buys Turtle Creek area development tract
• Luminant seeks delay in EPA rule's implementation
• Deficit reduction won't affect local defense programs yet
• HollyFrontier more than triples Q2 net profit
• UNT Health Science Center plans to keep growing
• Dallas billionaire Charles Wyly killed in Colorado crash
• The Rules of Speed Cleaning: Rule #7
• Dallas Children’s Theater
• Arlington Golf Tournament To Benefit American Heart Association
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Nine (part one)
• Exhibition: Context/Contrast
• MDA Provides "Knowledge to Success" to Young Adults
• 45,000 Verizon workers go on strike
• JPS board approves budget that closes 4 clinics
• Summer heatwave update: 2011 and 1980 continue in a tie for Dallas' hottest
• Welcome to the Queen of Cool Blog Joggers!
• Hillwood buys largest Turtle Creek area development site
• Luminant asks for delay in EPA rule
• 50 Fest at The Amon Carter Museum of American Art
• School Supplies: The Hunt Is On!
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eight (part twelve)
• Fun Show! - Exhibition
• Energy Transfer Equity finances deal with Southern Union
• Wells Fargo agrees to pay $590M settlement
• Dean Foods reports 2Q loss after settlement
• Here's why there is so little venture capital in DFW
• Deal reached to get FAA flying again
• Fannie Mae needs another $5.1 billion in aid as more loans sour
• Summer 2011 in Dallas-Fort Worth setting all kinds of heat records
• UNT's Mean Green Stadium opens; $28.9M economic impact expected
• Skanska USA opens Dallas office, sees opportunity in North Texas
• Dallas' Crescent complex gets $205M loan
• Dallas lawyers rockin' the house
• Dallas to Las Vegas for a Long Weekend
• Transwestern finds ways to save in office move
• Bennigan's, Henry S. Miller team up on chain's Texas relaunch
• Nissan North America leases space in Irving
• Martha Stewart Living Bloggers Party
• Temporary power outages still possible in Texas
• Deal reached to end 13-day FAA partial shutdown
• AT&T/T-Mobile deal would hike DFW mobile prices, report says
• NFL players approve collective bargaining agreement
• Rise and Shine
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eight (part eleven)
• An Evening of Poetry with Christopher Soden
• Texans are conserving electricity, power grid operator says
• Bennigan's teams up with Henry S. Miller to retake Texas
• 1980 and 2011 now in a dead heat for hottest summer in Dallas
• Lake Arlington dropping a foot per week, boat ramps closing
• Texas faces high risk of temporary electricity cuts
• Nissan North America leases 25K SF in Irving
• Fort Worth investor acquires 40 acres of land in Denton
• Check-ins for Checkups Booth at Dallas Farmer’s Market
• Transwestern changes up office space, interiors
• D/FW Airport launches location-based program
• Like Beget Deals on Facebook and WIN
• SYTYCD 8 Top 6 dancing beasts leap towards the finale
• Baylor receives $8.7M for EHR implementation
• Voertman to leave $8M to three UNT colleges
• Inland American buys The Fairmont Dallas for $69M
• A way to overcome stem cell transplant rejection
• Man shoots himself after standoff with Kaufman Tactical Team
• Texas is top 10 among entrepreneur states
• GM profits nearly double in second quarter
• DFW industrial construction completions lead nation
• Southwest, Airbus exchange 'warm' correspondence
• Enduro Resource Partners plans $350M IPO
• American Airlines fills more seats in July
• Union Drilling reports $3.4M loss in Q2
• A Blogging Conference in DFW!!!
• Summer Sustenance: Healthy Habits for a Healthy Summer
• Win The Ultimate Dream Playhouse!
• $25 for $50 Worth of Designer Furniture & More
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eight (part ten)
• Do Mexicans Hate the Spanish?
• Hook, Line and Stinker: The Cowboys' Catch and Release of Nnamdi Asomugha
• On Bended Knee at The Response
• Price Investigation's Royal Pains
• Don Hardge Fired His AK-47 Into a Crowd Of Teens, But He Swears He's No Killer
• Record heat expected for your Thursday: 34th day in a row of 100+ heat in Dallas
• Obama rep touts economic policies, trade
• Dallas industrial construction completions led the nation
• Preston-area office property hires Grubb & Ellis
• Cowboys Stadium to host Gold Cup game
• The Shops at Park Lane adds three tenants
• Kodak may sell patent in RIM spat
• Texas Capital Bank grows in Richardson
• St. Patrick's Day means $4B in green for retailers
• J.C. Penney lays off 442, offers early retirement
• Keystone Automotive leases 168K square feet
• Mixed early reviews for RIM smartphones
• NFL owners, players $750M apart on revenue issue
• Bill filed to tighten Emerging Tech Fund regulation
• AT&T extends unlimited plan for iPad 2
• Tenet stock down since acquisition fizzled
• Cowboys luring fewer fans to Alamodome camp
• Texas to create faster, more affordable university
• Private payrolls up 114,000 in July, planned layoffs jump
• 2011 will win race for hottest summer on record for Dallas-Fort Worth (YTD) soon
• Warrentech Corp. re-signs 67K SF lease at Airport Center in Bedford
• Expect record heat of around 110 (again) in Dallas-Fort Worth forecast
• Kaufman County crime report for July 25 through July 31, 2011
• Approach Resources posts big jump in Q2 revenues
• Celanese senior vice president Alder to retire
• State power authority begins emergency procedure
• Apple hires search firm to find Johnson's replacement
• Aluminum thieves arrested in Forney
• AllianceTexas adds 2,400 jobs in past year
• Shops at Willow Bend has new business formula
• RIM expected to announce 5 new smartphones
• Easy Eggs Benedict
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eight (part nine)
• Kittrell/Riffkind Art Glass Presents Artists Series 2011
• 2011 Annual Chamber Golf Tournament
• Tom Thumb Mobiles Send Kids to MDA Summer Camp
• Texas power grid operator starts emergency process
• Kings of Leon's singer, out of control at Gexa last weekend
• Argument leads to two men being shot in Terrell
• Tatum named Cantey Hanger managing partner
• Super Bowl XLV Host Committee drops sports commission plans
• Collin Creek and Vista Ridge malls part of portfolio spin-off
• UT Arlington to open car-charging stations
• Join DTS for Coffee in Knoxville, Atlanta, and D.C.
• 7-Eleven to offer T-Mobile phones
• Agree acquires NTB property
• FAA still without budget as Congress adjourns
• Sandlot names Kimberly Alise to CEO slot
• Tenet's earnings double as hospital visits rise
• UT Arlington microbiologist receives $1.9M grant
• Briggs Freeman founding partner Charles Pace Freeman Jr. dies
• Mavs' Nowitzki earns 'most marketable' title in poll
• Half Price seeks to hire former Borders employees
• Samsung, Apple take patent fight down under
• Southwest, AirTran work toward merger's conclusion
• Iraq renews interest in buying F-16 fighter jets
• Where to go & Who to see the first week of August
• Back to School Bash at the Granada Theater
• “Children’s Med Dallas” Documentary Premieres This Week
• Dallas-Fort Worth facing more record heat: Excessive Heat Warning in effect
• $15 for $30 Worth of Food and Drinks at La Duni
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eight (part eight)
• July 2011 3rd hottest on record in Dallas; August begins with new record
• Briggs Freeman founding partner Charles Pace Freeman Jr. dies
• Nintendo 3DS™ System Price Drop in US
• Libertarians agree: cut military spending
• Libertarians agree: cut military spending
• UT Arlington microbiologist gets $1.9M grant
• Dallas Mavs' Dirk Nowitzki: Most marketable NBA player
• Skiermont Puckett launches Dallas law firm
• American, Travelport extend content agreement
• Salon equipment supplier expands HQ, distribution hub
• Construction spending inches upwards in June
• RealPage buys SeniorLiving.net for $4.5M
• Rands of Aspen Exploration sentenced for scheme
• NAI Robert Lynn opens a Fort Worth office
• Young Rembrandts and St. Andrew United Methodist joined forces for art and music
• Excessive Heat Warning for Dallas area; lakes dropping quickly
• NHC: Tropical Storm "Emily" forms
• Texas hospitals' cost-to-charge ratio examined
• AT&T to slow download speeds for some unlimited customers
• Supporters rally at Dublin Dr Pepper bottler's plant
• Plano-based Retalix buys MTXEPS
• T-Mobile talking severance deals before merger done
• Energy Future Holdings reports Q2 loss
• Microdistiller preparing facility in Fort Worth
• The Rules of Speed Cleaning: Rule #6
• $35 for $75 Worth of Clothing or a 1 Hour Consultation with Debbie Kellum
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eight (part seven)
• Travelocity: Deals are best until Aug. 3
• Retalix of Plano acquires MTXEPS
• Dallas heat streak: 30 days of 100+ puts 2011 in 2nd place behind 1980
• Claudia’s book The Fey reaches top ten in Amazon Kindle Bestsellers List – Sale extends!
• No Libertarian hot air at Plano Balloon Festival
• Keep Cool with the Family at NRH2O
• Splurge Salon’s Day Spa is now open!
• Motherhood the Musical coming to Fort Worth and Richardson
• Dallas 100+ streak moves into 2nd place
• AT&T will slow some unlimited data users
• Tropical Storm "Emily" brewing; may enter Caribbean by Monday
• GameStop brings online into the store
• Family Fun on the Denton Square
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eight (part six)
• Terrell police searching for robber who pistol whipped store clerk
• EFH reports 2Q net loss of $705 million
• Invensys Operations signs contracts with Russian oil company
• Bank of America sued for securities fraud by institutional investors
• Dallas to Vail for a Long Weekend
• Dallas-based Mohr Partners celebrates 25 years, expanding presence
• NorthMarq arranges $13.9M for Grand Prairie apartment property
• Top 25 list: Life and Health Insurers
• Pilgrim's Pride to close Dallas plant
• TxDOT OKs money for Desoto heliport, Dallas airport
• Apple has more cash than U.S. treasury
• In U.S., privacy laws are "patchwork quilt."
• Morgan named Bailey's Prime Plus executive chef
• Tropical Storm "Don" fades out, new system brews in Atlantic
• NCAA championship game set for Frisco's Pizza Hut Park
• Sprint loses more contract customers; reports Q2 loss
• D.R. Horton reports profit in third quarter
• Personal services businesses find prime locations
• American reaches pact with two work groups
• FW officials look at downtown-to-Alliance light rail system
• Houston-based Spec's will expand into Dallas area
• Samsung reports Q2 profits fall 18 percent
• Going to the Show
• Swim Lessons at Paige’s Swim School in Plano
• $12 for $25 Worth of Delicious Italian Fare at Zanata
• Summer Salsa Music and Dance in Addison
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eight (part five)
• Edgemere Receives Highest Honor from Greystone Communites at Annual Event
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce News - July 28, 2011
• Blown away at The Wiz!
• Dallas' 100+ streak may break, but outlook not so good for next week
• American reaches tentative deals with 2 work groups
• Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity Launches First “Design Duel”
• Aviall Distribution Center in Dallas sells to California-based group
• Sheriff and Forney PD investigators bust major marijuana growing operation
• Star-Telegram owner reports 2Q drop in revenue
• U.S. businesses stash 11% more cash, Apple is No. 1
• Texas soars above other states in retail employment
• ITC: Apple Mac OS X violates patents, iPhone doesn't
• The AT&T Performing Arts Center present HAIR
• Samsung signs for 104K SF of industrial space in Plano
• Investors buy Richardson luxury apartment property
• Tropical Storm "Don" offers few showers for Dallas area; 27th day of 100+
• Dallas gas task force seeks public input
• Dallas investor picks up Carrollton industrial sites
• $5 for Your Choice of Gourmet Popcorn ($15 Value)
• Book reaches out to partners of women with cancer
• Comerica wraps up Sterling buy
• Sprint, LightSquared forge $13.5B deal
• Kaufman Police arrest two in connection with cemetery vandalism case
• Kaufman deputies and Kaufman police work together to clear several burglaries
• A.H. Belo Corp. reports $6.8M loss in second quarter
• Dr Pepper Snapple: Drop in income will cause price hike
• State moves to revoke ATI schools certificates
• Blogher – A Wrap Up
• 11 attorneys general sign letter backing AT&T/T-Mobile deal
• Fort Worth firm to open call center, hire 300 in Denison
• Parkhill to be named Comerica CFO, Journal reports
• Fresh PeachStrawberryBanana Popsicles
• $15 for $30 worth of children’s clothing at Chocolate Soup!
• Today is FREE Tea Day at McAlister’s Deli
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eight (part four)
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce News - July 26, 2011
• How do Mennonites cut the cheese in Mexico?
• It's Off to Camp Chaos for the Cowboys
• D Finally U-Turns on Trinity Road
• In Suburban Dallas, Loosening "Cheese" Heroin's Deadly Grip
• The MAC At Ro2 Art
• Ft. Worth Alliance Airport hosts both sides of Drug War
• Photo Review: A Perfect Circle at Verizon Theatre
• Dallas Morning News ends Quick
• Tropical Storm "Don" may bring rain to Dallas-Fort Worth
• Dr Pepper Snapple raises prices, 2Q income drops
• Report: Judge declines to dismiss American-Travelport case
• McKinney senior living community sold
• DFW Allstate agency owners are hiring
• Pizza Hut has most effective ads, researchers say
• Peloton Therapeutics raises $18M
• Emrich replacing Dean as Cowboys PA announcer
• Patent spat for Nokia, Huawei, ZTE
• A Taste of Market Street
• Trinity Industries revenue, profits up
• Will tropical weather system bring the Metroplex rain this weekend?
• Scurry man headed back to jail
• Kaufman Police Department investigating vehicle and house burglaries
• Trial dates set on some Cowboys Stadium suite lawsuits
• AT&T merger filing to FCC irks competitor Sprint Nextel
• "Magic"-led investors buy Dallas apartment property
• Channel 5 seeks tax abatements to stay in Fort Worth
• Dallas Cowboys sign Doug Free; tell others they're cut
• Layoffs in Texas may temper Perry's economic legacy
• Coin Collecting for Kids
• $5 for 15-Layer Lasagne and soup or salad at Spaghetti Warehouse!
• Dallas in Legos at the Museum of Nature and Science
• H&M Dallas grand opening date announced
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eight (part three)
• New Book on Radical Islam Declares: 'This Is the War of Our Generation!'
• Where to go & Who to see July 26 - 31
• SEC, nonprofit investor group clash in Stanford case
• Dallas heat wave ties for 3rd longest; record high minimum also set
• California investor picks up 125-unit Oaklawn apartment property
• Dallas Cowboys hustling to sort out player deals after lockout
• American Eagle announces D/FW-Aspen service
• Mary Kay madness at Dallas Convention Center
• DFW area high on social media use, report says
• Report: Dallas-area home prices drop 4.7 percent
• Radio Shack ditches T-Mobile for Verizon
• Texas tops in business, professional services jobs
• USPS looks at 3,700 post offices for possible closure; 7 in DFW area
• Lockheed Martin profits up on F-35 orders
• Dallas-Fort Worth has warmest night on record: July 26, 2011
• Apple's iPad outsells Android tablets by 24-to-1
• New device helps monitor degenerative eye disease
• Kaufman County Sheriff’s report for the week of July 18, 2011 thru July 24 2011
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• AT&T, T-Mobile ramp up lobbying spending as feds weigh merger
• RIM cuts jobs, but hired 1,500 since February
• Kaufman County Sheriff David Byrnes receives Appreciation Award
• AT&T tops Verizon in iPhone activations in Q2
• Six Flags' attendance, revenue increase in Q2
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• Fort Worth restaurant closings may signal trend
• American details delivery schedule for new aircraft
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• Mean Green Football Women’s Clinic
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Eight (part two)
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• Record high minimum temperature for Dallas: Ties for warmest ever
• TI forecasts "modest" Q3 growth
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• Locations sought for filming of 'Dallas'
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• Report: U.S. debt default could lead to $5 gas
• Texas bucks construction slump, adds 26,000 jobs in past year
• Dallas' heat wave ties for 4th longest on record today: UPDATE
• Lewisville Teacher Wins Beget Sweepstakes
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Seven (part twelve)
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• Feds sign off on DFW road plans
• Former Intuit CEO named to AMR board
• Nokia, Ericsson step up cost-cutting efforts
• Demand for short-term credit boosts Cash America in Q2
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• FAA shutdown would furlough workers, halt construction
• Schlumberger's Q2 profit rises 65 percent
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Seven (part eleven)
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• Parkland COO named top choice for Atlanta job
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• Komen praises mammogram study
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• Investor acquires 102K SF industrial property in Fort Worth
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• Terrell men arrested on drug charges after undercover investigation
• AT&T reports Q2 revenues up 2.2 percent
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• Dallas Stars call Forbes report on team's finances untrue
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• Bell Helicopter helps Textron Q2 profits
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Seven (part ten)
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• Dallas' 100+ streak moves into 6th longest at 19 days
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• Dallas Stars: 'No truth' to Forbes report
• Burdiss quits as Comerica Treasurer; interim named
• Pepco division heads to Dallas
• Apple roars with Lion, blowout earnings, new Airs, minis
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• SMU announces lecture series lineup
• Chase gives $1.4M to Perot museum, Big Thought
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• Gary Clark Jr. Debut EP "Bright Lights"
• American confirms plane order, Eagle divestiture
• Alcon owner Novartis shows Q2 profit rise
• ERCOT head warns EPA rule may cause power shortage
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Seven (part nine)
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• Kaufman County Sheriff's report for July 11 thru July 17, 2011
• Wells Fargo Q2 profit up 29%
• J.C. Penney's chief marketer retires
• Kaufman Police asking for help finding cemetery vandals
• Texas Health gets $7.3 million in EHR incentives
• Texas Rangers add safety measures at Ballpark following death
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• Survey: Pay increase budgets rise slightly
• UT Southwestern, Baylor top 'best hospital' list
• Bank of America posts $8.8 billion loss in second quarter
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• Keller schools to begin charging for bus rides
• American leans toward buying Airbus planes, paper reports
• Cisco to cut 6,500 jobs, take $1.3B charge
• Lieberman moves to Texas Legends front office
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Seven (part eight)
• EDGEMERE HONORS VOLUNTEER FROM THE RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE
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• Lieberman moves from the bench to Texas Legends front office
• Report: Judge strikes Mark Cuban's 'unclean hands' defense
• FoxSportsSouthwest.com picks up Andro for Rangers coverage
• UTSW again named best hospital in North Texas
• Hall Structured Finance raises $10M for real estate projects
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• Collin College receives energy certification grant
• Kantner joins Jones Day as partner
• Richland partners with “Hip Hop for HIV”
• Dwyane Wade sues hackers in Sherman court
• Dave & Buster's plans IPO up to $150M
• 2011 Atlantic Hurricane Season: A slow start does not mean Texas can rest easy
• More genetic mutations lead to colon cancer
• Report: Southwest reaches deal with AirTran pilots union
• Report: Lawmakers, officials expect deficit deal before default
• Group seeks vision for Valley View redevelopment
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Seven (part seven)
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• Learning While Having Fun At The Heard Museum
• Create your own Bingo cards…get creative!
• Neighbor's call leads to arrest of three burglary suspects in Scurry
• Create Fingerpaint from Sunscreen
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Seven (part six)
• Video Screening and Artists' Lecture
• DFW hits new high temperature for the year (so far)
• Area School Teams Win 2011 African American Male Academic Bowl - February 2011
• Flags Lowered for Last WWI Veteran - March 15, 2011
• Newest P.I. McGill Mystery Novel’s Author in Dallas - Tuesday, March 15, 2011
• 2,000 DCCCD Volunteers Make a Difference - March 7, 2011
• July temperatures for DFW destined to be in top 5 hottest
• Perry signs fracking disclosure, natural gas vehicle bills
• Valley View redevelopment could kick off bigger plan
• Seagoville Police on hunt for bank robbery suspect
• DCCCD: Helping High School Juniors and Seniors Cross the Bridge to College - March 5, 2011
• How Financial Aid Funds Are Disbursed - Spring 2011
• DCCCD Colleges Celebrate Black History Month - February 2011
• Tony Dungy: ‘You Can Be a Friend’ (Free Program) - Feb. 5, 2011
• Canadian investor acquires Lincoln Square for $70M
• Register Now for Summer Credit Classes - Spring/Summer 2011
• Students: Help Us Make Our Website Easier to Use - Spring 2011
• Apply Now for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Stipends - Spring 2011
• Power, abundant fiber fuel data center buzz in Richardson
• Investor picks up 57-unit Arlington apartment property
• Blockbuster offer aims at unhappy Netflix DVD renters
• Kaufman man arrested for burglarizing same house four times
• Bell to move 100 jobs from Fort Worth to Amarillo
• New York-based entertainment production firm signs 45K lease
• Toronto-based Avison Young opens Dallas office
• Fort Worth Zoo Celebrates Texas Wild! Anniversary with Special Adoptions
• Cross Roads retail shopping center acquired by investor
• 'Amazing Race' casting call in Irving today
• Report: iPhone 5 in the hands of beta testers
• Blockbuster takes aim at unhappy Netflix customers
• Dallas Cowboys name new official 'fan tour partner'
• Canadian firm buys Arlington's Lincoln Square
• U.S. debt ceiling 'Plan B' moving foward
• News Corp. European exec resigns amid scandal
• ONLY $25 for $50 for a Deluxe Mani & Pedi at May Nails & Spa
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• Sandy Lake Amusement Park in Carrollton
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Seven (part five)
• Study: FW gas industry causes little air health concern
• The mysterious case of Lending.com
• Tax grab: California fail, Texas win
• Home foreclosures drop 14 percent, but high posting levels linger
• EFH says air rules could prompt power plant closures
• Convergen issued patent for cancer therapy
• Execs of Boeing, American Airlines meet
• Report: Manufacturing boosts Texas job outlook
• Extreme heat prompts electric grid warning
• Williams ups offer in ETE bidding war for Southern Union
• Dallas Stars: Sliding by on fan popularity
• JPMorgan Chase reports $5.4B profit in Q2
• Luminant may have to mothball some plants
• AT&T to sponsor Kindle 3G 'Special Offers'
• Amazon reportedly to offer iPad competitor
• Borders deal falls through, liquidation may be next
• Report: 3 Mideast countries consider F-16 purchases
• Finances in my Head
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Seven (part four)
• Will Mexicans Ever Return to Mexico to Make it Better, and Do They Hate Manny Pacquiao?
• Throw the Bums Out
• TWU's Chaney Receives State Award For Nurse Practitioner Excellence
• Mike Rawlings Vowed to Clean Up Dallas, But the Feds Are Spilling Dirt Everywhere
• Law Abiding Citizens Stand Trial to Help MDA
• Small-Town Muckraker Joey Dauben Will Run the World Some Day. Just Ask Him.
• SYTYCD 8 dancers and choreographers not connecting enough with fans
• Reata reports $300 million in equity funding
• GameStop completes distribution platform
• Tuesday Morning has 'difficult' quarter
• Solar trade show coming to Dallas
• Mary Kay Convention focus of TEMM program tour and info session
• Three lawyers join McGlinchey Stafford in Dallas
• Restaurants target healthy kids menus
• TWU awarded $968,000 for scholarships
• Dean Foods to settle dairy farmers' suit
• UT Arlington prof receives $586,000 in grants
• DFW ranks 10th nationally in green job creation
• Intense Dallas area heat setting record high overnight temperatures
• Staind Premiere New Single "Not Again"
• TEA to cut 178 jobs in 2nd round of layoffs
• AT&T taking pre-orders for Facebook-friendly smartphone
• DART considers parking fee at two stations
• Price sworn in as Fort Worth mayor
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• Save Money on Rebates with GoRebate Mobile Rebate Shopping App
• Ducktona 500: Great American Stockduck Race
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• Dallas Cowboys fans: Things could be better. Or worse
• Report: NFL and players may strike a deal by July 21
• Heat Advisory extended through Thursday evening for all of north Texas
• TXU incentivizes homes to go solar
• Netflix splits video plans, raises prices
• HP's TouchPad 4G coming to AT&T
• NTTA tests lowered 'wrong way' signs
• Altronic signs for 24K SF of space at Firewheel in Garland
• Dallas No. 147 in world's most expensive cities
• Report: Houston, D-FW growing faster than other U.S. cities
• Bank of America hiring in Dallas area, U.S.
• Global Proclamation Academy 2011
• Encouraging a Child to Explore Art
• Children’s Health Fund
• Easy Mexican Chicken Casserole
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Seven (part two)
• Influence - Art Exhibition
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• Heat Advisory for Dallas-Fort Worth through Wed evening
• 35% of Americans own a smartphone
• This Leppert won't change its spots
• Nortel $4.5B patent sale gets U.S., Canada approval
• Producers say Dallas will be filmed in Dallas
• Report: DFW home builders hesitant to start housing projects
• SYTYCD 8: Choreographers make or break the dancers
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• Rooting for the Rangers: Is the glass half full or half empty?
• June traffic up for American, Southwest
• 9 D-FW companies make nation's top retailers list
• Multiple burglary cases solved with the arrest of a Terrell man
• Can you sing R & B?
• Marsh acquires Prescott Pailet Benefits
• Cisco needs to cut up to 5,000 jobs, analyst says
• Kaufman County Crime Examiner readers share story of animal abandonment
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• Metroplex area lakes falling faster as hot dry weather persists
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• Study: Shop towels hold heavy metal risks
• Save $5 on ANY deal coupon code TODAY (Monday)
• Public Swimming Pool Rules 101
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• Rhianna literally set the stage on fire!
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Seven (part one)
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• $15 for $30 at NorthPark!
• Denver Cereal has a birthday – and you save!
• Twitter: Social Media Trend
• Wafflepalooza
• Free Veggie Zinfandel Pasta at Cafe Brazil
• Is America still "My country, right or wrong"?
• Moon Day 2011: A Celebration of Space Exploration
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Six (part twelve)
• The Dallas Opera events are hot and spicy
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• NJCAA HALL OF FAME CALLS MEN’S SOCCER GREATS
• Suspect arrested and property recovered in two Forney burglaries
• Hospitals improve under physician leadership
• Yoshinoya opens in Dallas
• Report: Community Trust Bank expands in Collin County
• D/FW pitches airport, trade to Aussies
• UNT building zero-energy research lab
• EPA orders Texas plants to slash pollution
• Signs of Facebook music service spotted
• BKD buys Waco's Parrish, Moody & Fikes
• Forbes: Dallas becoming a 'boom town'
• Whoo hoo! Another $5 off the Beget Deal of your Choice
• Greek Pasta Chicken Salad
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• 3rd Annual Trinity River Corridor Photo Contest is underway
• Heat wave remains entrenched through Sunday in Dallas and Fort Worth
• Texas moves up to 12th fattest in U.S.
• Astronaut to take TMS flag on final shuttle mission
• SuperMedia sued on overtime claims
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• Gov. Perry signs national ‘cut, cap and balance’ pledge
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• DBJs 2011 Women in Business Honorees announced
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• Holmes Murphy acquires Northwestern accounts
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• Mutual of Omaha Bank eyes Fort Worth
• Seagoville PD searching for missing elderly woman (Update)
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• So John Wiley Price Really Wanted Some Land...
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• Where should I go? *GIVEAWAY*
• North Texas continues to bake in 100+ heat: July 6th report
• Verizon will pay $20M to settle EEOC lawsuit
• Fort Worth investor buys Grand Prairie Tech Center
• Sale of eCarList to New York firm completed
• Chicago firms buys Roeder & Moon of Dallas
• Not so fast: Bank of America's $8.5B settlement challenged
• Painting with a Twist helps right and left brained adults have fun
• Microsoft wants $15 for each Samsung Android device
• Bankruptcy judge allows sale of Palmeiro group's land
• Texas reports second-most job cuts in June
• TableTop hires former Brinker research director
• Wingstop's 2Q sales increase
• Intense heat: More 100+ readings in Dallas area forecast
• Beget Deal Coupon Code for $5 off any deal TODAY ONLY!
• Casey Anthony: Not Guilty
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• Summertime Safety-a-palooza
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Six (part nine)
• DFW will see 5th day in a row of 100-or-better temperatures Wednesday
• NexBank names John Holt president, CEO
• Worldwide semiconductor demand grows
• Duff & Phelps acquires Growth Capital Partners
• Twin Peaks, Fuzzy's are fastest growing
• ETE raises offer for Southern Union
• Discount store chain plans North Texas expansion
• Texas named leading state for sustainability
• Raising Cane's opens in Frisco this week
• DFW Media/Tech Unconference
• Del Frisco's signs One McKinney Plaza lease
• Groundbreaking planned for Grand Prairie outlet center
• Very hot pattern persists for DFW: More triple digit heat in forecast
• Fort Worth Stockyards – Saddle On Up!
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Six (part eight)
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• 865 Blockbuster jobs at risk in buyout
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• GameStop faces lawsuit over one-time use codes
• Golf company relocating to Fort Worth
• Android tops RIM
• Does fracking lead to earthquakes?
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• Rangers single ticket sales up 15%
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• Creepy Critters Party Pets: A Birthday Experience They’ll Never Forget!
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Six (part six)
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• Crandall woman arrested for vehicle burglary
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• Bayer settles suit with rice farmers in Texas, other states
• Freedom Report: Sad State of the State of Texas
• Alert neighbor helps deputies catch burglar
• Nexstar acquires two CBS affiliates
• IV Pole Pals wins "The Next Big Thing"
• Top 25 listing: Staffing Firms
• Zynga looks to raise $1B in IPO filing
• NBA lockout an easier fix than NFL's, lawyer says
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• Casey Anthony Murder Trial
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• Forney: Stolen vehicle suspect apprehended and vehicle recovered
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• Nortel patents sold at auction for $4.5B
• Sealife Aquarium in Grapevine Opening Soon!
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• Flower Mound Performing Arts Presents You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown
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• Reports: ITC rules against Kodak in Apple, RIM suit
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• Lockheed Martin announces layoffs coming
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• Whisnand to lead Henry S. Miller Realty Management
• Pizza Hut to start media agency review
• D-FW scores well in Forbes list of best cities for business
• Wells Fargo sells H.D. Vest to private equity firm
• UT Southwestern eliminates 350 jobs
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• Patent spat grows for Samsung, Apple
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• ITKO acquired for $330 million
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• UT Southwestern names Cox first regional dean
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• Major League Baseball to offer Dodgers financing
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• Medco, HDR to handle Baylor Grapevine work
• Rawlings sworn in as Dallas mayor
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• Symantec: Android, iOS still have 'major' security gaps
• Denbury buying Wyoming gas, helium plant
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• Report: AT&T nabs beer exec for marketing job
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• Behringer Harvard forms BHC Capital
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• United Way's Gary Godsey set to retire
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• SkyWalker Property Partners preps Precinct Line Center for redo
• A lucky few — with personal bankers — get into Aikman's $24M house
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• Former T-Duck basketball player Davis to play at Southwestern Oklahoma State in upcoming season
• Report: Comerica moves up on largest banks listing
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• Young Rembrandts Fashion Runway Camp filled with young fashionistas
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• Rawlings embraces Trinity River project
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• Feds OK Intel, Rockstar bids on Nortel patents
• Mannatech cuts 64 positions
• Rawlings says business key to election
• UTA engineering building earns LEED
• Perry OKs tax-break for aviation employers
• Source: Rick Perry will run for president
• Dallas lawyer kills 900-pound gator in the Trinity River
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• Glen Rose Dinosaurs
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• Half off 2 One-hour Private Horseback Riding Lessons!
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Five (part eleven)
• Krish Prabhu to run AT&T Labs
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• Greyhound to use 7-Eleven for cash payments
• House bill would define 4G speed
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• Ghrelin implicated in why we choose comfort foods
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• Tenet suitor sued again
• Lone Star to build $700 million pipeline
• UT Arlington hires engineering dean from USC
• Fogo de Chao opens first location since 2009
• Report: RIM trims 2Q tablet target
• Tankless Water Heater from Baker Brothers…could be FREE?
• Science camp kids learn environmental detective training with Kaufman deputies
• The Scooter Store expands insurance network to 200
• Spirit to start D/FW-Chicago flights
• Verbal distubance call leads to warrant arrest of Kaufman man
• The Wiggles Celebrate 20 Years
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Five (part nine)
• Tin Star hires new senior vice president
• USAA Real Estate sells Garland mixed-use development
• Travelocity's top 4th of July destinations
• Perry signs fracking disclosure law
• Atmos dedicates training, service center in Plano
• Southwest Airlines unveils $40 tickets
• JP Morgan will pay $153.6M to settle SEC charges
• Burger King boss settles NBA Finals bet
• Carepoint acquires ArTex infusion firm
• Feds seek more data on AT&T/T-Mobile
• Free mango iced tea at la Madeleine
• Cervical ripening differs in term, preterm birth
• Where to go & Who to see June 21 - June 26
• Strawberry Muddle Cocktail
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Five (part eight)
• Dallas-based Rosewood Hotels & Resorts purchased for $229M
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• More bad news for RIM: stock falls 6.7%
• Report: Five apartment complexes sold; significant renovations planned
• IRS nonprofit delistings overblown
• D-FW No. 5 for young adults
• Could Sears be looking at North Texas?
• AT&T/T-Mobile merger draws more opposition
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• SUPER deal – $25 for mani/pedi, massage, facial and $75 spa credit!
• Photo Review: Peter Gabriel at Verizon Theatre
• Book Excerpt: <i>Oneness Embraced</i> by Dr. Tony Evans
• Register Now for Fall Credit Classes
• The Rules of Speed Cleaning: Rule #2
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Five (part seven)
• The Free Man is coming to Deep Ellum
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• Texas Contemporary Art Fair
• Two-By-Two
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Five (part six)
• The Dallas Opera brings drama into the classroom and the Winspear
• A gym with a seafood restaurant?
• Brutal heat grips Texas; 5th day of 100+ for Metroplex
• Eddie V's to offer private dining
• Freese & Nichols gets water project deal
• Apple expands Samsung patent suit
• HP Byron Nelson tallies "likes" at tournament
• Richardson's Bush Turnpike development chosen for award
• To The Nines is hiring Rock Stars
• Stranded travelers make mockery of DFW "security"
• DCCCD Students Go “Real Time” With NASA
• Gulutzan named Dallas Stars head coach
• Grilled Mahi-Mahi Tacos with Strawberry Salsa
• MacBook Air holding for Apple's Lion?
• DCCCD Administrator Accepts CCCD Chancellor’s Position
• Texas unemployment rate stays at 8 percent
• Investor picks up Garland apartment community, plans $1M in improvements
• $45 for 10 Hours of Drop Off Childcare/Playtime at Adventure Kids Playcare!
• 90 degrees at midnight: Dallas heat wave getting worse
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Five (part five)
• Edgemere Names Associate Executive Director
• Research in Motion plans job cuts after missing on revenue
• Wells Fargo drops reverse mortgages citing ‘unpredictable’ home prices
• Freedom seekers flock to North Texas
• Pier 1 first quarter profits nearly double
• Key to ketamine's antidepressant effect found
• American Airlines tests iPad flight bags
• Kaufman Sheriff's deputies arrest dealers and seize 30 pounds of marijuana
• Check-In for Checkups for Children’s Health Fund
• Pendleton named Samsung Telecom marketing chief
• Plano-based cookie company treats the Mavs
• Twin Peaks preps for expansion
• Nortel Networks delays patent auction
• Coinstar’s Redbox kiosks begin renting video games
• Children’s Medical to open in Southlake
• Genetic changes found in advanced lung cancers
• Longhorn Network officially launches Aug. 26
• $1.00 Cabinet Doors at ReStore
• Homestead Open House at LLELA
• Ice Cream + Boy = Drippy, Sticky Mess!
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Five (part four)
• Latin Fever: White Dad Doesn't Approve of Daughter Dating Mexican.
• Holy Crap: Does Perry Have a Prayer?
• PDNB Gallery Newsletter - June 14, 2011
• Behold: A Trinity River Park Plan That Actually Makes Sense
• @ShitMyOwnerSays
• The Mavericks Finally Fought Back, and They Have the Title to Prove It
• The Dirkness: What's the difference?
• Companies cheer Dallas Mavs championship win
• Deep Ellum to be renamed Dirk Ellum through June 22
• Downtown 7-11 stores will offer free blue Slurpees during Mavericks parade
• Dallas Mavericks parade forecast
• 3rd day in a row of 100+ heat in Dallas area
• AT&T CEO sees divestitures on T-Mobile
• Dallas' The Marketing Arm launches sports industry index
• Avista acquires Dallas-based DataBank
• Dallas street closures for Mavs parade
• UCR partners with moodyrambin retail in Houston
• Girl Scouts of NE Texas name "Real Women"
• Orthopedic groups join forces
• Dolby sues Research in Motion on patents
• Palmeiro seeks judge's OK to sell property
• Kaufman County crime report for June 6 thru June 12, 2011
• Surgeons examine hypospadias repair efficacy
• WSJ: Justice OKs Google bid on Nortel patents
• Fannie Mae ups buyer incentives on foreclosures
• Weekly Concerts at the Arboretum
• Free Ice Cream and Pajama Party to Benefit The American Cancer Society
• $60 for a $150 4 day Lego Camp at Bricks 4 Kidz!
• Where to go & Who to see June 15 - 19
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Five (part three)
• Exhibit: 17th Annual Goblet Invitational Showcasing - Drinking Vessels
• Free Small Business Counseling at Oak Cliff Chamber
• Kirk Hopper Fine Art Announces A New Group Exhibition: Sex/Twist
• The Singapore Slingers At The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Grapevine Fuzzy's Tacos site finalized
• DFW hits 101 degrees: hottest so far in 2011
• Investor eyes Dallas and other Texas markets for $40M fund
• DBJ introduces new iPhone app
• Spurs' post-championship experience could benefit Mavs
• Airlines collect $3.4B in 2010 baggage fees
• Hiring outlook 'respectable' in D-FW area
• Kaufman County deputies make another good Meth bust during traffic stop
• Red Mango launches more smoothies
• Industry input sought on I-35E project
• Apple offers 'unlocked' iPhones in US
• David Jeremiah's Challenge to Teach the Scripture
• Awareness, funding key to North Texas infrastructure
• Dallas Mavericks victory parade to begin Thursday morning at 10a
• 
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• 100-plus temperatures expected again today for DFW Metroplex
• Quick Boredom Buster: Oil & Water!
• Fathers Day at the Denton Air Show
• Dallas Mavericks parade set for Thursday in Downtown Dallas
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Five (part two)
• June/July 2011 Community Calendar and volunteer opportunities in Oak Cliff
• Jewish Community Center Annual Meeting by Lisa Rothberg
• SYTYCD 8 Top 20: fans want Mia Michaels and more changes
• Another drug bust due to cooperative undercover investigation
• Denton LPers join Juneteenth jamboree
• DFW hits 100 for first time in 2011
• Q1 Facebook IPO could value it at $100B
• Oceus Networks is hiring in N. Texas
• Southwest, AirTran expand Milwaukee service
• Apple sued over use of iCloud name
• Call for artists for murals in Deep Ellum Bark Park Central
• USPS defends 5 day delivery plan
• Dallas' Gensler office to aid on Exxon campus in Houston
• Devcon signs 23K SF of office space in Las Colinas
• American puts Samsung tablets on planes
• Dallas Mavericks and fans are officially honorary Ohioans
• Privus Mobile wins Vietnam pact
• The Limited styles Dress for Success Dallas
• Watch Entire Eschatology Course on iTunesU
• 'Anything Goes' Kathleen Marshall wins Tony for breezy choreography
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• The Rules of Speed Cleaning: Rule #1
• $17 for One Month of Lunch Bunch Fridays at Excite! Gym and Cheer!
• Dallas Mavericks win the 2010-2011 NBA Finals
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• Barbarian Summer Camp?
• Summer Hair & Aveda Giveaway!
• $15 for $30 Chuy’s Lunch – Haltom City
• The Case Against Justice
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Four (part twelve)
• Ice Cream Festival this weekend in McKinney
• Ice Cream Festival this weekend in McKinney
• 18 finalists for Dallas gas task force
• D/FW Hyatt renovations in full swing
• Commercial foreclosures continue to climb in Dallas and Tarrant counties
• McClendon holds Chesapeake chairmanship
• Mavs are representing the state, Spurs fans
• Simon named CEO at Caliber Funding
• Dallas Mavs watch party tickets...going...going...gone
• NT execs: Nonprofits should seek more corporate expertise, less cash
• American Eagle launches new D/FW flights
• Baymark Partners does first two buys
• Great Wolf Lodge Grapevine Slide-a-thon
• Family Summer Camp At Bass Pro Shops
• Jimmy’s Food Store
• $15 for $30 Worth of Pottery at Color Me Mine in Flower Mound
• Balanced attack leads Mavericks past the Heat, to 3-2 series lead
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Four (part eleven)
• Pop Artist Blare LeVoir's Single 'Digital Kiss' to Release June 21
• WSJ: California to probe AT&T/T-Mobile
• AT&T offers free Wi-Fi in NYC parks
• Mobile phone advertisers jump 128 percent
• Class certification allowed against Frito-Lay
• McKool Smith wins $290M against Microsoft
• D-FW area lost 39,800 manufacturing jobs in 3-year period
• Meth lab busted in Terrell, woman arrested
• J. Hilburn raises $5 million
• Whirlpool 1M SF facility purchased by CBRE
• Clothing retailer Gap plans to close 200 stores
• Jury awards furniture liquidator $1.25M
• Photo Review: Deftones at Verizon Theatre
• Wishon to oversee research administration at UTSW
• Hurricane "Adrian" now a Category 3: Classic satellite image of storm
• Genetic link between emphysema, lung cancer found
• Get 87% off My Tax Repair Services
• Where’s the Cavalry?
• Celebrate International Yarn Bombing Day in Dallas
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Four (part ten)
• Hey, Mike Rawlings, Pick Up a Damn Paper, Will You?
• Suddenly, the Morning News Cares About Minority Neighborhoods
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• Mavs Fans Deserve a Title, and Have the Scars to Prove It
• Heat and smoke for Texas skies
• Cypress Growth invests in Altitude Digital
• June 8th high "coolest" in a week; still well above Dallas average
• TI shares drop on lower guidance
• North Dallas apartment building sells to CA investor
• J.C. Penney 1Q highlights new brands
• ClubCorp acquires three New York golf properties
• Dallas pays $2.4M for ambulance claims
• Compass signs 33K SF in Carrollton
• Report: One-third of employers may drop health benefits
• EU launches privacy probe of Facebook facial recognition
• UTSW researcher wins Shaw prize
• Acclaimed immunologist shares Shaw Prize
• Wortham Firearms burglary suspects caught on tape
• Lunch special at Spaghetti Warehouse
• What Would You Do in an Extra Hour Today? *GIVEAWAY*
• $59 Photo Shoot with DVD Included!
• Berry Pickin’ at Bailey’s Berry Patch in Sadler
• Children’s Summer Programs at the Modern in Fort Worth
• Dirk fights through flu to score winning bucket, Mavs take game 4
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Four (part nine)
• Volcano blows its top in Chile
• NYT: Big tech, VCs back AT&T/T-Mobile
• Dallas Mavericks
• Investor purchases industrial acreage in Lewisville
• Facebook, Microsoft rally for AT&T merger
• Esping liable for up to $38 million
• Report: Palmeiro-led development seeks bankruptcy protection
• BBVA preferences could include new space
• Foundation Financial opens Bedford shop
• Anti-malarial work wins international award
• Exxon confirms Houston-area campus to employees
• Rose Walker files baby seat lawsuit
• Report: Oil prices could hurt U.S. hotels
• Texas Ballet Theater: Don Quixote combines beauty with fantasy and humor
• Update: Dr. Timothy Ralston and the Principle of Community for Christians
• Don't feel bad if you didn't make it to Rocking the Red Carpet
• Rent-A-Grandma franchise expands to Texas
• Breaking News: Forney gun store burglarized
• Kaufman County crime report for May 30 thru June 5, 2011
• How you can make your own QR Code!
• Oven-Fried Panko Coated Chicken
• $50 Tropical Fusion Facial and Bikini Wax
• Killis Melton Ice Cream Crank-Off in McKinney
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Four (part eight)
• DFW just misses 100 for 2nd day in a row
• Metrocare opens Dallas education center
• Make-A-Wish wine tasting at Maggiano's
• Spayhound? PETA prods Greyhound
• El Chico expands to Saudi Arabia
• AT&T may face $1B settlement because of taxes for smartphone data services
• Just Fitness 4 U expands into Plano
• Plans for TCU housing development set in FW
• Lexus Broadway Series Billy Elliot the Musical lands at the Winspear: slideshow
• Apple touts Lion, iOS 5 and iCloud
• Sheriff Byrnes honors Crime Watch and Citizens on Patrol programs
• Verizon Wireless bolsters 4G service in North Texas
• Dickey's raises protein prices
• Houston data center firm shifts HQ to Dallas
• Early voting starts Monday
• Hinojosa salary set at $237,000 in Georgia
• Goodbye TAKS test, Hello STAAR
• BooksmART Festival at Dallas Museum of Art
• 50% Off 1 Month of Unlimited Golf Range Usage!
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Four (part seven)
• Dallas Mavericks lose game three, go down 2-1 to the Heat
• John Frieda Tour Rolling into Dallas this Weekend
• 10th day in a row for early summer heat wave in Dallas area
• Game 3 Preview: Mavs-Heat, NBA Finals 2011
• Sweet Koinonia
• Avocado Summer Salad
• Art and Science 101: which summer camps are the best in Dallas?
• Family Saturdays at the Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT)
• Chuy’s Tex Mex
• Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra Presents Concerts In The Garden
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Four (part six)
• A scorching first weekend of June forecast, and Friday high temps report for DFW
• Dallas council trims gas task force list
• 7-Eleven to give away space trip
• Concert Alert: Deftones at Verizon Theatre
• WSJ: Justice probes Nortel patent bidders
• Mavs win over Heat boosts ticket prices
• Who wears the pants, Texas or Vermont?
• Stream among the largest direct sellers
• NFL lockout debated in St. Louis today
• Regency expanding in Eagle Ford
• Worldwide Express wins $7 million verdict
• Essilor eyes R&D shop in Farmers Branch
• $5.5M Love Field industrial building sells
• Mid-Summer heat in Dallas-Fort Worth early June weekend forecast
• Pie Five Pizza: Like Chipotle, but pizza?
• Dog Days of Denton 2011
• DEAL on personalized letter from The Kid Fairy
• Elevation Burger in Dallas
• Apricot Lane Boutique goes Idol!
• $30 for $60 Worth of Delicious Gifts From Cookies In Bloom!
• Mavs mount furious comeback, win game 2 on last second shot
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Four (part five)
• Oak Cliff Cultural Center - New Operational Hours for June, 2011
• Edgemere Residents Enjoy "A Night At The Races" At Kentucky Derby Party
• Taco Cabana and the Dallas Mavs
• Texas mortage broker association files bankruptcy
• Lewisville 362-unit apartment complex sells
• iPhone gives edge to IP law firm
• Businesses gear up for Mavs fans
• Sprint, LightSquared close to $20B deal, report says
• UTSW study cuts prostate cancer treatments
• Dickey's Barbecue hires new CFO
• Fort Worth foreclosed apartment building sells
• UTA licenses gas-to-fuel converter
• Report: Southwest to close D/FW gates in Nov.
• Dallas Campus Buildings Labeled on Google Maps
• Tandy Leather continues positive trend
• Hiking Adventure at LISDOLA
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• "There's No Place Like Home" - A blast from the past!
• $40 for 5 Days of Gymnastics Camp!
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Four (part four)
• For the Love of Balls: Why Don't Mexicans Spay or Neuter Their Pets?
• Final Destinations: 2
• Senator Wendy Davis Draws a Line in the Dirt
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce News - June 1, 2011
• Bridge to Somewhere
• Rare Massachusetts tornado outbreak: Similar factors as May 24th Texas outbreak
• Have a deal? Want a deal?
• Court: American must work with Orbitz
• Mullin joins Jones Lang LaSalle as leasing SVP
• June specials at Cafe Brazil
• NTTA closes Inwood TollTag store
• Hurricane Season 2011: Another active one predicted
• MetroPCS plays both sides on AT&T/T-Mobile
• To mark Nortel deal, Genband gives back
• American, Sabre renew booking fight
• Toyota recalling Prius hybrid vehicles
• Can my children become gifted young Rembrandts or Picassos?
• DTS Coming to DC this Summer and Fall
• Report: LightSquared may buy AT&T's 4G capacity
• New dorm under construction at Northwood
• High speed chase through Forney leads to arrest
• Cancer drug holds promise for dementia
• Is Professional Photography A Dying Art in Dallas-Fort Worth?
• American, Etihad share frequent flyers
• Epsilon acquires Aspen Marketing Services
• Mango Chicken Wraps
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Four (part three)
• Is Professional Photography a Dying Art in Dallas-Fort Worth?
• Miami Heat defeat the Dallas Mavericks 92-84, take Game 1
• NWS: 2 more tornadoes from May 24th outbreak
• Extend Health to employ 250 in Richardson
• Report: Dallas Stars sale moving forward
• Kaufman County crime reports for May 23 thru May 29, 2011
• Megatel Homes purchases 11 acres in North Plano for subdivision
• Leg. OKs public-private road projects
• Sprint Nextel petition asks FCC to block AT&T/T-Mobile merger
• KKR to acquire Academy Sports & Outdoors
• AT&T Performing Arts Center Present Explosions In The Sky
• Perry vetoes Internet sales tax bill
• More biz taxes on Texas’ horizon, for now — blog
• Sprint: Just say no to AT&T/T-Mobile
• Red Mango ranks in social media list
• Pay $50 for 5 Pole Fitness Classes at The Girls Room (value $125)
• Drug can reverse overgrown hearts
• Dallas ISD awards $9.5M contract to Satterfield & Pontikes
• Rocking the Red Carpet at Plush with Vince Neil
• Red, White, and Blue Festival in Highland Village
• Where to go & Who to see the first week of June
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Four (part two)
• Preventing an Atrial Fibrillation Stroke Crisis Is Patient's Stroke Month Focus
• The Disintegrating Outfit
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• Dallas Mavericks vs. Miami Heat: Game on
• Memorial Day: What we should remember but don't
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• Mavs-Heat series preview II
• Memorial Day weekend heat and wind to continue in Dallas forecast
• Fashionably Humiliated
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• World tour “Genghis Khan: The Exhibition” invades Irving
• Dying to know what happens next?
• Libertarian organizing heating up in Ellis County
• May 2011 DFW climate summary: One wild ride
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• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Three (part twelve)
• Richland College Awarded Prestigious LEED® Platinum Green Building Certification
• CityArts Festival this weekend in Fair Park
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• FCC asks AT&T for proof of spectrum shortfall
• Neiman Marcus 3Q earnings double
• Colliers repositioning for No. 1 slot
• Ticket scalper sues Texas Rangers for striking business
• Dallas Mavericks Miami Heat NBA finals preview
• Richland receives grant to train health IT workers
• Graduating Classes Give New Sign to DTS
• PayPal, eBay sue Google, former execs over mobile payments
• American cancels 93 flights as plane repairs continue
• Wells Core acquires Frisco buildings
• Bill passed to incentivize natural gas vehicles
• Calif. may look into AT&T/T-Mobile deal
• N. Texas led in gas production in March
• Texas leads nation in government jobs
• Appeal denied in Crandall murder case
• $5 for $10 at Henry’s Homemade Ice Cream!
• Cheap Summer Movies for Kids at Studio Movie Grill
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• Rock out at Rocklahoma this weekend
• Texas Rangers near 1M home attendance mark
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• adidas teams with FC Dallas for pub party
• Polsinelli law firm adds Dallas office
• Former Reagan staffer to open Dickey's
• Manufacturing facility signs 102K SF lease
• Rangers changed TV, radio broadcast teams
• Alliance Data inks $1.6B credit facility
• Dallas Mavs move to finals, become hot ticket
• Texas Senate passes fracking disclosure bill
• Mavs punch ticket for NBA Finals: first questions
• DWI enforcement strong for Memorial Day weekend
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• Beth Marie’s Old Fashioned
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• Dallas Mavericks defeat OKC Thunder 100-96, clinch Finals berth
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• Chokelahoma!
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• Travelport asks court to dismiss suit
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• Report: D-FW area deadly for pedestrians
• DISD considers superintendent committee
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• Dallas United Way to fund 126 nonprofits
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• American Airlines touts new 737 interior
• Elected official arrested: Justice of the Peace Eric Williams in custody
• WSJ: Why haters hate on AT&T/T-Mobile
• Holt Lunsford Commercial wins Addison tower lease
• That morning 'cup o' joe' will cost more
• Employees pledge $1M toward Parkland
• T-Mobile doubles theoretical download speed in D/FW
• Texas Health gets $19M for EHR upgrades
• Dangerous weather event unfolding: SPC upgrades risk to Metroplex
• Protein breakdown contributes to organ prolapse
• Alliance Data extends Victoria's Secret agreement
• Texas adds 732,800 jobs in 10 years; no other state tops 100,000
• Leap Wireless opposes AT&T/T-Mobile deal
• 58% off Dallas School of Music
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• Here I Go Again with Whitesnake
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• Employers struggle to fill critical jobs
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• EatZi's plans Grapevine, Plano expansion
• Texas eminent domain bill becomes law
• Kaufman County Tax Office employee arrested for theft
• Report: TPG sells stake to China Development Bank
• Regency raising $500 million in debt
• St. Jude device launched in Australia
• Bear's view: Could T-Mobile 'topple' AT&T?
• Widespread severe weather for north Texas in Tuesday outlook
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• Baker Brothers Plumbing $79 Deal
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• Dallas Mavericks defeat OKC Thunder 93-87, take 2-1 series lead
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• HP Byron Nelson swings for a younger audience
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• Rice to head up Weeks Robinson's new Dallas office
• Gas industry eyes Fort Worth mayor race
• Chuck E. Cheese suit refiled in Calif. state court
• Mavs lose to Thunder 106-100, head to OKC for Game 3
• Mavericks / Thunder tickets for Game 5 go on sale Saturday morning
• Woodall Rogers to be closed all weekend
• Terrell man arrested for rape in West Virginia
• J.C. Penney, Sara Lee, others plan Philadelphia region layoffs
• Liberty Media makes $1B bid for Barnes & Noble
• Mavs plan to party into Game 3 of finals
• Report: Hotel profits bounce back in 2010
• Motley Crue / Poison tickets for $9.71 this weekend only
• $12 for $25 of Delicious Fare at The Allen Wickers
• Eddie’s Napolis, A Welcome Addition to the Firewheel Area
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Three (part five)
• The Sleepover Project(SM) Design Study Wakes Up Young Architects to Special Needs of Seniors
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• Tonight's concert cancelled
• Georgia school board to hire Hinojosa
• Interview with Thunder Examiner Shawn Lealos
• Insurance consulting firms merge
• Wyland's in Plano, Fairview closed
• LifeCare buys HealthSouth hospitals
• DISD's Michael Hinojosa headed out
• Investor picks up two warehouse buildings
• Dallas Ultimate Women’s Expo
• MoneyGram wraps recap, lands $540M facility
• 2011 Atlantic hurricane outlook not good news for Texas
• This year's class of Dallas' 40 Under Forty
• Suit: AT&T overbills for iPhone, iPad data
• Expert: Health care faces triple threat
• Announcing Beget.com’s “Deals for Wheels” Sweepstakes
• 2 executives leave Mannatech Inc.
• Hotel firm picks up Sheraton Dallas North
• Mavs fans edge out Thunder on ticket sales
• 3 N. Texas road projects face key votes
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• Leonys Martin's Long Ride to Center
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• A stormy Friday forecast for Dallas-Fort Worth weather
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• Nationstar Mortgage files $400M IPO
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• Tarrant Area Food Bank
• Southlake's Berkeys gets recapitalized
• India history and culture focus of Fulbright grant awarded to RLC
• Aidmatrix partners with Telerik
• An end to bootlegging Texas barbecue sauce
• AT&T Performing Arts Center names CEO
• Sprint covets T-Mobile business clients
• $99 for 3 Months of Tae Kwon Do at The Karate Spot in Highland Village
• Fossil Rim Wildlife Center in Glen Rose
• Adventure Travel With Toddlers
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Three (part two)
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Newsletter - May 13, 2011
• Curator and Artist Talk: XXI: Conflicts In A New Century
• Taste Addison this weekend
• May 2011 running much cooler than normal for Dallas-Fort Worth
• CEOs earn top pay around the nation
• Luminant plans for expanded nuke plant get environmental OK
• Dallas group buys Rockwall mixed-use site
• Medicaid cuts could cause 5,100 job losses
• McClane sells Astros to Houston group
• Qantas says new Australia flights nearly full
• College Summer Camps Mean Summer Fun
• Dish Network, NCR in dispute over Blockbuster rental kiosks
• SP Bancorp reports improved Q1
• Babes Chicken House: A Restaurant in Roanoke, TX
• Mavs, Thunder make conference final
• Ergen leaving as Dish CEO, president
• Dallas-Fort Worth drought down, but not out (yet)
• Fetal surgery is first of its kind in Dallas area
• $15 for $30 Car Wash Card at Speedy Bee
• The Non-Wedding Reception
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Three (part one)
• Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity
• Have You Told Your Child’s Teacher Thank You?
• If You Give A Mouse A Cookie at Taste Addison
• $10 for $20 Worth of Toys at Learning Express Toys
• April Showers Bring May…Fruits and Veggies!
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Two (part twelve)
• Tenet won't drop Community Health claim
• Texas lawmakers clarify Internet tax
• One less site for Trader Joe's
• AA business flyers expect economic rise
• Dallas forecast is cool for mid-May through Tuesday
• Richland College Hosts Health Profession Information Sessions
• Southwest, appearance techs reach deal
• Report: Comerica Tower loan in trouble
• Sheriff's Office and Forney PD work together on drug arrest
• Study: DFW 89th in public transit access to jobs
• Roger Waters and David Gilmour play together last night in London
• ProTom wins proton project
• Jones family company signs 10-year USC deal
• Nolan Ryan approved as controlling owner of Rangers
• Liberty Mutual Insurance to award nearly $100,000 to three DFW organizations
• Michaels hit by pin pad fraud
• Main Street Days in Grapevine, May 13-15
• Going On A Worm Hunt
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Two (part eleven)
• 'Half and Half', A Comedy, Coming Up At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Comic Books helping our struggling public schools
• Alliance Communities breaks ground on 363-unit complex
• Where to go & Who to see this weekend, May 12 - 14
• ViewPoint Financial CEO to retire at year end
• Pickens promotes natural gas to truckers
• Baker Tankhead acquires 51K sf to expand
• Union Standard signs 56K sf in Irving
• Florida claims hurt Hallmark's Q1
• Cancer drug aids young sickle cell anemia patients
• New Fort Worth train plant to create 500 jobs
• NBA Playoffs 2011: Who'd you rather?
• American Airlines, Qantas Airways plan joint business
• Richland to host free summer camp for teens interested in science, technology, engineering and math
• Animal Health posts Q3 results
• Former client sues Jackson Walker
• In-N-Out looks for large distribution site
• Ryan to get approval as controlling owner
• Protein might be key to 'starving' cancer cells
• Stratford land deal in Euless closes
• $49 for Child Learning Assessment at LearningRX
• The right food at the right time
• Is My Underwear Showing?
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Two (part ten)
• Is Mexico a Tea Party paradise?
• Beat L.A.? The Mavs Might Replace Them on the Mountaintop.
• The 'Loser Pays Bill': Yes, You're the Loser
• The Dallas City Council's Ethics Relapse
• Pet Sounds
• Puc's Motion & Stills Tour is on The Move: Dallas Marks the Spot for Photography Workshop
• Memorial Day Celebration at Dallas Arboretum
• Dallas In Chains, a tribute band well worth seeing!
• Rainfall and storm report for Dallas-Fort Worth, May 11, 2011
• Texas House passes frack disclosure bill
• TITAS and Complexions world premiere ballet: ‘Testament’ at the Winspear
• Red Ball to build 20K sf in Grand Prairie
• You Won’t Just Get In & Out at In-N-Out Burger
• Dirt to move on 2,300 acre, mixed-use Arlington site
• Leaders come to Parkland Hospital's aid
• Hall Office Park signs four new tenants
• Walmart signs to Woodbridge development in Sachse
• Arlington alters GM expansion proposal
• Methodist health center opens in Arlington
• D/FW Airport renovation work starts
• Star-Telegram announces employee layoffs
• <i>Kindred Spirit</i> Wins Two EPA Awards
• Renowned stem cell researcher recruited
• Kaufman County puppy mill dogs adoption update (video)
• Kaufman man arrested for third time on domestic violence charge
• Hail greatest threat with Dallas area storms today: SPC
• Plumbing 911
• $10 for $20 Worth of Food and Beverages at Social Bakehouse Cafe!
• How To Get Your Child To Enjoy Cleaning The Floors
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Two (part nine)
• New organic smoothie at Smoothie King
• Your tax dollars at play
• Kaufman County Sheriff's crime reports for May 2-8 2011
• RLC Information Assurance track receives recognition from U.S. government
• Denton FEMA building sells to undisclosed buyer
• TI donates $4.4 million to Perot museum
• Gaylord Texan opens $13M outdoor pool complex
• So You Think You Can Dance Season 8: where is Alex Wong?
• AT&T aims $1B at business cloud, mobility
• Dallas seeks applicants for gas drilling task force
• AT&T CEO to face hot seat on T-Mobile deal
• Crossland to break ground on Prosper site
• Western Conference tickets on sale Wed.
• SPC: Tornado count for May extremely low (so far)
• $25 for UNLIMITED Yoga for a month at Tranquilo
• Click to Help End Child Hunger
• Smashburger: Smash, Sizzle, Savor
• SPC places Metroplex in "30% severe" zone for Wednesday
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Two (part eight)
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Newsletter - May 9, 2011
• May "bake" continues for Texas and Dallas-Fort Worth: Monday highs
• New Financial Aid Requirements Affect You: Learn What’s New
• Community Health withdraws bid for Tenet
• Feds give $15 million for DFW-Houston high-speed rail corridor
• Little Ceasar's restaurant robbed in Forney
• Ready to meet this class of Dallas-Fort Worth minority business leaders?
• Kaufman County jumps on board the 2011 'Click It or Ticket' campaign
• TopGolf to open 65K SF facility in Allen
• Five tenants sign at The Cascades at The Colony
• Trailer company signs on for 25K SF site
• Proposal to dispose of unused government buildings
• Gamestop's Pietrykowski named to post
• ETT shows off dual-drive compressor
• Dr. Timothy Ralston and the Principle of Community for Christians
• The Dalai Lama to Speak at SMU and Receive Honorary Degree Today
• Do you think you've got what it takes ?
• Razzoo's planned this fall at Firewheel
• Severe storm potential returns to Metroplex Wednesday
• Intestinal 'border patrol agents' unmasked
• Habitat for Humanity Needs Professional Plumbers!
• Crock Pot Shredded Beef Tacos
• $5 Adult Admission to Sharkarosa Wildlife Ranch
• Texas Twilight – A Night Under the Stars Benefiting CCA
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Two (part seven)
• Dallas Beat Lakers by 36 to Sweep Series
• NBA Playoffs 2011: Dallas Mavericks sweep Los Angeles Lakers
• Texas Senate wimps out, passes REAL ID
• Apple Dumplings (The Lazy Wife’s Way!)
• ‘Giving To Change Lives Dinner’ in Richardson
• Dallas Mavericks: The 00s, Heartbreak, and The Last Chance
• Concert Alert: Zakk Wylde and Black Label Society at House of Blues
• A New Mom Finds Unconditional Love
• Arts District Chorale Announces 2010-2011 Season Final Performances
• 50% off Signature Pedicure at The Spa at Willow Bend
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Two (part six)
• Wake Up Dallas!
• Dallas Mavericks claw back from 8 down, take Game 3
• Treat your mom this Mother's Day
• Metropark to close stores, sell contents
• Mother's Day forecast: Hot and windy for DFW
• Tavares: Dallas Stars will not move
• Sterne Agee to buy bank holding company
• Texas Health, Methodist explore ACO
• Southwest mulls AirTran's D/FW service
• Oxea raises prices on chemical products
• Kaufman Citizen's Police Academy completes training
• D/FW Airport picks new restaurants, retail for Terminal A
• MILF Beauty Pageant to take place this weekend
• Could Trader Joe's take former Borders?
• Southwest reports rise in April traffic
• Yay! No boom times in D-FW
• Research reveals how cancer-driving enzyme works
• Reversing an 18-wheeler: hard but doable
• Ebates: How I Saved 70% Off My Dinner Tab
• Buffalo Chili
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Two (part five)
• Exhibition: Blender at PDNB Gallery
• McKinney Avenue Contemporary News - May 5, 2011
• Village on the Green signs restaurant
• BGC CEO speaks out on acquisition of Newmark
• NWS: 21 Tornadoes in April 25-26th Texas outbreak
• RealPage completes acquisition during Q1
• $1 billion goes to cutting medical errors
• Cartridge World plans Dallas area growth
• Cinco de Mayo fun in Deep Ellum
• ETP, Regency venture to build facilty
• Fort Worth, Dallas chambers honored
• Oil closes at under $100 per barrel
• Crow Asian Sculpture Garden to begin in Arts District
• Performance Bike signs on at Valley View Market
• Estrogen signaling in breast cancer mapped
• Where to go for great Cinco de Mayo deals
• ViewCast reaches stock conversion accord
• Hair Color Treatment in Grapevine 57% off for $40
• $7 Wine Tasting at Calais Winery in Deep Ellum
• ‘A Fabulous Luncheon 2011’ with Special Guest, Debbie Reynolds
• Soap Making For Kids: Garden Soap On A Rope
• Dallas Mavericks take game 2, 93-81
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Two (part four)
• Who is More Mexican?
• With Tyron Smith, Jerry Jones Finally Resisted the Glitz
• C'mon Down to Rick's Sheepskin Bargain Warehouse!
• The Trinity River's 'Standing Wave' Crashes into Reality
• Tortillas and Trannies at Dallas Taquerías
• Anniversary of worst hailstorm in American history: Mayfest / May 5, 1995
• Texas Discovery Gardens: butterflies in an eco friendly environment
• American Airlines traffic up in April
• 270-unit Plano complex sells for $33.25M
• Younan looks to sell Dallas' Energy Square
• Breaking News: Puppy Mill busted and 50 dogs rescued in Kaufman County
• More Southlake Town Square housing OKd
• Arlington-based PrintPlace.com expanding
• Service King has plans for expansion
• Surveys show small businesses upbeat
• SEC sues mystery bidder for AMR Corp.
• Trammell Crow proposes Plano office project
• New site for Sprint-AT&T fight: the states
• Scooter's Coffeehouse coming to Dallas-Fort Worth
• Where to go & Who to see May 4 - 8
• Back Pocket Dip
• Homemade Dog Treats
• $10 for $20 Worth Of Cookies From Cookies by Design
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Two (part three)
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Newsletter - May 2011
• April 2011 tornado count far less than 800: COMMENTARY
• Construction begins on J.C. Penney store
• Six Flags reports improved Q1 results
• Crime Stoppers fundraiser puts Sheriff and District Attorney behind bars
• Keep oral sex legal!
• Tenet profits slide despite more patients
• Safeguard Security signs TxDOT
• Denton student housing community gets $35.6M
• American tests in-flight video streaming
• Trader Joe's eyeing Dallas
• Winterhalter named National Envelope CEO
• Celanese moves HQ to Las Colinas
• Texas native Pelley named CBS anchor
• Record low for Dallas? It will be close Wednesday morning
• Parada elected to National Academy of Sciences
• Dish Network exec to head Blockbuster
• CBRE awarded leasing for Dallas' 3100 Monticello
• $10 for TWO Tickets to Dallas Ultimate Women’s Expo
• Mothers Day with The Women’s Chorus of Dallas
• Create Recycled Art with Packing Peanuts
• The Commissary and Marquee Bar & Grill: Open for Primetime
• Dallas Mavericks defeat Los Angeles Lakers 96-94, take game one
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Two (part two)
• City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs News - April 30, 2011
• Negotiations for the Dallas Stars progress
• ECC Hosts Mayoral Candidates Forum - Wednesday, May 4
• Record cold high temperature set for May 2 in Dallas area
• J.C. Penney gets $1.25B line of credit
• Tonight - The Moody Blues
• Farmers' Lewisville call center to close; 85 affected
• Benning moves HQ from Dallas to Richardson
• Fort Worth complex signs $1.73M refinance
• Kaufman County crime reports for April 25 to May 1, 2011
• Airports quiet on security after Osama bin Laden's death
• MetroPCS expanding Richardson HQ
• 7-Eleven, Dr Pepper offer Thor promotion
• FC Dallas scores with Beckham appearance
• AT&T aims at Groupon with discount site
• May specials at Cafe Brazil
• Read the Latest <i>Kindred Spirit</i>
• Kaufman County prescription drug take back was a big success
• Rain puts Metroplex drought on hold; soaks fire areas as well
• Community Health Systems raises bid for Tenet to $7.25 per share
• Magic Time Machine Restaurant – Dallas
• Less is the New More
• $5 for $10 worth at Coffee N Cream
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter Two (part one)
• NWS: Tornado did not travel 380 miles on the ground
• Record chill to begin May in Dallas; Heavy rainfall potential high
• Cottonwood Art Festival – Richardson
• Habitat for Humanity Mother’s Day Cards
• The Dangers of Cocaine, Cooking Things on a Spoon, and Dirt Filled Cupcakes
• Spicy Bolognese Sauce
• 60% off Wild Yam and Pumpkin Peel
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter One (part twelve)
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre Presents 'Sherlock Holmes Vs. Godzilla'
• A wet start to May for Dallas-Fort Worth: Another dent in the drought
• Startling Tuscaloosa tornado track from space
• Blockbuster pulled from Renaissance Tower
• Talk about low fares
• Southwest, AirTran celebrate Monday close
• Dallas TSA molests beauty queen
• Tax benefit bolsters D.R. Horton income
• Luminant CEO: Nuclear plans unchanged
• Professional services firm expands to McKinney
• Bill Lively quits Dallas Symphony post
• China Voice Holding assets frozen
• Apps, carriers draw privacy scrutiny
• The Family Place & Cadillac Cares
• ExxonMobil tops Public Companies list
• Plano Comedy Dinner Celebrates Mom
• Plano Comedy Dinner Celebrates Mom
• Sculpting with Cornstarch Clay
• Dallas Mavericks defeat Portland Trailblazers, clinch series 4-2
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter One (part eleven)
• Performance - Wizard Of Oz
• Rock Trivia - Motley Crue
• Same tornado hit Tuscaloosa and Birmingham: Could be 370-mile long path
• Where to go & Who to see this weekend
• Reminder: This Saturday April 30 you can turn in unwanted prescription drugs
• April 26-27 compared to 1974 Super Outbreak: Why so many deaths this time?
• Students donate books to help Parkland patients
• Cafe Express in Dallas
• $15 for $30 at Cristina’s Mexican Restaurant
• Tuscaloosa tornado image shows power flash
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter One (part ten)
• Mexicans Get a Bad Rap
• Those Same Old Mav-Wrecks
• We knew it! Porn is Good.
• Raymond Crawford, Actual Citizen, Fought the City on Fracking -- and Won
• City Hall's Kennedy Conspiracy
• Tornado count for April off the chart: All-time record for the month
• TITAS Command Performance 2011: Twyla Tharp world premiere joyful part II
• Repeating Kindergarten – A Mom’s Tough Decision
• Mayfest in Fort Worth
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter One (part nine)
• TITAS Command Performance 2011: 12 gifted dancers one amazing night part 1
• Investigators discover skeletal remains near Kemp in Kaufman County
• Man arrested for soliciting a minor online
• Kaufman County Sheriff's reports for April 18-24 2011
• British Emporium Royal Wedding Watch Party with Brits and Bangers
• Severe weather risk at dangerous levels for Dallas area today
• Best treatment for gestational tumors pinpointed
• $15 for $30 at Agave Azul
• Save on Flowers for Mom
• Lessons from the Island of Misfit Toys
• Cherry On Top
• Texas tornado-maker also slams Arkansas with twisters and floods
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter One (part eight)
• Capital One cutting Plano jobs
• Former Richland College president commended for years of leadership, service
• Dallas firm wins $3.5M Walmart project
• NY investor buys BancTec's Irving site for $7M
• Expert: Cuban may hold Dallas Mavs back
• American seeks to add Brazil flights
• Commencement 2011 Information
• Richland places 1st in Texas in 2011 RecycleMania
• ARAMARK to cut 278 jobs in Lewisville
• Richland Collegiate High School Students Receive Princeton Prize
• Contemporary Theatre Dallas 'The Trip to Bountiful' lovingly takes you home
• Firewheel Town Center signs two tenants
• Plano's Learfield Sports looks to grow
• The Shaw Group moves NT office to Dallas
• Alliance Data, Aspen Marketing in $345M deal
• Make A Wish North Texas & Cadillac Cares
• $19 Professional Photography Package in Southlake
• Garland Civic Theatre presents “Verdict” by Agatha Christie
• Multiplication Made FUN!!
• Severe storm risk again today for Dallas-Fort Worth
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter One (part seven)
• Ellie Lofaro to Headline DPRC Brunch
• Experience the Atlas Experience in Dallas
• Chocolate Chip Praline Brookies
• Saturday night storms bring high winds to DFW area
• LaGrange offers an affordable and appetizing Easter brunch buffet
• Trail Blazers defeat Dallas Mavericks 84-82 in Game 4
• Mavericks’ formula for Game 4 in Portland
• Easter Sunday weather in DFW: Severe storm risk
• Happy Easter
• Heroes for Children & Cadillac Cares
• The talk…
• Elm Fork Nature Preserve in Carrollton
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter One (part six)
• ILotería, Lotería! Tres Art exhibition
• Mark Cuban angers fans, promotes Mavs?
• Rangers audio upgrade in play tonight
• Experts: changes coming on derivatives
• Addison's Behringer Harvard acquires SF high-rise
• Former Six Flags CFO gets $23.65M award
• Dallas tower acquired by The Bascom Group
• Reliant buys RECs for Earth Day
• Dialysis center opens in former Blockbuster
• Mark Noble leaves Colliers, reasons unknown
• North Texans have their own Dr. Paul
• Trammell S. Crow paints Dallas green
• Veg-friendly restaurants for Easter
• Severe storm risk to begin your DFW Easter weekend
• Trail Blazers defeat Mavericks 97-92
• The Truth Will Set You Free
• 50% off Tasti D-Lite’s Frozen Treats in Southlake
• Earth Day Cupcakes
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter One (part five)
• Muggy Metroplex weekend, high rain hopes by Sun night-Monday
• Southwest income down 55%
• NBA Playoffs 2011: The Best Teams of '02-'03
• Southwest: AirTran deal to close May 2
• Southwest Airlines, Big Bros CEO honored
• Dominic Walsh Dance Theater 'Third Course' of 'Cultural Dining' is delicious
• Austin Music
• Neiman Marcus aims to refinance debt
• Big Thought & Cadillac Cares
• Planting Fresh Herbs
• Are You Using a Family Internet Safety Contract?
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter One (part four)
• Dallas's E.D. Problem: Nothing Several Tons of Steel Won't Fix
• Evan Stone's Battle Against Porn Pirates
• The Golden Oaks Scholarship for Graduating Seniors
• Easter - Show
• Easter Weekend Celebration
• Do Mexicans Poop in the Fields?
• His critics call him soft, but it's his teammates who will lead to another early exit for the Mavericks.
• Fuzzy's signs on at The Shops at Mockingbird
• Newly acquired AirHogs name Brasfield as GM
• American Airlines reducing capacity by 1%
• JCPenney chief says cotton prices will be a challenge
• TD Ameritrade to expand in Fort Worth
• Finkleman to head Dallas gas task force
• Moodys donate $20 million for SMU coliseum
• Dallas' Darling Homes launches villa-style homes
• Southwest, American airlines increasing fares
• Verizon got iPhone, but AT&T grew in Q1
• Theatre Three 'The Roads to Home' honors Horton Foote
• The String Bean in Richardson
• Friends Say the Darndest Things
• Dallas Mavericks defeat Portland Trailblazers 101-89, take game 2
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter One (part three)
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce News - April 18, 2011
• Widespread hail: Metroplex storm report for April 19th
• Dallas Cowboys release 2011 schedule
• Community Health wants Tenet's suit tossed
• Rampart Construction building Houston area apartments
• MEDIA ALERT: Richland College courtyard to be dedicated to former president
• AllianceTexas job fair set for May 19
• Senate considers direct sales at breweries
• ProStar Healthcare rebrands, expands to Plano
• Apple aims for Samsung in patent spat
• 7th Street Bridge contractor defaults
• Blockbuster closing 1,000 stores
• Texas Instruments misses Q1 expectations
• Russell elected to AAAS
• Open tryouts scheduled for men, women soccer teams
• UT Southwestern develops trauma device
• Kaufman County crime reports for April 11-17, 2011
• Creating a Household Notebook
• DFW Day Camps for Summer 2011
• Severe storm potential and record heat today in DFW area
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter One (part two)
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce News - April 15, 2011
• First 90 of the year; Record heat for Dallas-Fort Worth in Tuesday forecast
• No Late Registration Starting in Fall 2011
• Wildfire forces closure of Barnett well
• Westec Intelligent Surveillance relocates HQ
• It’s Great to Be Green: Free DCCCD Sustainability Summit Wants You! - April 28
• Report: RIM may trump Google for Nortel patents
• Southwest, American Q1 results this week
• Next Chapterhouse: The Significance of Head Coverings for Paul
• Baseball team drops two of three games over weekend; back in action on Monday, April 18
• Regulators take over Texans Credit Union
• AT&T, Sprint bicker over T-Mobile deal
• Community Health ups offer for Tenet
• Tenet gets $3.3B offer from Community
• How to Sabotage Your Diet in Five Simple Steps
• 75% off at Feedstore BBQ in Southlake
• Tuesday severe storm threat for Metroplex: Hot and windy too
• Queen of Cool ~ Chapter One (part one)
• Atlas Shrugged – North Texans review the movie
• Dallas Mavericks take game one against the Portland Trailblazers
• Dirk left off top NBA jersey sales list
• When Easter crafts go wrong…very, very wrong
• Terilli’s Restaurant in Dallas to Reopen in June
• Dallas Mavericks-Portland Trailblazers Playoff Preview
• Majestic Art Show benefiting Fossil Rim Wildlife Center featuring Peter Bruce
• Windy weather returns Sunday-Tuesday for Dallas area
• Motley Crue's "The Dirt" on the big screen
• Tater Tot Casserole
• Divine Connection: Gratitude
• The Richland College Music Department Honors Retiring Music Educator Dr. Jerry Wallace
• Fires sweep across north Texas: See them from space
• Horton Foote Festival celebrates the legacy of one of America’s top playwrights
• Kelly's compensation doubled in 2010
• $9.50 a share price target set for Tenet
• Federal loan for Bush Turnpike approved
• Arpey, Kelly debate add-on fees
• UNT Dallas law school may get $5M start
• Blockbuster seeks extensions on store leases
• Cultural Care Au Pair Myth Busters
• Zales says SEC investigation is over
• Plano-based Adams Golf Inc. unveils new clubs
• Dallas developer to begin construction on Plano project
• Top 50: Dave and Buster's tops private investment for 2010
• Easy Easter Egg Craft Activity For Kids
• 53% off Facial or Massage at Shawn Kristopher Salon in Highland Village
• Earth Day Dallas 2011
• Red Flag Warning: Winds to 40mph today: High fire danger for north Texas
• How much Dallas? How much Fort Worth?
• Edgemere Residents and Guests Welcome Award-Winning Columnist Steve Blow
• Concert Alert: Lil Wayne at AAC
• Photo Review: Avalanche Tour at Verizon Theatre
• Southwest, AirTran discuss pilot seniority
• Barricaded suspect shoots himself during standoff with SWAT
• WSJ: Pensions delay Nokia Siemens talks
• Addison names economic development director
• Sheeder named president of health care group
• DTS Alumni among Finalists for 2011 Retailers Choice Awards
• NTCAR names Hall of Fame inductees
• Baseball team looks to turn corner with scheduled seven-game homestand
• Judge grants Rangers parking request
• The Trinity River Corridor Project announces Paddling Trail event
• Younan sells two Dallas high rises
• Dallas' Bank of America Plaza for sale
• Kaufman Districts Attorney's Office honors officers
• WSJ: Alcatel-Lucent weighs sale, IPO of unit
• Parkland recognized for patient-care model
• NTTA probes employee fraud
• Business aviation industry meets in Dallas
• The big sleep
• 50% off Salon and Spa Services at Lemongrass in Southlake
• Vegetables: Are They Really a Necessity?
• Starlight Children’s Foundation Dallas Volunteer
• Should the United States return the Southwest to Mexico?
• With Richie Whitt on his pit crew, Tony Stewart faded fast at Texas Motor Speedway
• Breathalyzer Tests for City Council, an Idea Whose Time Has Come.
• Dallas' Next Mayor Will Face Tough Budget Choices. Too Bad The Candidates Won't Talk About Them.
• Terra Biotech Goes Hollywood with New Endorsement Burton 'Bubba' Gilliam
• Freese and Nichols acquires energy firm
• The Myers Membership Tour – Episode 1
• Texas Rangers file lawsuit against Hicks
• Deal to fund Bush Turnpike extension
• Tenet joins Obama patient safety panel
• Hormone inhibits renal fibrosis, cancer growth
• DBJ launches Android app
• DG FastChannel Inc. expands Irving headquarters
• Suspect can't run fast enough to escape deputy in Forney
• Buffett, Watson elevate leadership at Justin Brands
• No surprise: Huawei, Motorola end tiff
• AMR sues Orbitz over airline ticket sales
• Toddler Easter Egg Hunt Strategy
• USA Film Festival Opening Night Events in Dallas
• How’s it gonna work (and a contest to boot!)
• Strong winds in Dallas area Thursday and Friday; high fire danger returns
• Stars fire coach after missing playoffs
• Arpey: AA-Eagle split could make sense
• Scurry man arrested on domestic violence charge
• Dallas Opera and DMA 'Unveil' featured an inspired 'A Question of Light'
• Kaufman County celebrates dispatcher week
• Norma's Cafe offers free grilled cheese sandwiches today only
• Grubb & Ellis out of compliance with NYSE
• Stephenson, Patsley on highest-paid list
• Texas Motor Speedway receives damage from April 11th storms
• UTSW pediatricians launch children's health study
• Pet Airways enters Texas market
• Caring Senior Service expanding in D-FW
• $1M grant to fund health care simulations
• Pickens touts bill, natural gas cars
• Trammell Crow names Michael Duffy COO
• Stir Crazy Asian Grill to open in Southlake
• $17 for One Hour Swedish Massage in Richardson
• Swirl Bakery- Flower Mound
• and the Love was Dropped
• Where to go & Who to see April 13 - April 17
• Spring Art Mart at the Bath House Cultural Center
• 2011 Oak Cliff Chamber Annual Gala
• Addison redevelopment project to begin this fall
• NWS: 4 tornadoes in April 11th storm event (updated)
• New Roasted Vegetable Salad at CPK
• Tenet takes a swing at Community Health
• Costco to anchor Frisco Trails Shopping Center
• Volleyball team set to host final tryout for 2011 season on Sunday, April 17
• Dallas-based Valeo buys $13.5M building
• Who are the Mavericks?
• Retail center sells for $1.2M, remodel set
• DART begins enhanced rush-hour service
• AT&T, Digby to help retailers go mobile
• Fort Worth developer buys Austin-area land
• Investors buy 105K-square-foot Las Colinas office building
• DFW storm damage report for April 11th
• Warrior Group wins $700,000 Fretz Park renovation
• DFW Metroplex Rainfall: April 11th report
• Tenet pushes back against Community Health with lawsuit
• Outside Fun with Moldable Sand
• A Brush With Fashion at The Body Shop
• $5 for $20 purchase at Blue Goose Cantina in Highland Village
• $5 for $20 purchase at Blue Goose Cantina in Highland Village
• Mavericks need Nick Van Exel's swagger back
• Oath Keepers founder speaks in Dallas
• Simple Key Lime Pie
• Divine Connection: Celebrate!
• Get Sticky at Corner Bakery Cafe
• A Night at the Meyerson – Dallas
• Healthy Kids Day at the YMCA
• Texas airline chiefs bemoan oil prices
• Tootie Pie Co. plans second Dallas shop
• AMR refers mystery bid to SEC
• Fracking fluid website launched
• DBU moving north campus to Plano
• MetroPCS wins, AT&T loses on roaming rules
• Airline safety poll: Southwest, anyone?
• Thomasville opening store near Dallas Galleria
• Concert Alert: Avalanche Tour at Verizon this Sunday
• Strong winds, high fire danger for 2nd weekend of April in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Hulen Mall adds outdoor restaurant plaza
• The Real Estate Council announces endorsements
• The Road to Riches: Russell Simmons’ Story
• NRG unveils electric car charger
• Top 50: Private Schools
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• $49 for 50-min Massage with choice of Royal Foot Treatment or Full Body Exfoliation at Love Thyself Day Spa in Richardson
• Eyes of Texas
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• The Mystery of Miz Arnette at the Bath House Cultural Center
• Key to wellness: Start at the top
• HPD Design for Living launches in Dallas
• SWA repairing five planes with cracks
• Internet service provider leases Arlington site
• Texas Senate calls for transparency in insurance
• British Emporium William and Kate royal wedding watching party
• Breaking News -- Japan Suffers 7.4 Earthquake and Tsunami Warning
• TWU critical of outsourcing plane work
• Drought Monitor update for Dallas-Fort Worth area: April 7
• Grant helps researcher study preterm birth
• Transportation officials anticipate growth
• Save The Mommy, Save The World
• Mamas Write, a place for DFW Christian Mom Bloggers
• Do Mexican men wear necklaces with their mami's name on them?
• Panhandlers on DART Trains: In Your Face NYC.
• We Need a Mayor Who'll Cut Up City Hall's Credit Card.
• Fastest Show on Earth
• WIH acquires land next to Melrose Hotel
• Virgin plane named for D/FW Airport
• Forney Police release information on recent home invasion robbery
• Photo Review: Chris Cornell at House of Blues
• Methodist Mansfield Medical expanding
• Analyst: Dish's Blockbuster buy "puzzling"
• Sales tax revenues rebound across Texas
• Darrell Bock Blogs about <i>Love Wins</i>
• The Dallas Museum of Art Explores the Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier
• TMS sees increase in tickets and sponsorships
• H&M Enlists Keri Hilson, Akon and Others for Fashion Against AIDS
• Kaufman law enforcement holding prescription drug drop off event
• Red Flag Warning for western half of Metroplex: Critical fire danger
• Dish Network wins Blockbuster auction
• Baked Ziti
• Outrageous Kid Parties on TLC
• Metro Diner offers 1960's prices on Wednesday before closing for good
• Despite Monday's rainfall, drought remains severe in north Texas
• 19th Annual Blessing of the Vines Wine Festival – This Weekend
• Dallas group acquires AirHogs baseball team
• Blockbuster bidding up to $310.6M
• Fort Worth credit union buys bank building
• Burns & McDonnell expands in Dallas
• MidSouth Bancorp buys Jefferson's D-FW branches
• Health partnership gets $800,000 in grants
• Rangers ratings a hit for weekend opener
• Transplace acquires East Coast company
• SWA back on schedule after inspections
• Kaufman police seek communities help in burglary investigation
• Dallas storm-maker spreads damage through the south; 8 killed
• Just in! Graphics for the Queen of Cool!
• Marshall Police seek assistance in propane tanker theft
• Blockbuster auction starts with $284M bid
• April specials at Cafe Brazil
• Hypertension during exercise can be blocked
• The Good Enough Parent
• Scarborough Renaissance Festival in Waxahachie
• $15 for $30 of Angelo’s Pizza and Italian Food
• Texas Discovery Gardens 'Organic in the City Fashion Show and Auction' sizzles 

• Dispute leads to shots fired and arrest of Terrell woman
• Sabre names new unit executives
• Las Colinas apartments acquired for $27.5M
• American, Expedia reach ticket pact
• Terrell man arrested for delivery of marijuana
• The mileage tax and the economics of reality
• 3rd Annual Dallas Art Fair - This Weekend
• New Dinosaur Species Discovered in China
• TI to buy National Semiconductor for $6.5B
• Registration Starts Soon for May and Summer Credit Classes
• Undercover drug investigation leads to two arrests
• Where to go & Who to see the first week of April
• Two-building Love Field area office complex sells
• Hole incident not changing SWA plane order
• Epsilon data breach hits major brands
• Kaufman County Sheriff Reports for March 28 to April 3
• Interview: Frank Delgado of Deftones
• NFL: Super Bowl planning will change
• Dallas gets rain, hail, brief flooding in April 4 storms
• SWA cancels flights for investigation
• IT company opening Dallas service center
• How I Won The Lottery
• Take Me On A Tour: Great Harvest Bread Company
• $10 for $20 to spend at Brilliant Sky Toys in Highland Village!
• Queen of Cool… coming soon!
• The Oak Cliff Cultural Center Is Proud To Present 'XXI: Conflicts In a New Century'
• The Dallas Opera ‘Boris Godunov’ is a stunning grand opera: photos
• Range gets $900M for Barnett assets
• Celanese CEO Weidman gives $10M to BYU
• Dean Foods building $85M Dallas plant
• Elliott's moves Dallas store to fill niche
• Dean Foods building new Dallas plant
• D.R. Horton tops homebuilders
• These three men want to be your mayor
• Pacifier Drama – Episode II
• VISIONS: The Women’s Expo 2011 – Irving
• Cowboys should look up to Giants during lockout
• Concert Alert: Chris Cornell at House of Blues
• Very windy and warm Sunday: High fire danger
• Divine Connection – The Prayer of Quiet
• Fruit Smoothies The Kids Will Love
• North Texas drought now "severe to extreme"
• Village on the Parkway in Addison acquired
• D/FW cargo freight hits new heights
• Rail, equipment tests prep for A-Train
• Texas Ballet Theater nude ballet: Naked As Nature Intended slideshow
• Baylor, Select Medical close the deal
• Deep Ellum Arts Festival - See over 90 bands and singer/songwriters
• Court hearing could end NFL lockout
• $15 for $30 towards Sunday Brunch at Cru Food and Wine Bar in Plano and Allen
• In-N-Out announces Dallas location
• Reports: TPG sells minority stakes in itself
• Dish Network, Carl Icahn bid for Blockbuster
• Sabra to buy Sunnyvale hospital for $62.7M
• Does unexpected shift in jet stream spell snow for Dallas this weekend?
• Top 25 list: Chambers of Commerce
• Fed's Fisher: Businesses should be 'Texan'
• Dallas Art Fair
• If You Give a Texas Mom a Sunny Spring Day…
• Just Announced -- Lauryn Hill at Dallas House of Blues -- 4/27
• GameStop snaps up Spawn Labs, Impulse
• North Texas "potential bidders" may eye Blockbuster
• NT apartment market driving construction
• GP unit of Lockheed Martin gets contract
• The Deep Ellum Arts Festival - FREE - This Weekend
• Former Richland College basketball player, Tony Bishop, named to the Southland Conference’s All-Conference Second Team
• March 2011 climate summary: Weather report card for Dallas-Fort Worth
• Bob Stallings Auto Group signs new HQ
• Research advances fight against kidney cancer
• Landon Homes purchases 500-acres
• Cat Poop Cookies
• Spring Wardrobe Essentials For Moms
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre To Hold Auditions For Comedy 'Half and Half'
• Do Legal Mexican Immigrants Really Sympathize with Illegals?
• How Bad Will Things Have to Get Before We Make Them Better?
• Mayor Dwaine Caraway still doesn't get how he abused the system.
• A Rangers Repeat? History Suggests Odds Are Long.
• Photo Review: Apocalyptica at House of Blues
• Richland College Hosts 2011 Carnival of Steel Festival
• Rangers: How do your ticket sales grow?
• JCPenney CEO's pay $12.3M in 2010, up 48%
• Dallas libertarian launches movie project
• How brain's memory center repairs damage found
• Breaking News: Virginia Youngblood accepts plea deal for double murder
• American suspends 2 daily Japan flights
• Obama highlights natural gas in speech
• Blue Eyes Cryin' In The Rain
• Brookhaven president finalists named
• Fiesta Bowl's pain may be Cotton Bowl's gain
• Warrior awarded Dallas schools contract
• March 2011: 2nd driest on record for Dallas-Fort Worth area
• Century 21 Judge Fite Co. announces merger
• AMR probing mysterious offer
• One Legacy Circle trades for $53.6M
• What To Look For In Art Camps For Children
• Pick Your Own Strawberries in Granbury
• The South Dallas Cultural Center Celebrates it's 25th Year
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce News - March 29, 2011
• Breda Pledges Support To Japan's Earthquake Victims
• Show Me the Mason! Contest hosted by Just Bling Watches
• School Districts Cutting Jobs Instead of Costs
• Opening for Outdoor Painters Society
• Big warm-up to begin April in Dallas: No foolin'!
• $12 Mani-Pedi in Plano!
• Blockbuster to close five D-FW stores
• Kidd Kraddick renews 106.1 KISS-FM contract
• Mario Andretti races into North Texas
• IUDs require annual sonograms
• North Texas hospitals blast Medicaid cuts
• Rave Cinemas names Rodiguez CEO
• Southwest starts Newark, N.J., flights
• SMU's O’Neil Center Presents Journalist John F. Stossel
• Ad Federation names student 'Most Promising'
• Northpark Central sells for more than $64M
• Spring Dance Concert
• Commencement Speaker
• Spam Quality Control
• Chili’s – Roanoke
• Heart Attack Grill to open in the Dallas West End
• EDGEMERE, SQLC CHARITABLE FOUNDATION HOST AUTHOR AND AGING EXPERT
• Analyst: AT&T could divest 40% of T-Mobile
• Wal-Mart preps two Bachman Lake sites
• Firms to invest $420M in Eagle Ford Shale
• Best Buy to close Dealtree in Flower Mound
• Dallas lawyer wins asylum case
• ComRent International signs 10-year lease
• Carrollton's Now Specialties Inc. expands HQ
• 11 years ago: Historic Fort Worth tornado: March 28, 2000
• Barnett oil and gas rigs up for the week
• Rain potential for DFW; Chilly through Wednesday
• In-N-Out plans North Texas expansion
• Pacifier Drama – episode I
• Nash Farm Family Event in Grapevine
• Free coffee at Cafe Brazil on March 29
• Tonight - One Night of Queen
• Day @ DTS-Tampa, April 16
• Dez could go down the path of Antonio Bryant
• What can we expect from these Mavs?
• How I Lost 16 inches in One Day
• Dallas Opera: Rigoletto soars with Claycomb and Gavanelli debuts
• Forest Park Miniature Railroad – Fort Worth
• Selecting the right College or University
• Levee Singers' 50th Anniversary Concerts at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• 'Unbridled Learning'
• TRIP flick: Vision vices vs. voluntary virtues
• UTSW gets $36.7 million for cancer research
• Layered Tech names Hokamp president
• DART police move into new building
• SBIR program could get boost
• State Bank of Texas auctions Niagara hotel
• Southwest lands travel brand award
• Elizabeth Taylor photos in DeGolyer collection
• Top 25 list: LEED-Certified Buildings
• TEDxSMU Tuesdays
• SPC: Slight risk of severe storms Friday through Saturday morning in north Texas
• SMU alum graduated while homeless
• Honoring Laura Bush for literacy contributions
• Chicken Tostadas- A Quick and Easy Dinner
• Worldwide Earth Hour
• Opening for Outdoor Painters Society
• Edgemere Residents Enjoy Presentation from Director of UT Dallas NanoTech Institute
• Pratt Industries $25M center complete
• Baylor opens Sammons cancer center
• Business as usual N. Texas nuclear plant
• Texas Rangers value up 25% to $561M
• Smashburger plans Frisco summer opening
• Concert Alert: Apocalyptica at House of Blues
• Jefferson Bank gets second regulatory warning
• Law enforcement fatalities up: How can we help Kaufman County police?
• Mohawk opens Flower Mound center
• Tsutsui essay on Japan tragedy
• Potential non-insulin diabetes treatment found
• Prof. Brown - Crisis in Libya
• Tandy lands license agreement with Eddie Bauer
• North Texas drought slowly worsens: March 24 update
• Isolated severe storms possible in Dallas Friday weather
• Dinosaur World
• Independence Day
• Hotel Palomar Dallas Offers "A Room with a Bloom"
• Will the "Real" Mexicans Please Stand Up?
• Bronze Beltre
• A Pro-Guns-On-Campus Buzz! (Someone Else Wrote It)
• Super Bowling for Dollars
• Maybe City Council Should Have Asked Some Questions Before Taking Drillers' Money.
• Wall of Shame
• Women's Funding Network sex trafficking study is junk science
• Cooler weather with higher rain chances in DFW Metroplex to end March
• Dallas partners buy gas assets for $1.9B
• Veritex completes Fidelity Bank buy
• Rainfall potential in DFW Metroplex forecast late this weekend
• Wells Fargo lays off 67 in Bedford
• AirTran shareholders OK Southwest merger
• Southwest Airlines open to plane manufacturers beyond Boeing
• Recycle Art Contest: And the winner is . . .
• Southwest stock clerks ratify new contract
• Legendary Actress, Elizabeth Taylor, has died at 79
• Prof. Terry honored for contributions to SMU
• Obama and the Middle East crisis
• Super Collider's legacy lives on
• Raspberry-White Chocolate Cheesecake Bars
• Advice Reality Check
• Prolonged warm spell for DFW; A break from the wind Wednesday
• Richland College Receives EPA WasteWise College/University Partner of the Year Award
• State backs Range in Barnett water case
• Sprint seeks to block AT&T/T-Mobile deal
• Analyst: consumers are confused about 4G
• Baylor taking next EHR step in Dallas
• ACS buys CredenceHealth Inc.
• Hotel forecast calls for rise in demand
• Admissions Chat Rescheduled to 3/29
• WEC Chapels Available Online
• Grubb & Ellis explores sale and merger options
• Texas tornado count low; late March-April historically active for DFW
• CB Richard Ellis leases three downtown floors
• T-Ducks on longest road trip of the season; Gebhard ranks No. 18 in hitting
• Spire Realty banks $44M on Two City Place
• Spring flower exhibit at Meadows Museum
• Metroplex climate report, March 22, 2011
• Fossil moving to former BCBS site
• Crohn's and Colitis Program is first in area
• Helping Disaster Victims
• Men's BBall Wins 20
• Former Mexico Ambassador to discuss Mexico crisis
• Fun Farm Activities for Preschoolers in Plano
• Man vs. Food: The Prenatal Vitamin Challenge
• MAC Director, Liliana Bloch Resigns
• Where to go & Who to see March 23 - March 27
• DeSoto buys 18.7 acres for heliport
• March 2011: 5 degrees above normal in DFW
• Safeties to watch in the draft for the Cowboys
• Social Media Club Presents Dallas for Japan Networking Event and Fundraiser
• A Perfect Circle announce summer tour and coming to Verizon Theatre
• Dallas-Fort Worth No. 1 in job gains
• Forney road workers depend on us for their safety (slideshow)
• Blockbuster liquidation plan not ready
• SWS to sell 34% stake to Oak Hill, Hilltop for $100M
• Will Washington let AT&T buy T-Mobile?
• Dallas has sports biz talent. Yes, we do.
• FC Dallas sells out season opener
• Cornerstone Advisers acquires Northpark Central
• DFW Climate report: March 21, 2011
• New Hall Of Famers
• Dallas Kids Expo
• I blame Steve Jobs…
• Caterpillars On a Stick
• Dallas Theater Center: Dividing the Estate is an hysterical Texas size hit
• Bread Winners joins with UNICEF for World Water Week
• AT&T buying T-Mobile USA for about $39B
• Dallas-Fort Worth climate report: March 20
• Finding Home
• Anatomy Of A Bluebonnet Photo Session
• Men's BBall wins wild second-round CIT victory
• Dallas-Fort Worth daily climate report: March 19, 2010
• Ritz-Carlton Dallas Suite Dreams
• Using Powdered Milk to Sneak Calcium Into Your Childs Food
• McKinney Avenue Contemporary News - March 17, 2011
• 24 Hour Film Fest w/ Pam Grier
• A humbling welcome from Ebby Halliday
• American extends Tokyo ticket changes
• WSJ: RIM, carriers disagree over mobile data
• Default Resolution hiring in Dallas office
• Belclaire Homes joins Newman Village team
• CBS Interviews DTS's Web Developer
• SWS Group weighs Sterne Agee buyout offer
• Charity golf tournaments remain popular
• Men's BBall: Round Two at 2 p.m. Saturday
• Braille Jewelry to Promote Braille Education
• Dirt Cups
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre To Hold Auditions For 'Sherlock Vs. Godzilla'
• Oak Cliff Chamber and UTA Students To Sponsor Photo Documentary Project For Bishop/Davis
• Deadliest in U.S. history: Tri-State Tornado Anniversary
• Happy St. Patrick's Day !
• Frisco portfolios refinanced for $65.4M
• Mediation sought in SWA dispatcher talks
• Libya war has little effect on Exxon
• Men's BBall wins first postseason since 1988
• NCAA should reward grad rates
• Kimberly-Clark raises prices
• St. Patty's Day deals and fun
• St. Patrick’s Day Smoothie
• World Water Day at SMU
• FC Dallas: Why no jersey sponsor?
• John Amend goes bowling for luxe alleys
• N. Tx real estate Heavy Hitter finalists announced
• TEDxSMU Tuesdays
• SMU experts provide insight into Japan tragedy
• Just Between Friends Consignment Sale
• Saint Patricks Day Leprechaun Traps
• Tie Dyed Cupcakes with Food Coloring
• Are Latin Americans' ghosts and goatsuckers made in the U.S.A.?
• Don't Shoot! We Know You're Conservative, Tom.
• The public school finance crisis is waking up moderates from their Tea Party-induced slumber.
• Texas Craft Liquor Makers Belly Up to the Bar to Challenge Kentucky Bourbon.
• Edgemere Residents Let the Good Times Roll at Mardi Gras Celebration
• Will Japanese nuclear disaster bring radiation to Dallas area?
• Dallas Libertarians do St. Pat’s parade
• D/FW among world's busiest airports
• Committee to trim entire Texas HHS budget
• TI, Fluor make 'most ethical' list
• Rees-Jones to appeal loss in Chief case
• D-FW sees more women in the board room
• Coal Vines plans franchise expansion
• Fashion and RecycleMania - an eco-friendly duo
• New asthma drug may limit seasonal attacks
• Breast Cancer Study
• North Texas minority business leaders honored
• Children and Nature Connect at LLELA
• The 2011 Black Women’s Film Festival at The SDCC This Weekend
• Real Estate Update on the Sylvan|Thirty Project
• '20,000 Babes Beneath The Sea' at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• ‘The Big Beats’ Rock The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• 5 FREE Family Activities in DFW
• MEDIA ALERT: EPA to present Richland College with top award among colleges and universities
• The M.A.C. Explores The African American Experience in American Culture
• Weaver, Whitley Penn among top 100 accounting firms
• Baseball team scores 44 runs over eight games
• BET Music Matters Tour: Starring Melanie Fiona and Marsha Ambrosius
• State helps Richardson land IT firm, create 434 jobs
• Obama taps Sabre CEO for advisory board
• How Dallas Residents Can Help Japan's Earthquake Victims
• Dallas Mavericks lose to the Los Angeles Lakers 96-91
• Bridwell Library acquires catechism collection
• American flying normal Japan schedule
• El Salvador Bishop Medardo E. Gomez visits SMU
• D-FW stocks respond to Japan woes
• SMU makes finals in nat'l Video Game Challenge
• Men's BBall hosts Oral Roberts in CIT opener
• Don't try this at home: iPad 2 teardown
• Reed places in PRWeek Student of the Year
• Levingston wins novice honor at national debate
• Ruth Altshuler receives Jonsson Ethics Award
• Dressing Your Truth-My online Progress
• Starting a Produce Co-Op
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Calls for State Legislature to Use Rainy Day Fund
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce March/April 2011 Community Calendar
• Trail Blazers capable of beating Mavericks
• Citizen calls help Kaufman deputies arrest two drunk drivers
• LaGrange brings the best of SXSW to Dallas
• TI: Japan plant has "substantial damage"
• Photo Review: Ian Moore at The Kessler
• New legislation targets taxing e-retailers
• Kaufman County Crime stories of the week
• AT&T, Verizon offer free Japan calls
• NTTA's Collin County projects advancing
• March is the Month of Giving at Jersey Mike's
• Metroplex edges closer to severe drought conditions
• Lady Gaga wows the gayborhood before her concert
• Peloton joins forces with San Antonio's Cambridge
• Westlake-based firm acquired with $251M
• Experts on earthquake, tsunami and economy in Japan
• New concert venue in Dallas?
• Savor Dallas
• Texas Advocacy Project; Handbags for Hope
• Atlas Shrugged comes to North Texas
• State of the Police State: Dallas
• Eat Wild
• Texas Motor Speedway: Take Me On A Tour
• Tsunami Science: Japan quake
• DART rail makes it easy to get to the St. Patrick's Day parade
• Is social media wrecking your real-life relationships?
• DFW Area Moms Forum
• Newest P.I. McGill Mystery Novel’s Author in Dallas - Tuesday, March 15
• Madrid Bloggers
• The Daily Show Correspondent John Oliver at Dallas House of Blues Saturday Night
• Japan quake: Scientific data and tsunami discussion
• RED FLAG WARNING for Dallas-Fort Worth: Critical fire danger today
• St. Patrick’s Day on Greenville Avenue in Dallas
• Photography Lessons From My Nine Year Old
• Ian Moore comes to Kessler Theatre Friday for a CD Release Party
• Former Seagoville High star LaMarcus Aldridge finding super-stardom
• Lady Gaga's Monster Ball Tour Comes to Dallas - 3/14/11
• Metroplex in moderate to severe drought: Fire Weather Watch Friday
• Compound may lead to drugs to fight cancers
• Making the Most
• Family Fun Week at the Amon Carter Museum
• Road Trip Sanity Saver DIY
• Legal, shmegal. We stole that chunk of Mexico fair and square.
• The Dallas Mavericks are teasing us again with hopes of a championship run.
• What's on Those Caraway Tapes? Let's Guess.
• Documentary About New Orleans' Killer Floods Draws Uneasy Parallels to Dallas.
• Toxic Avenger: In the War Between the Feds and Texas, EPA Chief Al Armendariz has Science on His Side. Is That Enough?
• 100 Days of Events to Commemorate the White Rock Lake Centennial Celebration
• 7th Annual ChocolateFest Grapevine - 3/11 thru 3/12
• McKnight, Pieper to speak at Alzheimer's forum
• Middle School Matters
• Horton Foote's Legacy
• Honoring a Trailblazer
• Addicted to Books
• Texas Storytelling Festival in Denton
• Slow Cooker Spare Ribs
• Edward Opka Announces Bid For Dallas Mayor
• Eat Chipotle TODAY for REAL School Gardens
• Court of Appeals rules against Terrell man charged with evading arrest
• Phenomenal Phat Tuesday at ZOUK Dallas
• Davis, Roberts earn First and Third All-Conference honors in basketball
• Windy Wednesday, frost threat Thursday in Dallas-Fort Worth forecast
• What's in a Nombre?
• Children's mature questions
• Jeb Bush and Obama together
• SMU offers Black Film Collection online
• International Friendships
• West Texas dust: Is it headed towards DFW?
• SPC: Metroplex near slight severe storm risk area for Tuesday
• Big iDeas: 'Tale of One City' a great success
• Where to go & Who to see March 7 - 13
• Henry's Bad Blood
• Young Entrepreneurs Sync Up for Better Basketball Communities: Carson Sofro (HSBCAMPS) & Ryan Girardot (SBA) Are Taking Basketball Businesses To New Heights
• Tweeting's effect on athletics
• Zakk Wylde and Black Label Society coming to HOB
• Dallas-Fort Worth gets first freeze of March 2011
• Photo Review: Linkin Park at American Airlines Center
• Le Peep Plano may not be worth the hype
• FOCUS Day @ DTS-Knoxville
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce March 2011 News- What's Coming Up in Oak Cliff?
• Pro Ball Player Returns Home To Mentor & Develop Future Generations Antoine Hood & HSBCAMPS Team Up To “Give Back” To Dallas Area Youths
• Perot Museum of Nature & Science Topping Out Celebration
• Area School Teams Win 2011 African American Male Academic Bowl
• One of the Biggest Wine Events in Texas invites you to 'Savor Dallas'
• Read DTS.EDU in over 40 Languages
• Students go to Austin to support tuition grants
• Perkins Hall wins first round of RecycleMania
• Collin County Seniors Honor Their Mother as They Transition into Finer Womanhood
• NASA rocket mission fails; climate-studying satellite destroyed
• Unaware Producers Offering Free Website Subscription
• Windy, Colder Saturday in Dallas-Fort Worth forecast
• NFL lock out could cost Cowboys millions
• NFL labor pact set to expire at midnight
• III Forks newest HP Byron Nelson sponsor
• IT firm expands into D-FW with data center
• Blockbuster creditors hold off - for now
• Peritoneal dialysis: no additional catheter risks
• The C-SPAN Interviews
• SMU Experts: Public education on the chopping block
• Mexicans are a shady bunch when it comes to race.
• Jerry Jones, in the wake of his 6-10 season and a disastrous Super Bowl, is officially humbled.
• Tom Leppert Gets Virtuous.
• The public school funding crisis is part of a bigger plan to suck all sense of community out of the country
• In the Collin County courthouse, due process has a funny way of expressing itself: payback, personal vendettas and overzealous prosecutions.
• Mavericks acquiring Corey Brewer makes sense
• ADP: Private employers add 217K jobs
• Fire danger returns Friday; Dallas' rain odds low with frontal passage
• Communicating Human Rights
• Trailblazer Honored
• How to Throw a LEGO Party
• A Ski Vacation with Little Kids
• 'Lu Mitchell and Catch 23' at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Don't billionize Ft. Worth's Trinity River, save it!
• Consumers may face higher prices
• Rethinking America's energy security
• TX GOP bastions becoming diverse
• Running faster and faster
• Scholars' awards go mainly to men
• Natural gas' potential in Texas
• Disciplinary rules change defeated
• Population ‘tipping point’ in Texas
• Paying for law firm employment
• Natural gas key to TX economy
• GOP and same-sex marriage
• Path in brain may prevent that 'I'm full' message
• DPS warns travelers to avoid Mexico
• How higher gas prices translates
• Glimpse of earliest Americans
• Mayor Pro Tem become the Mayor
• New bionic limbs interface
• Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour Shows Americans How to Reduce the Use
• Linkin Park's rescheduled show will be here on Wednesday
• Free crepes at Cafe Brazil March 1
• Mixing business and basketball
• Barber can get black men to seek hypertension help
• Blockbuster filing lists "potential bidders"
• Where to go & Who to see the 1st week of March
• Perot Museum lands $10 million grant
• 2011 World Evangelization Conference
• jcpenney's Oscar-worthy ad campaign
• Basketball season ends for T-Ducks after MAC tournament loss
• Dallas February climate summary: A wild weather ride, to say the least
• CiCi's adding 16 TX locations
• Morton's Dallas chain's only 2011 opening
• Southwest pilots reach AirTran deal
• American announces WestJet agreement
• Foster parents receive more support than relatives
• Dallas-based Invesco buys NY, Miami retail sites
• Houston's artistic Menil Collection
• Dallas is barely growing
• Oil's price could triple?
• 1999 Prince Tribute Band at the House of Blues
• Science, engineering fair success
• Edgefest 21 Line Up Announced
• Big D chorus new location
• Big D chorus
• Congratulations Civil Twilight
• Drafting Cam Newton would be a good decision for the Cowboys
• Bamboopink Jewelry
• Free Pancake Day at IHOP
• Fire Weather Watch: Extreme conditions for Metroplex on Sunday
• Avenged Sevenfold and Three Days Grace coming to Verizon Theatre
• 7-Eleven retools kitchen, expects growth
• Huawei open to U.S. probe. Honest.
• Chili's goes to Russia
• Photo Review: Gipsy Kings at The Meyerson
• Richland College Presents the 2011 Richland Literary Arts Festival
• Leppert running for Senate seat
• Bigger does mean better at Which Wich
• Free Wedding Planning Tips This Weekend
• February ending unsettled for Dallas-Fort Worth
• Dallas gas prices continue to climb
• Ranks of unemployed up in 31 states, including Texas
• TX returning $2.2B in forgotton money
• AT&T upgrading D-FW wireless network in ’11
• Leases — what a difference a year makes!
• Book celebrates history of Mustangs athletics
• Women's Symposium
• Black History Month forum to feature SMU legend Jerry LeVias
• Lego Mania
• Safety Announcement
• The Plaza Health Services at Edgemere Names Director of Nursing
• Keep the love going all month with BJ's Specialty Drinks
• Richland College forms a new community partnership to provide free educational resources
• Woodall Rodgers Park gets $9M in funds
• Cuban backs firm that puts ads on video
• Thrash hospital consultancy acquired
• RadioShack taps PeopleAnswers in hiring
• Texas Public Policy Foundation proposes plan to replace Medicaid
• A night of toasts for Ebby's 100th
• Newborn heart muscle can grow back by itself
• Spire Realty buys FW's City Place
• Energy supplies and the Middle East
• Metroplex dodges severe storm threat; cold start to Friday morning
• Neiman Marcus Beauty Event
• SMU Pres. Turner interviewed by C-SPAN
• Welcome to the Future
• SMU Experts on oil prices, the Middle East and consumers
• Saudi Arabia strives for stability
• Custom Photo Coasters
• Easy Homemade Applesauce
• To sauce or not to sauce at Lockhart Smoke House
• Want to Jump at the Chance to Be Mexico's Prez?
• A wacky Daytona 500 is won by a young driver who cut his NASCAR teeth in Texas.
• Concealed Guns on Campus a Fait Accompli?
• Democrats! Are you going to let John Wiley Price run your party? Really?
• Texas primed to pass concealed carry on campus
• Star-Telegram sells building to Simpson
• Leppert resigns from office effective Friday
• Commissioners name Parkland board members
• Obama names Kelly and Rose to panel
• Going...going...Rangers opener selling out
• Marcus & Millichap announces $5.3M deal, uptick in industry
• FOCUS Day @ DTS-Houston
• FOCUS Day @ DTS-San Antonio
• Mideast crisis may sting Texas agriculture
• TX tourism industry rallies to keep state funding
• Cancer cost TX $25.3B last year
• No Ordinary Contest
• LaGrange in Deep Ellum offers free brunch this Saturday
• Dallas area just west of severe "threat zone" for Thursday: SPC
• Program targets abdominal wall, hernia troubles
• Baby Uses Computer
• Carpentry Project for Kids
• NBA All-Star Weekend dubbed, "Black Thanksgiving"
• Allstate to open 40 D-FW agencies in 2011
• An old classic has a fresh new feel in Arsenic and Old Lace
• DTS Profs and the Historical Jesus
• Kaufman County Sheriff's crime stats for February 14-20
• SPC: Dallas-Fort Worth forecast includes severe storm "close call" Thursday
• Eloise Suite at The Plaza
• Pretzel-Crusted Fried Pickle Chips
• The Housekeeper at the Bath House Cultural Center
• Alliance Data signs on with J.Jill
• How Financial Aid Funds Are Disbursed
• Guy Simmons pleased with baseball team’s start to season
• T-Ducks are winners of two of past five games as they enter conference tourney
• Cooler Tuesday; Severe storm threat for Dallas-Fort Worth Thursday
• Black History Month at SMU
• One Dallas Mom’s Experience hosting an Au Pair
• In N Out Burger Coming to Dallas
• Concert Alert: Civil Twilight at South Side Music Hall
• David Hallum's 'I Love Sinatra!' at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• The Comedy 'Pajama Tops' at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Bra Fitting Myths & Facts
• Open That Bottle
• Community Townhall Meeting - The Flood Plain Issue
• Libertarianism for the classes
• A NEW FANTASY NOVEL INSPIRED BY MESOPOTAMIA, THE BOOK OF GENESIS, AND THE ANCIENT GIANTS
• The Bath House Cultural Center Presents 'North Texas Road Trip' Exhibition
• Call for 2011 FIT Festival Submissions
• 'The Remaining Image' Exhibition at The Bath House Cultural Center
• Carmelo Anthony and the future of the NBA
• Very warm weekend forecast for Dallas area, fire danger increases Sunday
• Klotho may warn of chronic kidney disease
• KISS - masters of merchandise
• Strong Persuasion
• Quick Homemade Hummus
• Power Those Who Protect Us
• Doctors Hospital at White Rock Lake’s Cardiac Maintenance Program Provides Long-Term Care for Patients
• Dallas extended forecast: Cold wave to visit Metroplex at the end of February?
• Treasure Trove
• Law School recognizes distinguished alumni
• Forney Citizens On Patrol holding it's yearly training
• Want to greet a Mexican? Don't say hola! It's downright patronizing.
• Texas Rangers Spring Training Clouded with Awkward Spat with Iconic Captain Michael Young.
• The Unrepentant Tax-Hiker.
• Free Small Business Counseling at Oak Cliff Chamber
• Dallas City Hall gets whopped upside the head for its low-income housing policy.
• Bake Sale Bandits
• The State of the Mavs
• Inmates may help NTTA with license billing
• Concert Alert: Gipsy Kings at The Meyerson
• Perry touts low taxes as reason for high exports
• Atmos promotes Meziere to VP, treasurer
• FOCUS Day @ DTS-Atlanta
• Burn Bans in effect for portions of the Metroplex: Fire danger increasing
• Dallas spring-like weather erasing February cold statistics
• Leadership development embraced despite economic uncertainties
• Double the chocolate, double the fun at Corner Bakery
• Cracking the Case on Eggs
• What’s your Cleaning Style?
• Trevor Daley Endorses Terra Biotech's Nutritional Product Nectr
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce Events for this Week - February 14-18, 2011
• Downtown Dallas 360: Endless opportunity
• BNSF Logistics hires first president
• Sterling weighed multiple offers, chose Comerica
• Proposed tax could hurt Southwest, American
• Borders files for Chapter 11, plans store closings
• Poll: Texans want slot machines
• AllianceTexas impact: $38.5 billion in 20 years
• Medical Properties Trust buys Corinth hospital
• TX demands Google hand over documents
• Media Alert: RLC to assist community through GenTex’s new Go Center
• Giant solar flare gives Texas small chance of seeing Northern Lights Feb 15-17
• Baseball team opens season with a 3-2 record
• Basketball team seeks revenge from overtime loss when it travels to play North Lake College
• Commissioner Price yells at citizen to "Go to Hell"
• Link Park Reschedules to March 2 at AAC
• Book Center Presents Chapterhouse
• LaGrange rolls out new spring menu
• DPS chase ends in Kaufman County with gunfire (UPDATE)
• Clinical trial using CyberKnife technology launched
• Kaufman County Sheriff's crime stats for February 7-13
• Get money back for dining out at Cafe Brazil TODAY
• Bombing Survivor
• Scenes from the snowfall of February 2011
• February/March 2011 Community Calendar
• Fossil 4Q sales up 32.8%
• TX launching plastic bag recycling program
• Dallas real estate fund raising $150M
• New iPhone will be bigger, and smaller
• Cavagnaro joins CASE Commercial
• Huawei won't divest 3Leaf — yet
• CBRE to buy ING real estate biz
• Job seekers crash Southwest's website
• Steering flow change means more mild weather for DFW area
• DCCCD Colleges Celebrate Black History Month
• New blood test to detect Alzheimer's disease
• Black History Month at SMU
• Mill Creek to invest in multifamily housing
• Census info to spawn TX redistricting battle
• DeMatteo sells small part of GameStop stake
• Cowboys Stadium in doubt for UFC bout
• Expert: DISD layoffs would hurt N. TX biz
• HFF arranges $17.7M in financing
• Study: Super Bowl hurt Arlington's image
• J.C. Penney terminates Dallas search firm
• NYT questions Penney's search strength
• Kimberly-Clark gets 'Dirty'
• Abacus Resources shutting down
• Come hang with the Lynch Mob tonight !
• Reigning NBA Development League MVP Mike Harris Rejoins HSBCAMPS Team: Texas Native & Rice Record Holder Returns to Coach, Mentor, & Give Back
• Concert Alert: Linkin Park at American Airlines Center
• Michael Young situation could get worse
• Dallas Mavericks lose to Denver Nuggets, 121-120
• Indie Challenge Winners
• One-year Anniversary of all-time snow event in Dallas-Fort Worth: Feb 11, 2010
• Valentine's day deals and special menu items
• SMU announces 2011 football schedule
• Art student wins national wine label contest
• International Relations
• What’s In Your Blood?
• I Felt Celebrated
• New Year, New Look for Doctors Hospital at White Rock Lake
• TX hits new winter peak power demand
• Johnson out as Cano CEO; Latimer in
• Amazon to close Irving shop in tax dispute
• N. TX, Austin broadband service sold for $3M
• Quarterly foreclosures top 16,000, again
• Black entrepreneurs honored
• Dallas Opera: Young and hot stars perform Romeo and Juliet
• Texas cold wave breaks all-time record low in Oklahoma
• Kaufman County Citizens Police Academy is underway
• Dallas area February climate report: Highs and lows way below average
• Homogeneous tuberculosis treatment ineffective in children
• Making a Hit
• Record low set at DFW for February 10th: Deep freeze across most of Texas
• Dallas Mom Invents Easier Way to Make Dinner
• Easy Homemade Chocolate Covered Strawberries
• Does the Mexican Advocate Calling Any Young Girl a "White Bitch"?
• An exciting Super Bowl game couldn't rescue North Texas from a disastrous Super Bowl week.
• The Super Bowl went badly for Dallas. Now why was that again?
• Is David Kunkle's candidacy for mayor a sign that Dallas is headed in the right direction or that Schutze is off his meds?
• More Than 20 Years After Their Death, Eight-Tracks Are Resurrected In Dallas.
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre: Audition - 20,000 Babes Beneath The Sea
• Dallas Homebuilder Wants to Be the Southwest Airlines of New Home Construction
• Jennifer Leigh Jones Exhibition
• Dallas-Fort Worth snowfall report: Wednesday Feb 9, 2011
• Wind Chill Advisory for all of Dallas Metroplex through 8am Thursday
• Feb 2011 headed toward top 10 coldest Februarys on record for Dallas area
• February is Burn Awareness Month: Kaufman Sheriff's Office provides safety tips
• Record cold for Dallas-Fort Worth nearly certain Thu morning
• Bishop Carcaño receives Perkins DAA
• Monitoring the weather
• What video games teach
• Another Super Bowl in Dallas?
• Help for hyperventilating
• Responding to Egypt's situation
• Society + Boy = Uneasy Momma
• Shops at Park Lane
• CHS standing firm on Tenet offer
• NFL, Cowboys, sued over Super Bowl seating
• Perry asks public univ. to freeze tuition
• Gamestop sets executive pay
• Rangers announce season, ticket prices
• Hearing set in Blockbuster Chap. 7 motion
• Mobility officials report smooth operations
• Photo Review: The Flaming Lips at The Palladium Ballroom
• FOCUS Day @ DTS-Washington, DC
• SMU's Inclement Weather Policy
• Ethics of the Brain
• Free cup of Cream of Jalapeno Soup at Cafe Brazil
• Winter Storm WARNING: Heavy snow potential in Dallas-Fort Worth forecast
• Provost’s message regarding Spring Break
• Kaufman County Sheriff Byrnes creates Crisis Response Team
• Amon Carter Museum – Family Day
• 15 albums I’ll never forget
• Pancake Sandwiches
• Conflicting statements concerning Prince's no - show
• Wake Up Dallas!
• Gooch to take a crack at RadioShack
• Expert: NFL could see lawsuits galore
• McClatchy cuts continue at Star-Telegram
• MedSynergies moves into Irving home
• TI's next weapon in chip wars: OMAP 5
• JCP adding electronic options
• Winter Storm Watch for all of north Texas
• What they're saying about the North Texas Super Bowl
• The Flower Shop Coppell … Giveaway
• Where to go & Who to see February 7 - 13
• Apostles Church Loves Well in New York City
• Winter Storm in Dallas-Fort Worth Wednesday forecast: Here we go again
• Terrell man charged with aggravated assault
• Humans left Africa much earlier
• Kaufman County crime report for January 31 to February 6
• D'Drum performance praised
• Dallas, the Lone Art Star
• Congrats to Alumnus and Packer Ted Thompson
• Honoring the Game
• 8 Educational Valentines-themed Activities for Kids
• Sumo Cookies
• Two JCP stores cut total of 156 jobs
• NFL was aware of XLV seating problems
• D-FW industrial building sales tops in nation
• Super Bowl XLV fans spent double on tickets
• Obesity costs TX employers $9.5B
• Super Bowl XLV attendance short of record
• A worthy tribute to Staubach
• Texas Senate fast tracks eminent domain bill
• RadioShack gives $4.6M to Livestrong
• Mrs Baird’s Bread has to be Good Just for the Fact that They Don’t have a Period After Mrs Like Dr Pepper
• Homemade Salsa
• Moved Super fan: 'Unacceptable'
• Lively: Close game is good for Dallas
• Those 400 Super fans accommodated
• Some Super seating not completed
• Big biz at that big game
• Prince - A Big Disappointment
• Dallas area gets above freezing after 4 days in the icebox
• DFW Metroplex snow: Visible from space
• Brandy Owen is LP candidate for US Senate
• 15 Romantic Restaurants in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Cheap Fun: Around the House Edition
• Photo Review: Eric Johnson at Granada Theater
• Ice slides off of Cowboys Stadium; 6 injured
• Has the North Texas Super Bowl been a failure thus far?
• Can’t Register Online? Find Out Why
• SMU clearing campus sidewalks and roads
• National Wear Red Day – February 4
• Reed a winner for PRWeek Student of the Year
• Heavy snow blankets Dallas-Fort Worth area on Friday: NWS report
• Things My Mother Taught Me
• Super Bowl 45 Prep in Dallas
• “Mad Men” style Pot Roast
• Staff Member of The Plaza Health Services at Edgemere Receives R.J. Roper Award
• Persistence, hustle bring NFL licenses
• Super Bowl not iced by arctic blast
• Region’s leaders have game plans
• Prescott starts $40M project
• Social media policies protect employers' security
• Facetime: Mitch Gervis of Neospire
• LEADERSHIP INSIGHT: Leadership — an inside job
• Selling to Government: Requests for information
• TWO MINUTES WITH Brad Thomas, Learfield Sports
• Rocket Red brings passion, speed to marketing
• Winter Weather Advisory through noon Friday for all of Metroplex
• Super Bowl Sunday forecast for Dallas-Fort Worth
• Dallas Mavericks: Yes or No
• Whom did Bradley Manning betray?
• Subfreezing temperatures through Saturday in Dallas weather forecast
• Best vegetarian catering options for the big game
• Super Bowl 2011 News Tips
• Texas scientists seek better drug-addiction treatments
• SMU scientist leads global seismology group
• Luminary Awards honor education innovators
• Light snow returns to Dallas area forecast for Friday; more snow chances ahead
• Prof. Mathes receives Baylor DAA
• Politics and Texas' demographics
• SMU announces stellar football recruiting class
• SMU clearing sidewalks and roads on campus
• Homemade Butter
• 10 Free Things to Do With Kids In Dallas
• An affordable opportunity to mingle with celebrities and contribute to charity
• Where was Mariachi Born and Why Does This Highlander Love It So?
• Attention incoming sports fans: If you're going to embrace our city during Super Bowl week, the first step is recognizing our Super Heroes.
• Even for Ex-Cowboys who barely played a down on Super Bowl Sundays, the memories don't fade
• A Field Guide to Dallas Wildlife
• Welcome, Cheeseheads and Towlettes! Let Us Show You How to Get the True Big D Experience
• Football and strippers: You can't say you've done Dallas till you see a little of both
• A Tourists Guide to a Dozen Dirty Deeds by Dallas Cowboys
• Does John Wiley Price have a hidden agenda for his political hit on Bruce Sherbet?
• Dallas, despite being the Buckle of the Bible Belt, has a rich tradition of gambling, gangsters, boozing and naked ladies.
• Observer's Unofficial Visitors Guide to Dallas Stuff or How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love The Super Bowl
• Alpheus makes N. TX fiber acquisition
• DART station could bring $200M impact
• Fluor names new CEO
• Dallas, Kimberly-Clark big on green list
• TX legislators mull Sunday liquor sales
• Poll: Texans see economy improving
• Troy Aikman named to Wingstop board
• Pat Summerall predicts a Steelers win
• TWU to picket American during Super Bowl
• AT&T CTO: Wireless network is job No. 1
• Snow for deep south Texas; records fall in severe Texas cold wave
• 106-year-old winter record broken at DFW Airport
• Regarding travel to the SMU campus Thursday
• NWS: Most intense cold wave since 1989 for Dallas-Fort Worth
• Weather closes campus but basketball on and some facilities open
• SUPER BOWL XLV ALL BEGAN WITH AMOS ALONZO STAGG
• DART light rail disrupted by outage
• NFL Business Leadership Forum postponed
• Renal Ventures gets $30M infusion
• Flight cancellations hit D/FW, Southwest
• Coldest weather for Dallas-Fort Worth since 1996: record cold likely
• The left discovers libertarianism in Dallas
• Metroplex snowfall report and map for Feb 1st event
• Concert Alert: The Flaming Lips at Palladium Ballroom
• PRINCE is coming to Dallas, theEvent - UPDATE
• DFW Airport closed due to ice: FAA
• Super Bowl Connections
• Fostering the Arts
• Weather affects Cox event and course start
• Winter storm requires rare Wind Chill Advisory for Dallas-Fort Worth
• Destroying America's Cherished Monuments and Trafficking In Humans
• Macy's Announces The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders to Appear
• Extreme winter weather for Feb 1st in DFW
• Tenet shareholders sue over CHS merger
• DART light rail operations suspended
• Airline jobs held steady in November
• American Airlines cancels 900 flights
• Pay for performance at com colleges?
• DART rail up and running
• XLV Party cancels Thursday night bash
• Super Bowl operations play on
• Mavericks ranked as one of the NBA's most valuable franchises
• Winter Storm Warning for Dallas area: Sleet and snow
• Man injured falling from water tower
• Kaufman County man arrested for indecency with a child
• Would you like some wine with that?
• 'Starting A Business' course delays start
• Kaufman County Sheriff's crime report for January 24-30
• Winter Storm Watch: Metroplex braces for icy blast
• SMU's Inclement Weather Policy
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce Newsletter - February 2011
• GetThere picks preferred jet vendor
• Texas manufacturing activity remains flat
• Exxon Mobil posts $9.25B Q4 profit
• K-C restructuring to cost up to $420M
• Deftones: New Diamond Eyes Headline Dates
• Severe and extended cold wave for Dallas-Fort Worth to start February
• Party Like A Rock Star!
• Winter storm takes shape for Dallas-Fort Worth and all of north Texas
• Dallas Puppet Theater Presents Sleeping Beauty!
• Guy Simmons ready to continue baseball team’s rich tradition as its new coach
• Winter storm looms in Dallas-Fort Worth forecast Mon-Wed
• Students: Help Us Make Our Website Easier to Use
• Gene Simmons To Host Super Bowl Event
• The Singapore Slingers in Valentine’s Day Special at The Pocket
• 4 Out Of 5 Doctors Comedy Troupe To Appear At The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• The Screwtape Letters - Perfornance
• Dallas-Fort Worth forecast: Ice or snow potential next week
• Super Bowl XLV Party at The Cotton Bowl
• One Gabacho's Trash is a Mexican's Tombstone.
• Can Dallas Cowboys fans forgive new defensive coordinator Rob Ryan for the sins of his father?
• Hey, Dwaine Caraway: You Can Be Either One of Us, or One of Them.
• Dallas Citizens Council will once again try to anoint our next mayor: There are good reasons to give a damn.
• Bill Fisher handed the FBI a chance to clean up City Hall. Does that make Fisher Mr. Clean?
• Hinojosa: 'Everything on the table' in budget talks
• Dallas firm wins $89M in projects
• D.R. Horton reports $20M loss
• Tyler Technologies inks $6.8M deal
• Dallas gas prices fall with oil values
• Wingstop signs East Coast deal
• One Main Place cleared after bomb scare
• AT&T Q4 profit drops 60%
• Jerry Jones eyeballing Super Bowl attendance record to enhance his legacy
• Potential 'cure' for type 1 diabetes
• Dallas Black Dance Theater to perform at Richland College
• DFW weather outlook: Snow potential for next Mon-Tue
• MadDogs to open six D-FW restaurants
• Cullen/Frost's annual profit up 16.6%
• 30 Seconds To Mars at the House of Blues
• RLC adjunct professor to lead Peace Corp regional office
• Imagining Peja as a Maverick
• Pro-Bradley Manning Demonstration in Ft. Worth
• Snow in Dallas weather forecast?
• Big fans of CPK get a big deal
• “VINTAGE CLOTHES WE WORE” FASHION SHOW TO FEATURE CLOTHING FROM BYGONE ERAS
• Photo Review: Joe Satriani at Granada Theater
• One Student's New Year's Revolution
• Basketball team drops first three conference games
• Russell-Newman to close, cut 79 jobs
• Penney’s closing five department stores
• RadioShack CEO Julian Day retires
• Dallas weather: A colder than normal January in progress
• Wonder what to expect at the 30 Seconds To Mars shows at the HOB?
• Dining at Tin Star can create a turning point for sexual assault victims
• Concert Alert: Eric Johnson at Granada Theater
• DFW Climate: Cool pattern will continue
• Who's afraid of straight-party voting?
• Drug bust nets two in a drug free zone
• Dallas Mavericks prognosis: what now?
• Dallas-Fort Worth weather; Coldest night of winter
• Emerging Tech Fund faces possible cuts
• Texas employers add 20,000 jobs in Dec.
• Red Dog Right to open in Southlake
• Why is a Knocked-up Mexican Girl a Tramp, While a Gringa is a "Victim?"
• The Dallas Stars are struggling to be noticed- despite a winning record.
• With Schutze Away, Buzz Looks on the Bright Side of the Trinity.
• D Magazine Editor Tim Rogers Should Have Taken The Schutze Short Course On How Not to Humiliate Yourself as a Journalist.
• Dallas taxpayers have every right to be pissed about the goings on at the city's animal shelter.
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Teresa Berg Takes Pictures That Get Animals Placed in Homes
• FOCUS Day @ DTS-Austin
• AMR posts $97M net loss
• 17th Annual El Corazon Exhibition at The Bath House Cultural Center
• American inks deal with Priceline
• Fonality moves headquarters to Plano
• Blockbuster gets filing extension
• Comerica acquires Sterling for $1B
• Essence Music Festival Returns to New Orleans; Dallas Travel Agency Offers Travel Packages for the 2011 Event
• Choice Staffing closes employee stock ownership plan
• Marketing exec buys Pony Xpress Printing
• 26% of AT&T iphone owners going to Verizon
• State offers $45M to homebuyer assistance program
• Dallas Mayor Leppert won't seek second term
• E health records to improve patient care
• Call for Theater Proposals for the 2011-12 Season at the Bath House Cultural Center
• Why can't Mexicans keep their cactus-pickin' fingers off other people's plants?
• Cowboys owner Jerry Jones can get more out of new head coach Jason Garrett by being less controlling. But is that possible?
• Hey, TV networks, have we got a sitcom idea for you!
• Despite District Attorney Craig Watkins getting re-elected in 2010, he had a really bad year.
• A Dallas woman romances elderly men, digs deep into their pockets and calls it love. The police have a different name for it: Sweetheart Swindle
• 'Dallas Comedy Conspiracy' to Perform at The Pocket
• American, Am. Eagle cancel 420 flights
• American pilots to work with BA, Iberia
• Annual Women's Health Symposium set for Feb. 1
• Local Company Shares Spirit Of Giving By Supporting Carrollton-Farmers Branch Athletics
• Students: Apply Now for the 2011 NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars Program
• RCHS Information Session on Jan. 27
• RICHLAND COLLEGE HOSTS FREE SEMINAR ON PROPER LAWN CARE
• Historic Photographs by LIFE's Bob Gomel
• 'Lugo and Long' Present Late Night Comedy at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Alaska oil pipeline shutdown continues
• Kohl’s to hire 130 in Wylie
• TX faces $27B shortfall in 2012-13
• Basketball team goes for first win in 2011
• Stars Align to Benefit Charity During Super Bowl Weekend
• Thrilling Tales Of Modern-Day Terrorism And Espionage That Cleverly Incorporate An Important Social Message
• Why are Mexicans Turning Arizona's Sonoran Desert into a Trash Dump?
• Ron Natinsky is the Chosen One? What's Our Second Choice, Then?
• It's a diary of a mad year as Buzz recalls a P.O.'d 2010.
• Opening Receptions at McKinney Avenue Contemporary
• Southwest overhauls rewards for $100M
• Exhibition - Neil Leifer: For The Love Of The Game
• HSBCAMPS and Forney Sports Center Partner to Bring Kids Face-to-Face with the Pros
• McKinney Workforce Solutions center moving
• Third of online users will have tablets by 2015
• Frisco, Keller among fast-growing cities
• Register Now for Spring Credit Classes
• The Veracity of the Bible by Dr. Eugene Merrill
• Three Talented Professionals Help Readers Use Common Sense To Find The Fountain Of Youth
• Entertainment Named for The Best Party in Texas on Super Bowl Weekend
• If Mexicans Want to Take Over the States, They Should Stop Acting Like Us.
• Yahoo! Them Huddled Masses Sure are Good for Texas!
• Hedwig creator John Cameron Mitchell channels his own grief into his latest project.
• J. Hoberman's Top 10 Movies of 2010
• Can WikiLeaks info dump of state secrets make for a more just society? Well, that's what Russell Fish thinks.
• Karina Longworth's Top 10 Movies of 2010
• From Party Girl to Oscar Winner, Sofia Coppola's Journey to Somewhere.
• DART to serve TicketCity Bowl attendees
• Consumer confidence in technology rises
• Exhibition: Trashing Our Treasure
• 'The Big Beats' 1st 2011 Performance at the Pocket
• Save Energy: 'Winterize Them Vents'
• Mass deportation, strict border enforcement, amnesty. What will comprehensive immigration reform look like if the feds take action--or if they don't?
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce Newsletter - January 2011
• A Suburbanite's Guide to Being Tactful When Giving Used Stuff to the Gardener.
• Texas Rangers' momentum comes to a screeching holiday halt by the Phils Who Stole Cliffmas
• If It Please the Court, Can We Have a Beer?
• Employers beware hiring on credit scores
• Exco buys Chief Oil assets for $459.4M
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre To Hold Auditions For Comedy ‘Pajama Tops’
• November hiring up 24% in Texas
• Villareal to lead Jones Day's office
• Jury orders Oncor to pay $1.8M
• Giovanna apartments sold for $54.5M
• A Fashionable New Year's Eve
• 2010 Oak Cliff Chamber Awards Winners
• McKinney Avenue Contemporary News - December 16, 2010
• Harried Dog: Avi Adelman Gets Sued for Libel.
• Schutze has trouble being Christmasy enough for Pastor Robert Jeffress of the First Baptist Church after finding himself on the receiving end of a Christmas scam.
• The Feds Bury Border Patrol Abuses of Immigrants, But What's Been Unearthed Reveals a Culture of Cruelty
• Motorcycle club members and weekend warriors, seeking the freedom of the road, face dangerous curves on and off Dallas streets
• Captivating Pop/R&B Artist Blare LeVoir to Release Single, 'Happy Mistake'
• The Jose Feliciano Foundation and Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund Will Deliver 'The Best Party In Texas'...
• Land of Disenchantment: Why the Old Mexico hating, New Mexican?
• NCR inks Warner Home Video deal
• Comstock to spend $522M on development
• Pier 1 sales rise 10.2% in Q3
• Two-time NHL Stanley Cup Winner Endorses Nectr Nutritional Products
• 2010 Chamber Annual Awards Ceremony and Membership Meeting
• Grant Mower- Dallas' Youngest Couturier
• CHS "absolutely committed" to pursuing Tenet
• Will delayed IT projects create jobs?
• Tenet rebuffs $7.3B offer to sell
• Undefeated TCU, with the best college football program in Texas, doesn't get a chance to win a national championship. Now why is that again?
• WWJD? Kick the Crap Outta Beggars, If He Was on City Council.
• Homesick Restaurants: How Dallas Became a Dining Nowhereville.
• Three Talented Professionals Help Readers Use Common Sense To Find The Fountain Of Youth
• New Year's 5-Mile 2011
• Dallas Jingle Bell Run
• Jog'r Egg Nog'r 15K And 5K Run/Walk
• It Takes More Than Icy Wings to Keep a Mexican Grounded.
• Southwest, American rank high for traffic
• Dean Foods to sell $400M in senior debt
• Dallas Bar gets $100K from Lisa Baron
• Chamber To Publish 2nd Edition Of Arts Guide
• Destroying America's Cherished Monuments And Trafficking In Humans
• SMU’S Meadows School Of The Arts Announces Recipients Of Second Annual Meadows Prize
• IT hiring expected to jump in first quarter
• Texas agencies asked to shave 2.5% more from budget
• Neiman Marcus sales up 6.4%
• New Years Eve Party Package at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce Newsletter - December 2010
• Dallas Medical Practice Named the National Training Center for ThermageT Technology
• Merge creates large minority-owned firm
• Engineer wins $105M TCU stadium project
• Who says Arizona's SB1070 is Anti-Mexican? Besides Everybody, We Mean.
• Miami Heat Would Have Lost to the Dallas Mavericks Without My Hex. They Don't Need My Help To Suck.
• DART Ducks Out of the God Biz.
• Fantasy Voter Fraud
• Bookworms
• Mexican Macro-economics
• Whose Dole Is It, Anyway?
• FAIRY-y Tales
• Do the Rangers' New Owners Have the Money and Will to Build on a Winning Formula?
• Neiman's November sales grow 5.8%
• JCPenney's November sales up 9.2%
• Report: States to get fewer fed dollars
• Happy Holidays from the Chamber!
• Dallas, TX Adds the Watchdog on Wall Street Radio Show
• Dallas-area home foreclosure rate rises
• D-FW adds 24,800 jobs in 10 mos.
• Comerica names business bank leader
• The Bath House Cultural Center Presents 'Visual Quilts'
• Bath House Cultural Center Presents 'Communicating'
• Exco approves $976M capital plan
• Dallas Fed: Texas manufacturing rises
• NRF: Black Friday spending up, hits $45B
• The Blue Yule Artist's Party and Ornament Sale
• The Bath House Cultural Center Presents 'Tools Of The Trade: Selected Sculptures By Jerry Dodd'
• Can the Mexican Help a Poor Mutt Who Gets Hit by Bigots on All Sides?
• FC Dallas is the latest proof that the metroplex can host everything without winning anything.
• Send us Your Earmark: Could Congress Turn off the Tap on Trinity Money?
• One of Sierra Leone's most beloved comedians took refuge in Dallas from his country's civil war. What could have turned him into a killer?
• Ebenezer Scrooge at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• North Texas Food Bank Calls for Help This Holiday Season
• Hotel Palomar Dallas Offers Deal for Savvy Holiday Shoppers
• Parkland Hospital Selects focusEGD to Design Donor Recognition System
• McKinney Avenue Contemporary News - November 18, 2010
• Chamber Annual Awards Finalists
• Three Talented Professionals Help Readers Use Common Sense To Find The Fountain Of Youth
• Texas adds 47,900 jobs in Oct.
• Roanoke breaks ground on $10M water park
• Cano out of NYSE compliance
• Celebration Of 30 Years Of The Pocket Sandwich Theatre!
• Why would a Mexican-American want to move to Mexico?
• Manny Pacquiao, oblivious to our losing football team, brings a winner to Cowboys Stadium.
• To Understand Texas Wet/Dry Laws, Maybe You Have to Be Drunk.
• A hallucinogen called ibogaine has helped addicts kick heroin, meth and everything in between. Is it the trip that does the trick?
• GameStop posts a $54.7M profit
• Bormaster resigning as DBJ publisher
• RealPage to offer 9M shares of stock
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Weekly Activities: November 15-21, 2010
• Time Warner Cable to Host Global Online Town Hall on Student Attitudes toward Math and Science Education
• Tyler Technologies nabs $1.8M contract
• Veritex to merge with Fidelity Bank
• AbelConn merges with FW's Photo Etch
• PlainsCapital realigns leadership
• Three Talented Professionals Help Readers Use Common Sense To Find The Fountain Of Youth
• Ribbon Cutting And Grand Opening Of Linda Guerra Photography In Oak Cliff
• Orange Leap Introduces Orange Leap Donor Widgets and Launch of Beta Program
• Leading Dallas Men’s Fashion Coach Believes The Male Ego Gets In The Way Of Style
• Stream Energy scores legal victory
• D.R. Horton narrows Q4 loss
• BDO expects 3.5% jump in holiday sales
• J.C. Penney reports $44M earnings
• Tandy Brands reports $2.7M net loss
• Bank sells Westover Village retail center
• Retailers may face weak Black Friday
• Adams Golf posts $500K Q3 profit
• Belo Corp. launches new ad revenue tool
• EFJohnson Technologies names Adams CEO
• J.C. Penney launches two divisions
• Riddle in an Enigma: Puzzled by Austin's Odd Priorities
• The other six MasterMinds Awards finalists are so good, the tough part was picking only three winners.
• MasterMinds: Matthew Posey, Joel Hester and Karen Blessen Are Winners in Our Inaugural Creativity Awards
• Regency Energy names new CEO
• Rawlins sole finalist for UNT top spot
• Southwest, AirTran aim for 2011 merger
• GM Financial posts $51M profit
• Pizza Inn’s earnings drop 64%
• Don't Cry for Me, Mexico: Why are Mexico's Macho Singers So Weepy?
• After Quitting on Folksy Coach Wade Phillips, the Dallas Cowboys Order Up a Shot of Red Bull.
• Dean Foods profit falls 51%, CFO resigns
• Pier 1 Imports hiring for Q3
• med fusion lands large HCA contract
• Bell inks $30M development deal with Army
• Energy Transfer ahead on $2B pipelines
• American Airlines wants to end Orbitz agreement
• Abercrombie sues J.C. Penney over designs
• AT&T restores HGTV, Food Network
• Destroying America’s Cherished Monuments And Trafficking In Humans; Unalike, Yet One Crushes The Spirit Of A Nation And One Destroys Its Soul
• Fluor names David Seaton CEO
• med fusion lands large HCA contract
• Bell inks $30M development deal with Army
• Energy Transfer ahead on $2B pipelines
• American Airlines wants to end Orbitz agreement
• Abercrombie sues J.C. Penney over designs
• AT&T restores HGTV, Food Network
• Sales push Fossil’s profit to $68.2M
• Exhibition - Chris Verene: Family
• The 2010 Winter Art Mart and Silent Auction
• WSJ: Sprint nixes Huawei, ZTE bids
• Report: Lockheed’s F-35 jet is delayed
• Leppert named Distinguished Business Leader
• AT&T cuts HGTV, Food Network
• Cinemark’s earnings jump 58.6%
• MetroPCS offers $500M in notes
• Fluor names David Seaton CEO
• Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening of Linda Guerra Photography
• UT, UNT chiefs fear state budget cuts
• D/FW Airport cancels concession leases
• MetroPCS earnings climb 4.1%
• Tandy Leather's same-store sales rise 10%
• RealPage buys Level One for $62M
• Neiman Marcus same-store sales up 11.5%
• J.C. Penney’s same-store sales rise 1.9%
• Next Generation Of Famous Football Family Hits The Field To Tackle Alzheimer's Disease
• Road projects are under way or planned in Grand Prairie
• Community calendar for Denton, Tarrant and western Dallas counties
• Dallas ISD blog: Board to discuss anti-bullying policy, trustee term lengths today
• Man shot to death outside home in South Dallas 9:17 AM CT
• Killer's grandmother, mother testify that mental illness runs in family
• Help the Homeless Week begins in Dallas
• Man aided by Dallas council member has record but says he's now crime-free
• North Texas food pantries in budget crunch; some needy turned away
• Rangers Rally in Arlington marks team's thrilling World Series run
• World Series games boost Arlington
• American, Am. Eagle report traffic increases
• FelCor posts $98.5M quarterly loss
• $300M Galleria office towers up for sale
• S&P raises AMR Corp. outlook to stable
• D/FW concessionaire contracts in jeopardy
• A.H. Belo posts $4.6M profit
• Republican Chisum says he'll challenge Straus for Texas House speaker
• Fitness Management & Consulting Endorses First Aid & Safety of Texas CPR and AED Program for Health Clubs
• Saladworks signs deal for Dallas locations
• BNSF, Berkshire settle suit over deal
• BNSF Railway names Carl Ice president
• AT&T acquires inCompass Wireless assets
• Bath House Cultural Center Newsletter - November 2010
• Tenet posts $932M profit
• Surfing champ Andy Irons found dead in hotel room at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport
• Pantego police seek masked men who slipped into costume party, robbed teens
• How Did Embarazada Come To Mean "Pregnant" and not "Embarrassed" in Spanish?
• One-car crash kills young mother, injures child in Far East Dallas
• The Texas Rangers and the Dallas Cowboys offer a study in contrasts as they each lose in different ways.
• Two-alarm fire displaces 50 at Plano apartment complex
• Deja Vu: What, Not Another New Day in Politics? Plus, Don't Let the Doorknob Hit You, Rick.
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce Newsletter - November 2010
• How the City's Board of Adjustment turned the dreams of Josh and Jenn Terry into a nightmare.
• Plaintiffs' attorneys call settlement of bias suit against Dallas water department a success
• Lisa Stone turned to Facebook to reunite with her high school girlfriends; they turned to Facebook to solve the mystery of her disappearance.
• BPA common in groceries, study finds
• Dallas officer shot at while investigating home invasion where robbers dressed as police
• Republican Bill Flores ousts Democratic Rep. Chet Edwards from Congress after 20 years
• Election results have Democrats poised to maintain dominance in Dallas County
• Collin County judge says "vote center" system may have contributed to long lines on election day
• ‘Lu Mitchell And Catch 23’ In Concert At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• McKinney Avenue Contemporary News - November 2010
• Allen police end investigation into road rage incident involving Dallas officer
• Software glitches cause delays at Collin County polling places
• Dallas County Republicans looking to break Democrats' winning streak in today's elections
• Teen dies in fall from moving SUV on North Richland Hills highway
• Dallas chief promises full investigation into unarmed man's shooting death by police
• Dallas man surrenders in fatal weekend shooting at ex-girlfriend's home in Carrollton
• Dallas-Fort Worth's powerhouse marching bands vie today for 5A state title
• Wylie couple on trial in death of emaciated woman in their care
• Report: D-FW foreclosures hit 19-year high
• NFL pools $900M for labor fight
• EXCO CEO makes $4B offer for company
• Blockbuster to hire 4,000 nationwide
• Fort Worth Business Press acquired
• Masergy eyes IPO worth up to $100M
• ACS acquires Spur Information Services
• Texas Rangers fans find it hard to be too disappointed after World Series loss
• Gunman fires at Dallas officer in drive-by shooting in Oak Cliff 8:47 AM CT
• White, Perry make final pitches as heated Texas governor's race nears finish 9:17 AM CT
• Park Cities blog: SMU student hit by car while crossing Airline Road
• 6 arrested as Arlington police, MLB join to combat sales of bogus Series tickets
• Newborn who was delivered after Fort Worth teen collapsed dies
• Carrollton police looking for Dallas man wanted in fatal shooting
• Homeless man escapes three-alarm fire in vacant South Dallas building 9:09 AM CT
• Police seek man who robbed, killed 2 dice players in South Dallas
• Group turns up volume to fight Garland animal shelter's gassing
• Dallas jury weighs punishment for man who killed wife and her 6-year-old daughter
• Student-created tutoring business succeeding, growing in Southlake
• Woman wielding high-heel shoe brutally attacks 2 in Old East Dallas
• Dallas County pivotal in governor's race
• Denton builder Ron Slovacek is last to face trial in Dallas City Hall corruption case
• Belo Corp., Dish Network reach tentative deal to avoid interruption of service for Dish subscribers
• Rains likely for Election Day in Dallas-Fort Worth 4:12 PM CT
• Gillett's Liverpool troubles plague Nascar team
• 'Get Your Geek On'- The Lab at Lake Highlands
• TXDOT gets $5.6M for rail study
• Fluor to take $95M hit on toll project
• Wylys seek to have SEC lawsuit tossed
• Reddy Ice: DOJ probe dropped
• AA says hole in fuselage caused cabin pressure loss
• Home construction contracts up 3%, other types down 32%
• Democrats hope to retain control in Dallas County
• Dallas trail safety ideas emerge after fatal accident on the Katy
• To homeless veterans, retiring Dallas VA psychiatrist is a hero
• Dallas trail safety ideas emerge after fatal accident on the Katy
• Community calendar for Denton, Tarrant and western Dallas counties
• Education notes for Denton, Tarrant and western Dallas counties
• Deborah Fleck: City steps up to honor soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Good Kid: Meet Trevor Story of Irving High
• Accounts differ on Dallas police shooting that killed unarmed man, wounded child
• Southwest partners with Mexico Volaris
• Exxon Mobil’s Q3 earnings jump 55%
• Advertising sales lift Belo to $14M profit
• Early voting for Nov. 2 general election ends with packed polls
• Make Your Nominations Now for the "Best of" Oak Cliff!
• More than 200 people unite at Dallas bar as part of Jon Stewart-Stephen Colbert 'sanity' rally
• Souvenir of the day: Texas Rangers Musical Stadium Snow Globe
• Live chat: Rangers host Giants for Game 3 of World Series
• Controversy 25 years ago drove Swiss Avenue neighbors to solidify trick-or-treat tradition
• Sam Houston was a Mexican. Yeah, that's right, a Mexican!
• Democrat Bill White says campaign for Texas governor is still far from over
• Texas Rangers manager Ron Washington makes the most unlikely of journeys from cocaine to Champagne.
• Controversy 25 years ago drove Swiss Avenue neighbors to solidify trick-or-treat tradition
• Love and Money: New Airport Concessions Deal Gets Pricey.
• First Baptist Dallas implodes buildings to make way for renovation
• Is Tea Party Darling and Republican Congressional Candidate Stephen Broden Still Electable After Endorsing Violence As a Means of Changing the Government?
• Blockbuster gets $125M in financing
• Dallas Energy Group names Ezzell CEO
• EnerVest makes $967M Barnett Shale acquisition
• Brinker increases profit as sales drop 6%
• H&M to open first D-FW store at NorthPark
• Minority council honors AT&T, Pinnacle
• Spirit Airlines to add D-FW service
• Leading Dallas Men’s Fashion Coach Believes The Male Ego Gets In The Way Of Style...
• New Website Helps Voters Match Personal Views To Candidates
• Dallas ScareGrounds
• ‘The Big Beats’ To Perform At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Halloween Night
• Gallery Talk By Salomon Grimberg On Frida Kahlo
• Man Vs. Office Returns To The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Oak Cliff Chamber Ribbon Cutting For Tienda Choris On Davis
• ‘Halloween Spooktacular’ With ‘The Lollie Bombs’, Late Nite At The Pocket
• The Living Waters Of Texas - Exhibition
• Dallas bombing plotter Hosam Smadi sentenced to 24 years in prison
• State inspectors to monitor Dallas elections for fraud
• Doctor says winning Rangers have given local brains a boost
• Don't lose faith in Dallas Cowboys, Staubach tells crowd at Prestonwood Baptist Church 4:42 PM CT
• Dallas Contemporary Chooses Orange Leap to Enhance Member Marketing
• Appeals court, students hear arguments in medical malpractice case of teen who got rabies from transplanted kidney
• State database to allow checks of temporary tags
• Damper weather ahead for Dallas-Fort Worth area in October
• Board rules against 24-apartment Old East Dallas complex that's been split into 62 units
• 34-year-old Dallas man fatally shot in Red Bird home
• Collin County District Judge Suzanne Wooten suspended with pay by State Commission
• Arlington imam, wife accused of marrying others to get U.S. citizenship
• Dallas council's retreat today is far from Paradise as members face tough divisions
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Weekly Activities: October 19-31, 2010
• Dallas police: Man apparently shot himself in car on shoulder of I-20 2:41 PM CT
• Richardson teen's science project draws praise from President Obama at White House event 3:48 PM CT
• Damaged guardrail on Mockingbird Lane has been repaired
• Carrollton mayoral hopefuls at odds over meeting
• Teen scientist from Richardson to visit White House today
• State Fair of Texas wraps up record run with $37 million spent on food, rides
• The MAC Exhibition At Mercantile Coffee House: Nancy Brown
• Some Rangers fans irked at World Series ticket plan
• Man who confessed to Dallas terror plot may face questions about letter at sentencing today
• Would-be bomber Smadi may speak at his sentencing hearing today, his lawyer says
• Early voting gets off to brisk start in Dallas County
• One dead in three-car wreck on Stemmons
• New American Airlines president aims high, relishes challenge ahead
• 'The Good Guys' puts Dallas in the spotlight
• Dallas commissioner races could give Democrats control in county for first time in decades
• Highland Park, other Texas cities change strategies to combat underage drinking
• Longtime Rangers front-office man joins fans cheering 1st playoff win at ballpark
• Fight against distracted driving turns former Grapevine resident into face of national movement
• Education notes for Denton, Tarrant and western Dallas counties
• Deborah Fleck: 'Survivor' fans audition at Irving car dealership
• Dallas Good Kid: David Garner of Creekview High School
• 13-year-old Arlington girl dies in rollover crash in Grand Prairie
• Texas Rangers fans have high hopes before Game 2
• Fans watch in disbelief as Game 1 slips away
• Voting machine case appeal to Supreme Court
• Gay father not allowed to be Scout leader
• More than 21,000 take part in Komen Race for the Cure at NorthPark Center
• Neither city nor owner giving up in Old East Dallas apartment fight
• NTTA: No tolls planned for stretch of Highway 161 in Irving
• Challenge to Las Colinas entertainment center financing dismissed
• Dallas bicyclists descend on City Hall to peddle their transportation views
• Yankees fans bring the swagger to Rangers Ballpark in Arlington
• Werner on Hicks football fight: No comment
• Wolfgang Puck's Five Sixty restaurant turns away WWII veterans over dress code
• HOV lane will open along I-30 for Texas Rangers' games
• Tarrant County church riles some with 'Jesus Does Not Care' campaign 2:44 PM CT
• Police: Carrollton man killed in Plano drug sting was not armed 3:11 PM CT
• Oklahoma draws ire for toll-road policy that would bill McKinney soldier's funeral procession 4:52 PM CT
• Unprecedented $25 Million Gift Made by Dallas Husband-and-Wife Philanthropists
• Injunction lifted in sale of Hicks-owned team
• Dallas-Fort Worth area news briefs for Oct. 15
• Kids contribute ideas for new Rowlett playground
• Safety is issue at Frisco ISD schools without bus service
• Police enter Waxahachie bank to find robber gone, workers locked in vault 9:47 AM CT
• N. TX foreclosure listings drop 9%
• San Diego firm is moving to Tarrant Co.
• Big day arrives for die-hard Rangers fans
• Good news, bad news for GameStop
• Irving legislator Linda Harper-Brown reviews years of finance reports showing no repayment for $450,000 in loans
• States' lawsuit against health reform bill clears hurdle
• Court rules against Dallas-area couple in bid to remove 'under God' from Texas pledge
• U.K. continues courtship of Dallas
• Take a Little Piece of My Heart: Why Mexicans Love Body Parts.
• On An Unprecedented Sports Sunday in Arlington, It's Not Just The Rangers Who Go Down Swinging.
• A Bike Trip Through Vermont Makes Buzz Realize There's A Whole Lot Of Democracy Going On-- In Places Other Than Texas
• SW pilot union says yes to new jets
• Competitive eater “Nasty” Nate Biller chases the dream of athletic glory, one distended stomach at a time.
• Texas Health Resources plans expansion
• Dallas Fire Rescue is seeking help finding relatives of 23 firefighters who died in the line of duty
• Hanks quits as SWS Group CFO
• Scholarship recipient's mother says D/FW Airport executive had nothing to do with award
• Texas AG joins foreclosure investigation
• Gov. Rick Perry agrees he, donor whose firm got tech grant are 'close'
• D-FW included in BofA hiring blitz
• Practicing in Frisco, Haiti's amputee soccer team plays for hope
• Dallas couple get prison time for robbing bank with infant in back seat of getaway car
• Waxahachie police release sketch of man who raped jogger on hiking trail
• Troy Aikman to appear on Katy Trail to promote safety awareness 3:24 PM CT
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry vows to stop NTTA from tolling stretch of State Highway 161 in Irving
• Analyst: Profits coming to AMR, Southwest
• Carrotmob helps Deep Ellum bar go green
• Suspect fatally shot during Plano police sting in North Dallas 9:31 AM CT
• Grand Prairie teen struck by car in hit-and-run outside apartment complex 9:23 AM CT
• Haltom City police identify man who survived shooting that killed 3 10:00 AM CT
• Pedestrian, cyclist injured in 2 bike crashes along White Rock Lake trail
• Keller boy who suffered heart attack emerges from five-day coma
• Friday is deadline for Dallas Trinity River photo contest 3:08 PM CT
• Orange Leap Announces 100% Sales Growth
• Blockbuster lost money up until filing
• Rave Cinemas searches for new CEO
• Dallas insurance executive Bill Velasco re-elected as chairman of transit agency 9:08 AM CT
• Man fatally shot in Pleasant Grove neighborhood 9:19 AM CT
• 2 boys hospitalized after being struck by a car while walking to school in DeSoto 9:41 AM CT
• Duke Realty inks Oracle deal in Frisco project
• City Hall blog: Dallas council to discuss rezoning of industrial property along Trinity River
• Fluor wins engineering contracts in Spain
• With Big Tex as witness, couple says 'I do' at State Fair of Texas
• Heart association receives $3.5 million grant
• Addison's San Raphael acquired
• Safety-Kleen names Jeff Richard CFO
• Parker County man charged with capital murder of 1-month-old son
• SEC still probing Zale's financials
• D/FW Airport official whose daughter got scholarship from Rep. Johnson is put on leave
• Dave & Buster’s posts $9.5M loss
• Texas giving $3.35M to tech cos.
• Texas House District 102 candidates Stefani Carter, Carol Kent to debate tonight
• Transgender student not among homecoming queen nominees at North Dallas High
• Comstock sells assets for $75M
• Downtown Dallas 360 plan calls for adding housing, retail, parking
• Dean Foods: Schepps to become Oak Farms
• Evaluating teacher effectiveness is evolving
• Trial to begin Jan. 24 for 12-year-old Garland girl accused of killing her mother and stepfather
• Dallas County may pay McLennan County to house jail inmates
• 2 News writers win Philbin Awards for legal reporting 3:26 PM CT
• Dallas County commissioners call on state to monitor Nov. 2 election for fraud 3:36 PM CT
• Blockbuster shareholders lawyer up
• Blockbuster searching for new CEO
• Michaels expanding in Canada
• Collin County kills Lake Lavon bridge project
• Rep. Chet Edwards attacks GOP challenger Bill Flores over company's 1992 bankruptcy 8:52 AM CT
• Dallas police lieutenant, widow of officer slain in 2009 drug raid, files discrimination suit against city
• Jury sides with ex-TYC Judge Koustoubardis, saying he was fired for reporting misconduct
• Texas Pet Owners connect at Paw-Wow! Join us!
• Delays on Trinity levee fixes frustrate Dallas city officials
• Tuesday Morning sales rise 4.2%
• Irving school district audit to examine minority contracts
• Dallas co. wins $12M ADT contract
• Storms swamp Collin County; more rain possible this afternoon in Dallas-Fort Worth 8:57 AM CT
• Separate crashes kill two men in one day in Grand Prairie
• Award-winning MagicBulb Shines Even When the Power Goes Out
• Dallas-area officials watching red-light camera backlash in other Texas cities
• Cuban, Crane want fees on failed Rangers bid
• Lakewood man's quick astronomy lessons turn shoppers into sky gazers
• Am. Airlines Center adds young nightclub
• Ronald McDonald House names Cumnock CEO
• Uranium Resources avoids delisting
• Plano-based Crispian Venture aims for $5M
• Dallas County Democrat questions theft claim by Republican DA candidate
• Katy Trail advocates, Dallas officials will partner to increase safety on popular path
• UT-Arlington, city officials break ground on multimillion-dollar College Park District 3:47 PM CT
• Fort Worth man placed on face transplant waiting list in Boston 4:17 PM CT
• My Tax Repair Announces “A” Rating with Better Business Bureau
• Cardinal acquires Antero assets for $268M
• Attacks escalate in North Dallas-Garland race for Texas House District 102
• City Hall blog: Race tightening to fix Trinity levees before FEMA redraws Dallas flood maps
• Fort Worth police officer fires at suspect who reportedly rammed squad car
• Fans still optimistic after Rangers' loss to Rays
• A Dallas-Fort Worth sports fan's dream: One day, five games
• Judge tosses DeSoto man's wrongful-arrest suit over 2008 pizza sting
• Mesquite police seek public's help in locating man missing after church conference
• Dallas' AT&T Performing Arts Center faces deficit drama as first year ends
• Blind Addison man jumps at the chance to fulfill skydiving dream
• Hundreds toil behind the scenes to cover all of the Rangers Ballpark bases
• Texas Faith: Who gets top grades for religious knowledge?
• Grand Prairie schools are closing the achievement gap
• Halloween Party
• SW, stock clerks reach tentative deal
• Cody A. Board: Army Airborne Ranger, McKinney North grad killed in Afghanistan
• Dallas Diocese's only Latin Mass church, Mater Dei, celebrates opening of Irving sanctuary
• Dallas council member Carolyn Davis overspends account by $370
• Frisco lead smelter could maintain current emissions under lower permit limit
• Arlington put to the test today with thousands heading to games
• Hundreds of colorful Rangers fans flood stadium
• Speaker Straus helps out 6 with rough campaigns
• Sunnyvale a welcoming home to anyone who can afford the buy-in
• Son indicted on capital murder charge in death of Plano woman
• Dallas seeks to bridge concrete ring that surrounds downtown
• Suspect in Oak Lawn-area carjacking robberies did time for murder
• The Mckinney Avenue Contemporary Announces A New Artistic Partnership With Ro2 Gallery
• Speeding motorcyclist killed after rear-ending 18-wheeler in Irving 8:42 AM CT
• Dozens of dogs and cats found abandoned in southeast Dallas house 8:53 AM CT
• Driver who died in plunge into Trinity River is identified 9:06 AM CT
• Industrial businesses' fight to stay put along Trinity River is paying off
• Parkland Memorial Hospital and its clinics could treat more patients, but lose existing funds
• Beautiful weather expected in Dallas-area for action-packed weekend of sporting events
• Exide's lead emissions prompt city letter
• Frisco battery recycling plant to test residents' blood levels for lead
• National Envelope will close Lenexa facility, lay off 200
• Watkins, Clancy go toe to toe
• Former Blockbuster CFO finds new job
• Pershing takes 16.5% stake in Penney’s
• Cornyn urges approval of Southwest Airlines, AirTran deal
• Friends of the Katy Trail group will meet with city leaders Monday on safety concerns 12:36 PM CT
• Second suspect faces capital murder charge in McKinney robbery shooting death
• Patience with traffic, parking will be key for sports fans in Arlington this weekend
• Motorist seriously injured after driving off Trinity River bridge in West Dallas
• Republican Dallas County DA candidate Danny Clancy reports wheels stolen off SUV at his home
• Bankrupt couple had millions stashed in Colleyville home, federal complaint says
• MLB won't back down from charging Rangers Ballpark office tenants for playoff games 4:19 PM CT
• David Hallum's "I Love Sinatra!" at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Trafficking In Humans And Destroying Beloved National Monuments
• J.C. Penney same-store sales up 5.1%
• Arlington streets, stadiums will be inundated by sports fans this weekend
• Dallas officer struck by drunken driving suspect in Far North Dallas
• Classes resume at Mesquite High School after bomb threat 9:31 AM CT
• New NTTA chairman takes the wheel at tollway agency's meeting today 9:11 AM CT
• Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD suspends hearing-impaired teacher after reporter's visit
• Southwest's traffic rises 5% in September
• DART's game day ridership plunges
• A.H. Belo, Belo split pension plan
• Irving schools' grade policy could change
• ZocDoc expands service to Dallas
• Sales tax figures showing gains in North Texas
• 2,500 AA workers remain on furlough
• DISD science magnet school's student contract debated
• Neiman Marcus same-store sales up 4.7%
• Cash America acquires 39 pawn shops
• What in the First World is Wrong with Mexico?
• Penney’s to launch Modern Bride jewelry
• Will the Dallas Mavericks Bore Their Fans To Death With Another Winning Season?
• Civil trial begins in Oklahoma turnpike crash that killed Frisco family
• Brave New World
• Crime blog: State trooper accused of using excessive force in Dallas tollway stop faces assault charge
• Running on "bubble gum and duct tape," a new court aims to keep damaged vets out of jail.
• Burglars abandon car, ATM on I-30 in East Dallas
• RadioShack CEO joins Livestrong board
• National survey shows bleak budget outlook for cities in Dallas-Fort Worth, beyond
• American, Iberia, BA alliance begins
• DISD demolishes 94-year-old church in Oak Cliff
• Verizon to get iPhone in 2011
• Bath House Cultural Center Newsletter - October 2010
• FocusDriven Picks Orange Leap As The Platform To Manage Communications, Marketing And Fundraising
• Verizon to launch 4G in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Off-duty Dallas police officer shoots intruder in his Garland home
• Suit against Stream Energy reignited
• 3-month-old boy dies after being found unresponsive at Red Bird home day care
• Former Dell staffer sued for insider trading
• Dallas County judge candidates clash over proposed meeting conduct rules for commissioners
• Dallas police seek help finding missing 79-year-old man
• Couple from Coppell accused of fraudelent test-prep services reach $10,000 settlement with state
• Oak Cliff students mark Walk to School Day with safety program
• Carrollton police hunt for Ford Ranger that fled crash scene 4:38 PM CT
• JUST REAL KARE
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Weekly Activities: October 4-10, 2010
• American Airlines recalling 800 furloughed workers
• Concentra acquires Kansas clinic
• Feud escalates between Collin County District Attorney John Roach, state District Judge Suzanne Wooten
• Frida Kahlo: The Nickolas Muray Portraits
• Texas environmental officials to answer questions on Midlothian air quality study tonight
• Dallas County officials hire private lawyer for conflict-of-interest probe of DA Craig Watkins
• Dallas police seek help finding missing Alzheimer's patient
• Flower Mound wins round in court in fight over gas drilling
• Human waste spill shuts down road in North Fort Worth
• Frisco council to discuss water rate hike tonight 9:10 AM CT
• MLB says Rangers Ballpark office tenants must pay to watch playoff games
• 24th Annual Día De Los Muertos Art Exhibition
• NFL Experience to draw 250,000
• TMS sales hit a speed bump
• Hopefuls in major Dallas County races see fundraising plummet
• Dallas County Schools buys $1.7M dogpark
• Dallas Housing Authority reveals plan to spread out housing for homeless
• Independent Bank acquires First Bank
• Dallas ISD school board members may get another shot at extending their terms
• Credit card delinquencies hit 9-year low
• Pedestrians, cyclists hope to find unity in safer Katy Trail after jogger's fatal collision
• Holly Corp. leases space in Harwood
• Band popular again in Dallas-area middle schools thanks to new law
• American Airlines traffic up 5.6%
• Report: AT&T to open app development shop in Plano
• Landry’s shareholders OK Fertitta buyout
• Two-alarm fire guts Tres Amigos restaurant in downtown McKinney
• 25th Annual National Philanthropy Day Awards Luncheon
• Arlington Super Bowl won't break attendance record 4:07 PM CT
• Longtime U.S. Rep. Chet Edwards admits he's trailing in U.S. House District 17 re-election bid 3:02 PM CT
• KERA’S “YOUR TOWN, TEXAS” MULTIMEDIA SERIES EXAMINES ISSUES IN FOUR NORTH TEXAS COMMUNITIES
• Sally Beauty Holdings acquires Aerial Co.
• AT&T to pay $300 million to IRS
• Check out pictures from the 2010 Golf Tournament!
• ‘Dracula-The Melodrama’ At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• 3 top Denton officials won't get raises
• Registration ends today to vote in Nov. 2 elections in Texas
• Arlington mayor wants air tested around all new gas wells in city
• 'Dysfunctinal Dallas Divas' at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Teen shot, killed after being tied up at Oak Cliff apartment
• 'Jump!' trainer's dogs are better than yours at State Fair of Texas
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Newsletter - Sep 30, 2010
• Stroz Friedberg lands $115M investment
• AT&T gives wireless customers ability to check home phone messages
• American files for another Chinese route
• Continental, United merger complete
• Westin City Center sold for $50M
• The Crescent locks in 14 financial firms
• Dish Network drops Fox Sports Southwest
• Hinojosa passed over on Vegas job
• D-FW foreclosures hit starter, luxury homes
• Restaurants face another sluggish month
• Commercial property outlook good, not great
• Sonnenchein firm becomes SNR Denton
• Texans pay more in property taxes
• Dallas economy low on 'misery' scale
• D-FW job growth second in nation
• Leppert's group to woo European investors
• There's Never Been A Better Time to Join the Chamber!
• Community Update Townhall
• Trafficking In Humans And Destroying Beloved National Monuments
• Music At The MAC - Introducing Brahmah
• A Good (Educated, Latino) Man is Hard to Find.
• The Rangers In The Playoffs: What In The Wild World Of Sports Is Going On?
• Texas-OU has, with last week's shocking Longhorns loss, slid from a marquee game with national
• SBOE Pushes Back Against Imaginary Threat of Pro-Islamic Bias.
• City Hall's Debate Over the Tax Hike Was About More Than Curtailing City Services.
• Dallas City Council Members Angela Hunt and Pauline Medrano Have A Plan To Help Rid Lowest Greenvill
• MetroPCS rolls out 4G in D-FW
• Fossil COO departs for Signet
• AmeriCredit shareholders approve GM buy
• Akin Gump in merger talks
• Survey highlights income disparity
• Grammy-Winning New Music Ensemble Eighth Blackbird, Inaugural SMU Meadows....
• Panel: Wellness programs pay off for employers
• AC Lordi spins off Dallas office
• Director of Amon Carter Museum to retire
• The Fine Sisters In ‘Goin' Rogue’ At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Report: Dallas housing values set to rise
• To battle iPad, RIM unveils PlayBook tablet
• Penney's unveils $1B revenue-growth plan
• Sabre acquires flight planning firm
• Atmos names new CEO, exec chairman
• Fortune names Agile Mind founder among powerful women entrepreneurs
• Wanna be a Toys R Us ... worker?
• Cowboys team up with MJ training
• North Texas apartment occupancy, rents rise
• e-Rewards buys Peanut Labs
• Free Night Of Theater 2010
• Punto y Raya Festival At McKinney Avenue Contemporary
• MAC Announces Three New Exhibitions
• Report: UT Austin locked down after shooting
• CaringBridge Selects Orange Leap for Optimizing Constituent Relationships
• TX factory activity up slightly
• 'State of the State' Luncheon
• D/FW Airport working to revamp "antiquated" use deal
• Vollmer PR to be acquired by Edelman
• Bob Jordan: AirTran gives SW Atlanta
• Southwest buying AirTran for $1.4B
• AT&T names BNSF CEO to the board
• Zale Corp. posts $94M loss
• Announcing The Mckinney Avenue Contemporary 2010 Halloween Party!
• 'Dallas Comedy Conspiracy' to Perform at The Pocket
• SBA deputy optimistic about new incentives
• Zale Corp. renews Citi partnership
• Carrizo donates $5M to UTA
• Six Flags gets $41M from dick clark
• Think Finance lands $90M credit line
• Who is starring in 'Blockbuster' drama?
• Nonresidential building contracts rise 32%
• Reata-Abbott deal may be worth $800M-plus
• Hinojosa: "We overspent our budget"
• Century Payments heads to Hall Office Park
• Texas Industries reports $23.7M loss
• Analyst skeptical of BBI turnaround
• Blockbuster files for Ch. 11
• A.H. Belo names former Nike exec to board
• MoneyGram moving HQ to Dallas
• SMU Hosts National Performing And Visual Arts College Fair
• Pinalcchio: Renowned Forensics Experts Say a Pinal County Deputy's High-Profile Tale About Gett
• Attorney: SEC law unclear in Cuban case
• Cuban to get SEC documents, court says
• What DFW city has most affordable housing?
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Weekly Activities - September 20-26, 2010
• What, finally, will keep Mexicans out? Mines?
• Dallas Cowboy Fans: Be patient. Your winless team is about to come to life.
• Is It Finally Curtains for the Trinity River Project?
• If You Don't Want to Raise Taxes, Better Look At The Kind of City You Do Want.
• At 16, Ben Gold Was A Video Arcade Legend. But Only Now, 27 Years Later, Is He Being Recognized For
• Blockbuster bankruptcy expected this week
• American, Southwest employ fewer full-time workers
• McCarthy, Balfour Beatty win hospital job
• Behringer Harvard buys Fla. apartments
• Cuban ready to take on revived SEC case
• Glazer’s buys Prestige Wine Cellars
• Seasonal retail jobs likely to increase
• Uranium Resources resolves legal hurdle
• Professional Bank acquired by Veritex
• Leppert: voters oppose tax hike
• La Academia De Estrellas Charter School Opens New Early Childhood Center
• Carolyn Brown Show
• Brinker stock price dips as CFO resigns
• TMS season ticket sales up 200%
• D-FW unemployment falls slightly
• Exxon mum on Argentine sale rumors
• Architectural firm leases historic Dallas space
• WSJ: Blockbuster in Carl Icahn's hands
• Hinojosa named finalist in Nevada
• Brinker CFO leaving for Michaels
• Idearc trustee sues Verizon
• CiCi’s to add 500 restaurants in six years
• Green Mountain Energy to be acquired
• Carl's Jr. to grow in D-FW
• Exxon gives $120M to train teachers
• Hinojosa: I am not resigning today
• Oz talks diet, diabetes in Dallas
• D-FW foreclosures could top 60K
• TI to buy back $7.5B in stock
• Pier 1 Imports posts $14M Q2 profit
• Family of worker killed in pipeline blast near Cleburne sues Houston company
• Man dies after losing control of speeding motorcycle on Hurst highway
• English-Only on Duty at Work is OK, but What About the Break Room?
• Westbound I-30 in east Dallas to close this morning while deputies investigate fatal DWI accident 9:
• Texas Motorplex Celebrates Its Unlikely Silver Anniversary With A Little Help From Championship Driv
• An ultimate act of friendship in Rockwall for Oprah Winfrey's 'ultimate fan'
• The Biggest Tax from City Council is On Our Patience.
• Puzzles remain in apparent suicide of popular restaurant host Jose 'Pepe' Ayala
• Old Guard Board Members Are At It Again, Trying To Destroy the Magnets. But A New Coalition Of Trust
• Dallas Art Dealers Association Looking for Artists
• High-poverty Irving elementary school is rich in success, earns exemplary rating
• The 2010 Big Tex Choice Awards Fries Up A New Batch of Artery-Clogging Eats, Beckoning State Fair-go
• Encore inks venture deal with Sage
• Regency Energy CFO Arata resigns
• Pickens' $6M Jubilee grant comes to life
• Leppert upbeat about the 'State of the City'
• DISD chief Hinojosa said to be leaving
• GameStop OKs $500M in buyback funds
• U.S. Navy awards $9M contract to Raytheon
• Auditions For 29th Annual Production Of Christmas Musical 'Ebenezer Scrooge'
• ETE selling $1B in notes
• Southwest Airlines a step closer to adding new, larger jets
• Dallas fiesta marks bicentennial of Mexican independence
• NRF: August retail sales up 3.5%
• Bad wiring causes fire in northeast Dallas condo; 4 families displaced
• Frisco man dies two weeks after fiery crash near Terrell killed family
• DART finance committee to vote today on 2011 budget, 20-year plan
• 2 men killed in Dallas bus stop crash identified 9:55 AM CT
• Carrollton city funds pour into fixing one creek, but not another
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce News - Sep 10, 2010
• Neiman Marcus narrows Q4, fiscal year loss
• Dallas-area schools' policies vary on President Obama's speech to students
• Penney’s stock up nearly 8% on back-to-school sales
• Dallas police chief sees no evidence of racial motivation in motorcyclist's excessive-force cas
• Blockbuster CFO Casey resigns
• Dallas' convention center hotel, others take Omni to the next level
• 1099 tax burden remains in Senate bill
• Thanks for Coming Out, Ebby!
• Fort Worth man accused of capital murder in death of 2-year-old stepdaughter
• The Golf Tournament is coming!
• Fort Worth's Broadway Baptist makes stand for gay members, cuts ties with General Convention
• State: Plano failed to properly re-test water that contained potentially harmful bacteria
• Livid Dallas County DA Craig Watkins fails in bid to save jobs from budget ax
• Dallas Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Mott's and Dr Pepper Snapple reach accord
• D-FW hotel room rates up 3%
• Am. Eagle flights saw 3-hour delays
• City council gives tax hike early nod
• Police say Dallas man killed roommate after night of drinking, 'horseplay'
• Collin County commissioners approve 2011 budget, lower property tax rate 4:02 PM CT
• Investigates blog: Parkland Memorial Hospital pays its top lawyer $332,280 to quit plus $300 per hou
• Democratic hopeful Loretta Haldenwang presents Republican State Rep. Linda Harper-Brown of Irving wi
• NFLPA seeks authority to decertify
• Capacity at new trash transfer station in Richardson debated
• Divisive issues hang over Unity Day USA ceremony in Dallas
• 2 men killed when drunken driving suspect levels Dallas bus stop 8:52 AM CT
• City Hall blog: Council chambers packed for debate on Dallas' property tax rate
• GameStop promoting Halo release
• Fest brings cool vibe to Oak Cliff's West Davis Street
• Regency Hospital in Carrollton closing
• Dell Services inks BNSF contract
• Alliance Data to buy back stock
• United Way looking for new partners
• Texas Instruments raises outlook
• DBJ Announces Corporate Counsel Finalists
• '4 Out Of 5 Doctors' Comedy Troupe to Appear At The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Sales tax returns up in D-FW
• Foreclosed Walnut Park acres up for grabs
• Dallas gains 100,000 in population
• Flowserve books $7.5M city contract
• World Cup committee tours D-FW
• Retailers expect holiday sales uptick
• CIOs to hire techies in Q4, report says
• Bubba Keith Comes to the OTT Rally 2010
• Oncor exchanging $675M in debt
• CiCi's Pizza spices up management team
• Akin Gump hires former U.S. Ambassador
• Zoran to buy Microtune for $166M
• Dallas Fed: Business lending weak in slow recovery
• Rain cancels 46 American Airlines flights
• Lincoln Properties acquires Rackhouse
• Report: 7-Eleven bids $2B to buy rival
• Southwest August traffic up 2.9%
• Celanese announces $400M debt offering
• Service King names Bonner president
• If July 4th is Apple Day, What Do We Call September 16?
• Prediction: Dallas Cowboys Will End The NFL Season In Their Own Backyard (With A Little Luck And A L
• Eddie Bernice Johnson and a Grandmother's Broken Heart.
• Think City Hall Should Get A Tax Hike? You Might Think Again After Seeing How Crappy It Treats Its T
• Juarez's Children: Drugs, Death and Fear.
• World Cup selection committee to tour Dallas
• Report: Dallas average in economic stress
• TDIndustries acquires JBS for $2.2M
• American rolling out flights to Rio
• UTA Prof: Recession is bad, but no double dip
• Striking Mott’s union back at the table
• 54,000 U.S. jobs lost in August
• American Eagle's 50-seat planes lose appeal
• DISD awards $40M high school contract
• Carolyn Brown's Photographs in Dallas
• Granite's industrial properties should draw heavy interest
• Menchie’s hunts for retail space in D-FW
• McKinney Avenue Contemporary News - September 2, 2010
• Scott Peek named president of Baylor-McKinney
• First Baptist's Robert Jeffress Won't Be Winning Muslim Converts This Way.
• We've Banned Their Shopping Carts, Outlawed Panhandling, Provided Homes For The Homeless--And N
• Rookie Receiver Dez Bryant Has The Talent To Take The Cowboys To The Championship. But Does He Also
• Pier 1 reports 11.2% rise in same-store sales
• Comerica to redeem $500M in securities
• Neiman Marcus' sales grow 2.9% in August
• Workplace deaths rise in D-FW
• Blockbuster misses another interest payment
• Momsadvertiseu.com
• JC Penney sees 2.3% uptick in August sales
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce September 2010 Newsletter - Aug 31, 2010
• Are Mexican-American Border Patrol Agents Traitors?
• Texas Rangers Outfielder Josh Hamilton, "The Baddest Dude In The League," Is Producing An
• London Broadcasting buys two stations
• AT&T cuts Hallmark from U-verse
• D-FW hiring, layoff data trending positive
• Dallas Fed Chief: Government referees may be stalling recovery
• Regency closes $185M Zephyr Gas buy
• D-FW one of the fastest job gainers
• Tribune Co. subsidiary moving to Lewisville
• AMN Healthcare buys Nursefinders
• SWS Group posts $2.9M loss
• The 2010 Oak Cliff Chamber Annual Golf Tournament
• The MAC Announces: A New Partnership With Mercantile Coffee House
• Bath House Cultural Center Presents 'Past and Present: Photographs by Kathleen Wilke '
• Disquiet: Unsettled Suburbia - Photo Exhibition at The Bath House Cultural Center
• MetroPCS taps new revenue line
• Mid-America buys Dallas apartments for $31.25M
• AT&T shoots for World Cup bid
• Sabre Holdings sells Southlake-based Nexion
• Sunnyvale Hospital signs contract with Blue Cross
• Dallas Fed: Manufacturing growth stalled
• Local retailers' stock prices drop on report
• Rumor buoys AMR stock
• AG charges American Home Mortgage
• Plano Chamber names Jolly president
• ZS Pharma gets $2M from state tech fund
• Pinnacle CEO named to national post
• Lawsuit settled in Cowboys collapse
• Bath House Cultural Center - September 2010 Newsletter
• Exhibition - Hot Dogs, Lobbies, Football And Ouagadougou
• Exhibition - Marc Riboud
• Report: Blockbuster bankruptcy is imminent
• Board changes at J.C. Penney, Heelys
• Westlake Securities opens Dallas office; adds two partners
• Conn's revenue down 7.3%, nets $1.7M
• AT&T sells Sterling Commerce for $1.4B
• Southwest increases flights in Newark
• Alliance Data inks David's Bridal deal
• 14% of N. TX homes underwater
• FAA proposes $24M fine for AMR
• Ernst & Young sued over Perot hedge fund
• GameStop facing competition from Best Buy
• Prison Shuttle Service
• Peace in our time? Not likely, but how about a nice revolution?
• On Love Field -- Or Anything Else -- Carolyn Davis Ain't Got That Swing.
• Stirred up by political opportunism, a progressive Oak Cliff neighborhood tries to keep out the home
• Unlike refugees from other troubled countries, only a fraction of Mexicans seeking U.S. asylum are a
• KERA names new CFO
• SEC rule could impact corporate boards
• RadioShack gets play in Target stores
• Omni bids $67M for Florida resort
• GENBAND moving to Hall Office Park
• Dow, Dallas stocks fall
• Ambit Energy tops Inc. 500 list
• AMR awaits union vote results
• Dallas-based Gulfstream Capital buys Louisiana apartments
• TPG plans Chinese private equity fund
• Commercial building down 39% in D-FW
• Oncor gives $1M to children's fitness program
• Airband and Sparkplug merge, land $20M
• Dean Foods names president/COO
• Tuesday Morning’s traffic drives profit
• Felcor's buy of Fairmont for $98.5M closes
• Virginia Cook Realtors buys David Griffin
• UNT Regents approve M.D. degree
• D-FW unemployment rate holds at 8.5%
• Talon, perhaps Chief, up for sale
• RealEstateAAA plans $300 million industrial park in Ennis
• American says no word on $25M FAA fine
• GameStop sees 4.2% profit jump in Q2
• CEO of SWS Group resigns
• Amazon picks Phoenix over Lewisville for big distribution center
• D-FW foreclosure filings hit nine-month high
• RadioShack buying back $500M in shares
• Prime office space for grabs in Flower Mound
• Council approves Love contracts
• Energy Transfer Partners offers 9.5M shares
• The Mac Again Receives City Of Dallas OCA Funding!
• TSA spends $19.5M at Love Field
• Dallas Symphony Orchestra president resigns
• TMS announces 2011 schedule
• Tortillas and Matzo: More on How Mormons Convert So Many Mexicans.
• The Dallas Cowboys just might have found themselves a kicker in kooky David Buehler
• Is Cliff Manor Just Round 1 in a Long Fight Coming?
• Oak Cliff Activists--Between Their Bikes And Gardens And Chickens And Goats--Seek To Redefine Their
• JCP launches another exclusive line
• Allstate gets behind Super Bowl volunteers
• Sterling Bank names Merkle North Texas CEO
• Exxon Mobil cancels $4B deal with Kosmos
• Analyst projects Blockbuster bankruptcy
• Saks shutters Plano store, 65 jobs lost
• Tenet buys back $781.5M in notes
• Why Does Manhattan Have Such Sucky Mexican Food?
• The Dallas Cowboys Have 10 Of Their Legends in The Hall of Fame. So Why Do Their Fans Feel Canton Ha
• We Know What Illegal Means. So What?
• Illegal Immigrants, Desperate To Find Work In The U.S., Risk Kidnapping, Rape and Murder From Those
• Dallas-based HKS opens Shanghai office
• Alliance Data reports charge-offs at 8.6%
• Six Flags Q2 lifted on less debt
• Icahn dumps most of his Blockbuster stock
• SoHi Shopping Center in Fort Worth sold
• Dr Pepper Snapple urged back to bargaining table
• Dallas' Mesa Energy under SEC scrutiny
• KERA's "Living with the Trinity" Project Offers Free Science Curriculum for Fifth Grade Teachers
• Lunch And Learn At The Chamber!
• TWU Awarded $744,422 Federal Grant For Weekend Nursing Program
• 'Unnecessary Farce' at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• The Lollie Bomb To Perform At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Latino Cultural Center Announces Special Book Signing With Texas Artist Celia Alvarez Muñoz
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Meetings - August 4, 2010
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce News - August 4, 2010
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre To Hold Auditions For Comedy-Spoof, ‘Dracula-The Melodrama’
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce News - July 30, 2010
• ‘4 Out Of 5 Doctors’ Comedy Troupe To Appear At The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Emerging Pop Artist Blare LeVoir to Release Debut Single, 'Gone'
• Oak Cliff Cultural Center Dedication and Community Grand Opening
• Cosmetology Career Center A Paul Mitchell Partner School Supports Cosmetology Student
• Independent R&B Artist 'Dehz' Releases New Single 'Sedated' w/Video Trailer
• MAC Announces Two New Exhibitions
• 'Tales from the Crypt ' at PDNB Gallery
• The MAC Presents Times Twenty Plus (X20+)
• Local Pastor Extends Prayer Line
• ‘Pavlov’s Dogs’ In Late Night Comedy At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• 'Dysfunctional Divas' In Late Night Show At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Leadership Southwest Class of 2011
• ‘Lugo And Long’ Present Late Night Comedy At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Economic Development Committee Special Meeting
• '4 Out Of 5 Doctors' Comedy Troupe To Appear At The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Archival Photography Exhibition: We Used To Swim Here
• The Bath House Cultural Center Presents 'Fictional'
• SHARE! Your Heart & Home
• Health Care Reform: 'Just The Facts, ma'am!'
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce News - July 1, 2010
• Old-Fashioned Fourth
• Fair Park Fourth...on the Fifth!
• Anything but Indecisive
• TWU Students Attend The 2010 National Conference For College Women Student Leaders
• Festival Of Independent Theatres Announces Twelfth Annual Festival Line-Up
• ‘Star Trip-The Space Melodrama’ At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Special Education Committee Meeting
• The State Of Liberty Is Symbolic Of Freedom; A Major Reason Why Evil Fanatics Want....
• Central 214 & Chef Blythe Beck Announce Gulf Coast Fundraiser
• 'Dallas Comedy Conspiracy' To Perform at The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Lecture and Book-Signing - Peter Clothier
• National Discussion on Our Federal Budget
• Oak Cliff Chamber Presents: ‘The Financing Situation As It Relates To TxDot’
• ‘Dallas Doo-Wop’ Returns To Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Dallas Town Meeting - Our Budget, Our Economy
• Br'er Rabbit and Friends!
• Book of the Dead at the Bath House
• Business Decisions! By Michael E. McGrath Wins Foreword Magazine Book Of The Year Award
• David Hallum's ‘I Love Sinatra!’ Debuts At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre To Hold Auditions For Comedy, ‘Unnecessary Farce’
• New Book Highlights Dallas’s Historic Parks
• The Finalists Have Been Chosen! Come Find Out Who The 2010 ‘Top Star' Will Be!
• Paris Under Siege
• Exhibition: Michael Massaia - Deep In A Dream, Platinum Prints
• Work From the Same House - A Collaboration Between Jim Dine and Lee Friedlander
• Shine - Vintage Photographs and Shoe Shine Boxes
• A Special Luncheon with the Mayor!
• Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce News - June 2, 2010
• Bath House Cultural Center - June 2010 Newsletter
• The Painful Lessons from BP’s Decisions!
• '4 Out Of 5 Doctors' Comedy Troupe at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• 'Last Call Comedy Showcase,' Late Night at Pocket
• 'Dysfunctional Divas' Introduces New Late Night Chanacters at Pocket
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce News - May 24, 2010
• 2010 REAL Trends Gathering of Eagles
• PDNB Gallery Newsletter - May 20, 2010
• 'The Victims' Late Night Comedy At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• LOVE American Idol? Sign up for Texas Top Star
• 'The Levee Singers' At The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce News - May 17, 2010
• Trading In Humans - An Abhorrent Crime Against All Civilization
• Exhibition - Angela Mehta
• Exhibition - Water
• Exhibition - Snuff Bottles From The Hippo Collection
• Exhibition - Modern Twist: Bamboo Works From The Clark Center and The Art of Motoko Maio
• Man Vs. Office Headlines The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Exhibition - New Vision: Ballpoint Drawings By Il Lee
• ‘The Dixie Swim Club’, Next At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre To Hold Auditions For Comedy-Spoof, ‘Star Trip – The Space Melodrama’
• Members-Only Mixer at Bishop Theater
• Retired Priest Trades Writing Sermons For Writing Thrilling Tales Of International Intrigue
• Bath House Cultural Center - May 2010 Newsletter
• Open your home to the world... host a student!
• Southwest Gallery Announces John Cook
• ‘Pavlov’s Dogs’ In Late Night Comedy At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Well-Travelled, But Not Well-Known At The Bath House Cultural Center
• The Search is On for Texas' Top Vocal Talent!
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce Weekly Newsletter - April 26, 2010
• McKinney Avenue Contemporary News - April 25, 2010
• All About My Mother Exhibition At The Bath House Cultural Center
• Fresh Faces Exhibition At The Bath House Cultural Center
• The Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Presents 'The Future of Real Estate for Dallas and Oak Cliff'
• Jimmy and Dena Katz - World Of Wonders
• The MAC Announces Four New Exhibitions
• Sherrill Douglas To Star In Dolly Parton Musical Tribute At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Bath House Cultural Center Seeks Vintage Photos of White Rock Lake for Art Exhibition
• Death Of A Salesman Performance
• Ride the Rails with DART to Hotel Palomar Dallas for 25% Savings & Prizes
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce Presents A ‘Lunch And Learn’ - How To Build A Marketing Plan...
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Dallas!
• The 2010 Spring Art Mart and Silent Auction
• Retired Priest Trades Writing Sermons For Writing Thrilling Tales Of International Intrigue
• OCNP Earth Day
• Membership Show 2010 - Border
• Photographs Of Terry Falke
• Spring Into The Season With Jennifer Cary Designs
• Oak Cliff Chamber Of Commerce Presents 2010 Annual Gala ‘Deep In The Heart Of Texas’
• Bella Dental's Ribbon Cutting
• TWU College of Nursing Presents Capstone Symposium
• Bath House Cultural Center - April 2010 Newsletter
• Putting the Pieces Together - Community Townhall Meeting
• Bring Your Own Laptop to the Chamber for Tips on Your Website!
• Local Designers 'Rock the Runway' with the Junior League of Dallas
• Junior League Of Dallas Joins Forces With United Healthcare To Fight Childhood Obesity
• MAC Announces Its 2010 Musical Featuring Jampact
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Bob Chilton - Photography Exhibition
• Exhibition - Stewart Cohen: Identity
• ‘Sherlock Holmes - The Melodrama’ At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Trafficking In Humans - A Problem That Shames Mankind
• Who will be America’s Next Ultimate Chef?
• Dallas Green Homes For Sale or Eco-Friendly Homes For Sale? Make Sure Dallas Home Buyers Know It
• 'The Singapore Slingers' Return To Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• 'Dysfunctional Divas' Late Comedy at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• SPACE II: Accenting the Positive and Negative
• Bath House Cultural Center - March 2010 Newsletter
• Sweet Acrobatics: An Artistic Study of Motion
• Discounted Health Care/Aseguros de Salud adisquentos!
• TWU School Of Occupational Therapy To Highlight Student Research....
• McKinney Avenue Contemporary News - March 4, 2010
• Ribbon Cutting and Unveiling: New Name of Renaissance Hospital to South Hampton Community Hospital
• IAC's Match.com to Acquire Singlesnet
• Grace and Glorie at the Bath House Cultural Center
• '4 Out Of 5 Doctors' Comedy Troupe To Appear at The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• ‘Pavlov’s Dogs’ In Late Night Comedy At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• 'Lugo and Long' Present Late Night Comedy at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• 'Lu Mitchell and Catch 23' In St. Paddy’s Day Concert at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• ‘Crazy 'bout Patsy’ Returns As Pocket Sandwich Theatre Special
• ‘Dysfunctional Divas’ In Late Night Show At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Art Talk and Workshop
• Sudden Acceleration of Crisis Decisions
• McKinney Avenue Contemporary News - February 15, 2010
• Opening for Abstraction at it's Best
• Private Club Marketing Opens New Office, Hires Expert, Relaunches Website
• Exhibition - Hidden Treasures
• Bath House Cultural Center - February 2010 Newsletter
• D.C.Anderson, Teresa Tudury and Roy Zimmerman - In Concert at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Artist Lecture: Texas Sculptor Jesus Moroles
• White Rock Lake Through The Looking Glass: Photographs By Dan Richard Barber
• ‘The Victims,’ Late Night Comedy At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Never Too Late
• 16th Annual El Corazon Exhibition at the Bath House Cultural Center
• Oak Cliff Chamber Announces New Education Initiative
• McKinney Avenue Contemporary News - January 26, 2010
• Apple iPad Decision
• ‘The Lollie Bombs’ In Late Night Shows At The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• ‘The Singapore Slingers’ Present Fine (And Fun) Vintage Music At The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Bath House Cultural Center 2010-2011 Season Proposals
• Gallery Opening : On the Wild Side
• Dallas Children’s Theater Presents 'Señora Tortuga' By Roxanne Schroeder-Arce
• Dallas Children’s Theater Presents C.S. Lewis’ The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe
• Kittrell/Riffkind Art Glass Presents '17th Annual Scent Bottle Invitational'
• Second Annual First LEGO League Tournament
• The Joy of Connecting Dallas
• Call for Artists: 7th Annual Hecho en Dallas
• Peter And The Wolf In The Women's Museum
• Fred Curchack And Laura Jorgensen Present Milarepa
• TWU Receives $50,000 for New Institute of Health Sciences-Dallas Center
• Bath House Cultural Center - January 2010 Newsletter
• ‘Last Call Comedy Showcase’ In Late Night Shows At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Museum Sleepover: Snore and Explore All Things Cold
• Museum Sleepover: Snore and Explore Myths, Lore, and Legends
• Boy Scout Sleepover at the Museum
• Girl Scout Sleepover at the Museum
• Hansel and Gretel
• 'Fangs For The Memories' First 2010 Comedy Spoof at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• ‘The Levee Singers’ In 2010 Special Show At The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• 'Big Beats' In First 2010 Special at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• 2010 Community Artists Program (CAP) Formerly Neighborhood Touring Program (NTP)
• Meadows Museum Names Juliette McCullough Winner of Moss/Chumley Artist Award
• Jesus Moroles Opens at the Latino Cultural Center
• Dallas Children's Theater Presents Regional Premiere ‘How I Became A Pirate’
• Bath House Cultural Center - December 2009 Newsletter
• Atmos Energy To Flare Natural Gas On Colwell Boulevard In Irving
• Dallas Arts Revue And Back Room Invitational At The Bath House Cultural Center
• Sanders Family Christmas at the Bath House Cultural Center
• Oak Cliff Chamber 2009 Awards Finalists
• Oak Cliff Chamber To Publish The First Annual Oak Cliff Arts, Culture And Architecture Guide
• The Pocket Presents Its Annual New Years Eve Theatre Party
• 'The Singapore Slingers' Present Vintage Holiday Music at The Pocket
• Best-Selling Author Jose Feliciano Launches 'Passion for Possibility'
• The McKinney Avenue Contemporary 2009 November-December Exhibitions
• Former Inmate Starts Prison Shuttle Business
• City Of Dallas Office Of Cultural Affairs Presents Arts In Crisis: A Kennedy Center Initiative
• The Making Of Spectrascape, A Visual Presentation By Artist, Leni Schwendinger
• ‘Ebenezer Scrooge’ Returns For Twenty-Eighth Consecutive Holiday Season At Pocket Sandwich.....
• Lu Mitchell and Catch-23 In Concert
• ‘2009 WInter Art Mart’ At The Bath House Cultural Center
• Esteban Pastorino Diaz
• Exhibition - Jaume Plensa: The Making Of Sho
• Exhibition - Santiago Calatrava: The Making Of Wave
• Exhibition - Face And Form: Modern And Contemporary Sculpture In The Meadows Collection
• Hawn Gallery Exhibit: There Was A Forest - Jewish Life In Eastern Europe Today
• Pollock Gallery Exhibit - France And Elsewhere: Recent Drawings By Danny Williams
• Meadows Fall Dance Concert
• Dallas Motorcycle Show
• McKinney Avenue Contemporary News - October 31, 2009
• Bath House Cultural Center - November 2009
• Dallas Puppet Theater Proudly Presents Hansel And Gretel
• Parkland Hospital System Expands Language Access with Language Line Phones
• Southwest Gallery Announces Solo Show Featuring Still Lifes By Kyle Polzin
• Santa’s Holiday For Strings: A Puppetry Extravaganza
• The Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson
• Danskin Dance Series
• My Sunday in Central Park…
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre to Hold Auditions For First Comedy-Spoof of 2010, 'Fangs for The Memories'
• Paul Baker Dies At 98
• McKinney Avenue Contemporary News - October 22, 2009
• Illuminated Landscapes - William Lesch
• Hotel Palomar Dallas Names Lab Puppy "Director of Pet Relations" Making Travel Doggone Fun
• Southwest Gallery Announces Kent Wallis
• SMU’S Meadows School Of The Arts Announces Recipients Of Inaugural Meadows Prize
• Dialog Dinner
• Announcing the New Series - Meadows at the Bath House
• Exhibition - White Rock Lake: A Place Near Home
• ‘2009 Dia de los Muertos’ Exhibition At The Bath House Cultural
• Bath House Cultural Center October 2009 Newsletter - October 8, 2009
• News From The MAC - October 8, 2009
• Reptile Fest
• The MAC Presents: Experimental Cinema With Roger Beebe
• New Gadget for Attic Vents - Saves Energy in Winter
• Free Night of Theater 2009
• Jerry Markham: Live! Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Dallas Doo-Wops At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• MomMeet Expo is seeking vendors!
• Comedy-Spoof, ‘Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde,’ At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Chess Reborn Beyond Computer Comprehension
• New Book Describes a Wife's Recovery, Battles with Health Insurance Companies
• DEE and Charles Wyly Lead Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony At Dallas Children’s Theater
• Bath House Cultural Center September 2009 Newsletter - September 10, 2009
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre To Hold Auditions For 28th Annual Production Of Christmas Musical, ‘Ebenez
• The Purse And The Person: A Century of Women's Purses - Exhibition
• Music Seen: Rock n Roll Photojournalists - Exhibition
• Women And Spirit: Catholic Sisters In America - Exhibition
• Peter Calvin
• Exhibition Opening and Labor Day Celebration
• Follow TWU News On Twitter And Facebook
• SMU To Host National Performing And Visual Arts College Fair
• The Bath House Cultural Center Presents Magic Mirrors and Alter Egos
• The Bath House Cultural Center Presents Jot That Down!
• Dallas Children’s Theater Presents Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
• Exhibition - Shine
• Meadows School Of The Arts At Smu Announces Launch Of Meadows Prize
• McKinney Avenue Contemporary News: August-September, 2009
• Ira Levin Comedy/Thriller, ‘Deathtrap,’ at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• The Light Crust Doughboys In Concert At The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• DCT’s Dracula Postponed
• MomMeet Expo Being Planned
• PDNB Gallery: The Bauhaus 1919-1933
• Meadows Museum Acquires Monumental Sculpture By Contemporary Spanish Artist Jaume Plensa
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre Auditions for 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde'
• Students Are Allowed to Wear Pajamas at These Accredited Colleges
• District Attorney, Craig Watkins to Speak at Ann Richards Dinner
• 'Crazy 'bout Patsy' Musical Tribute at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• TWU announces Pioneer Alert Emergency Notification System
• Look and Listen
• Shine - Exhibition
• Southwest Gallery Announces Annual Summer Art Festival
• News from The MAC - Week of July 15, 2009
• Little Red Riding Hood - The Melodrama!
• PDNB Gallery Newsletter - July 14, 2009
• Hotel Palomar Dallas Offers Special $75 Summer Rate for Teachers
• Kenn Thorpe - Church and State
• The Bath House Cultural Center presents Art Beyond the Stage
• News from The MAC - Week of June 29
• Tax Increment Financing (TIFs) and Municipal Management Districts (MMDs)
• News From The MAC - June 21, 2009
• LSU Mike the Tiger
• Tigersprung - Amy Revier's Performance
• Michael O'Brien - The Face of Texas
• Congressional Speakers To Make a Splash at Dual County Fish Fry
• Visual Art League of Lewisville Artists Michael Bales and R'Lene Winters Donate Paintings
• Don Schol Art and War
• Impel Ink Transforms Customer Photos into One-of-a-Kind Works of Art on Metal
• A great Community Network Online for Moms!
• Diego Rivera - The Cubist Portarits - Exhibition
• Captain Blood – The Pirate Melodrama
• Bath House Music Fest 2009
• ‘Dallas Doo Wops’ At The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Bath House Cultural Center News - June 1, 2009
• ‘Takin' A Break From Sex’ At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• ‘Lu Mitchell And Catch 23’ At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Dallas Children’s Theater Presents The Neverending Story
• Spicy Salsa Dancing
• Commemorate Members of the United States Armed Forces With The Democratic Party of Collin County
• The First French Short Film Festival In Dallas
• The Oak Cliff Goes Green Poster Contest
• Dallas Puppet Theater Summer Season
• News From The MAC - May 13, 2009
• Jenny Ellerbe: Here is Home
• One Thirty Productions Opens ‘I Ought to be in Pictures’ at the Bath House Cultural Center
• Alternative Online Auction Catches on at TheUniqueBid.com: High-End Electronics...
• Southwest Gallery Announces - One Man Show For John Cook
• The MAC 2009 Membership Exhibition Call For Entries!
• Museum of Nature & Science Invites Spy Kids of All Ages to Join Special Adventure
• News from The MAC - May 1, 2009
• From Here to There
• Whimsical Nature in Tales, Rhymes and Fables
• The Bath House Cultural Center presents Exquisite Creatures: The Mermaid and Octopus Show
• New Light on the Etruscans - Exhibition
• One Moment Of Sanity In Music And Dance
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre to Hold Auditions for Comedy-Spoof, ‘Captain Blood....
• Jennifer Cary Designs Offers Mom BlockCharm™ For Mother’s Day
• Dallas Children’s Theater Lights Up The Stage For 25 Years
• Death: The Musical by Scott A. Eckert
• Ron J. Anderson, M.D., to Address the Public on Healthcare
• JAARS TAKING FIRST KODIAK AIRCRAFT TO BE DEPLOYED IN INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ON U.S. TOUR
• Exhibition - Don Schol: Vietnam Remembrances
• Exhibition - Wu Jialin: Homeland
• Office of Cultural Affairs Celebrates 20th Anniversary
• Jennifer Cary Designs Offers BabyBlock® Charms For Easter
• Dallas Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games
• Local Author Named A Finalist For ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Award
• Titus Andronicus by William Shakespeare
• Thursday Evening Lecture: Death, Decapitation and Dismemberment on Etruscan Bronze Mirrors
• Lecture: A Conversation with Fred Wiseman
• Exhibit: From the Temple and the Tomb: Etruscan Treasures from Tuscany
• Thursday Evening Lecture: Aureliano de Beruete
• Meadows Wind Ensemble: The Dot and the Line: A Romance in Lower Mathematics
• Comini Lecture Series: A Modern Temple of the Andean Gods and Its Icons
• Thursday Evening Lecture: Visions of Prophecy in Etruscan, Greek and Roman Art
• Dallas Children’s Theater Announces 2009-2010 Season
• A World Premier Family Musical
• Titus Andronicus by William Shakespeare
• Bath House Cultural Center News - March 30, 2009
• Dallas-area Kroger stores fill pet prescriptions for $4
• Rosewood Center’s Young Adult Relevant Drama Presents 'Dont U Luv Me?'
• Dallas Puppet Theater Show Information - The Magical Land of OZ!
• Earth Day
• Southwest Gallery Announces Nomadas Del Arte Group Show
• News from The MAC - March 20, 2009
• SMU’S Meadows School Of The Arts Presents ‘The 2009 Meadows At The Meyerson’
• Here's Something Creative
• Dallas Opera Guild Vocal Competition
• Easter Egg Hunt For The Blind
• Captain Phantasm Vs. The Nefarious Dr. Noir
• Democratic Party of Collin County Appoints New Leader
• Jampact at The Bath House Cultural Center
• ‘Shake, Rattle and Roll,’ Las Vegas Doo-Wop Winners, at the Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• The Big Beats in Concert at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre Auditions for New Musical Comedy, ‘Death: The Musical’
• TWU Receives Approval to Offer Nursing Continuing Education Credits
• Dr. Cary A. Israel to Speak at DPCC March General Meeting
• Meadows Museum Exhibit - From the Temple and the Tomb: Etruscan Treasures from Tuscany
• Exhibition - Photographs from DeGolyer Library
• Exhibition - Contemporary Large-Scale Drawings from the West Collection
• Theatre - New Visions, New Voices
• Visiting Artist Lecture Series - Gregg Bordowitz
• Film Showing - Who Does She Think She Is?
• Visiting Artist Lecture Series - Ranjani Shettar
• Thursday Evening Lecture - Weaving as Worship
• Expanding Your Horizons Brown Bag Concert Series - Alash
• Symposium - Keeping the Faith: Civil Rights and Social Justice 45 Years After Freedom Summer
• Film Series - The Documentaries of Fred Wiseman
• Meadows Museum Presents Free 'Family Day'
• ‘The Levee Singers’ At The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Animalia/Honky Tonk Two Highly Divergent Series by Henry Horenstein
• One Thirty Productions Announces The Opening Of Lively Comedy - A Bench In The Sun
• Art of the Everyday: Curated by Marilyn Waligore
• Natura Fragilis: Curated by Enrique Fernández Cervantes
• Through Her Lens: Emerging Female Photographers
• And Then They Came For Me
• Angilee Wilkerson: The History Series, Re: Collect
• Art Talks - Quin Mathews: Movements
• American Idol, Namely Texas Top Star
• Unprepared College Students Confronted by Life-Shaping Decisions
• Lu Mitchell and Catch 23 in Annual St. Paddy's Day Concert
• ‘Dysfunctional Divas’ In Late Night Show At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Singapore Slingers to Perform at Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• The MAC Openingt: Olin Travis, Angilee Wilkerson and Quin Mathews
• Coordinating Board Awards TWU More than $375,000 to Address Nursing Shortage
• Psychos Never Dream
• Back Back Back By Itamar Moses
• The Pajama Game
• Hawn Gallery Exhibit: Photographs From DeGolyer Library
• Pollock Gallery Exhibit: 1:1 - Contemporary Large-Scale Drawings From the West Collection
• Exhibition - From the Temple and the Tomb: Etruscan Treasures From Tuscany
• News from The MAC - February 11, 2009
• The Rat Pack Live at the Sands
• Dallas SEO Firm
• Eating Together- The Key To A Successful Relationship
• Neil Simon Comedy, ‘Rumors,’ Next At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Todd Stewart: The Garden - John Albok Gallery
• Southwest Gallery Announces One Man Show for Mark Whitmarsh
• Innovators Of The Dallas Symphony Orchestra League To Host Annual Affaire De Champagne...
• Reading in the Comfort of Their Own Classroom
• The 15th Annual EL CORAZON Art Exhibition
• 'HeART and Soul' Exhibition at the BathHouse Cultural Center
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre Auditions for Comedy Spoof, ‘Dr. Phantasm’
• The Wachovia Foundation Presents Honus and Me
• The Unique Bid Puts Luxury Autos, Boats, Real Estate in Reach of Anyone
• Dallas Children’s Theater Presents Honus And Me
• Special Deals from The MAC
• Dallas Children’s Theater Presents The Tale Of Peter Rabbit
• ‘4 Out Of 5 Doctors’ Comedy Troupe To Appear At The Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• ‘Curtis Needs A Ride’ New Late Night Comedy Headliner At The Pocket
• Final Weekend for Sleeping Beauty!
• Raise the Roof: A Special Exhibit About Buildings
• Gary P. Nunn
• Keith Carter: A Certain Alchemy - Exhibition
• News from The MAC - January 8, 2009
• Special Program Helps Ex-Tech Workers Find Their Feet
• Hooch and Pooch 2009
• Consumers Make Money with Health Savings Accounts
• Who Is Inspiring Obama? Milestone Documents' Inaugural Addresses
• Leading Economist: Bail Out Homeowners Now!
• ‘Synergisms’ Exhibition at the Bath House Cultural Center
• 'Sum of All Parts 2' Exhibition at the BathHouse Cultural Center
• Santa Gets a Little Help from Equal Health
• 'Ode to Audubon’ Exhibition at the White Rock Lake Museum
• New Year’s Decisions for 2009
• Raise Gas Tax $3 and Give $5,000 to Each Family for Economic Stimulus!
• In The Beginning - 15th Century Mystery Plays
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre Auditions For Neil Simon Comedy, ‘Rumors’
• Viva La Salsa - Journey Through History
• Don’t Ever Fear Your Boss: The Biggest Inhibition To Career Progress
• Texas Woman's University Student Named American Association of University Women Fellow
• The 5 Mistakes That Could Cost You The Promotion You Deserve
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre Presents First 2009 Comedy - Zombie Dearest
• Pocket Sandwich Theatre Schedules Annual New Year’s Eve Theatre Party
• Book Signing at Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery
• Jonathan Tyler and the Northern Lights
• The Gourds
• Hayes Carll - Band of Heathens
• Todd Snider
• Oak Cliff Chamber Media Package
• Madeline's Christmas
• OhGr
• Tech Lab - Make Space for Artists: Design-A-Studio
• Tending the Afterlife - Chinese Tomb Art from the Neolithic Period to the Ming Dynasty
• Holiday Party Pot Luck and Play Readings
• The Polyphonic Spree Holiday Extravaganza Shows
• Kelly Willis and Bruce Robison Holiday Show
• Molas of the Kuna People of Panama
• Sedrick Huckaby - Big Momma's House
• Proven Stroke Recovery Techniques From The Stroke Survivor Who Lived It
• family in need
• A Discussion on Richard Wright Led by Professor Darryl Dickson Carr
• My Brightest Diamond
• Monte Montgomery
• Edward Albee's - The Goat or Whom Is Sylvia?
• Cory Morrow
• Digable Planets Plus - Strange Fruit Project
• A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
• Bob The Builder Live
• Ebenezer Scrooge '08
• Sweeney Todd - Fiend of Fleet Street
• Free Inventor Workshops – One to One Question and Answer Session
• Ricki Derek And His Big Band
• Artreach Dallas Presents Delbert Mcclinton
• Beyond Green - Toward A Sustainable Art
• Poetry Workshop with Christine Rhein - Twists, Turns and Leaps
• Reading and Book Signing by Christine Rhein and Kathleen Kent
• The Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture's First Annual Festival of Ideas
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• Science Writer To Explain 'Body Maps' In Free Event
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• How to Make Tougher Decisions in Today’s Tougher Economy
• Ray Lamontagne
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• Photos for Sweeney Todd - Fiend of Fleet Street At Pocket Sandwich Theatre
• Magnetic Fields
• Rodney Malone Sworn In as Postmaster for Carrollton
• Texas State Fair
• Your Incredible Body - Grand Opening
• Digital Photography Classes Now Taught 36 Times Throughout The Year At The MAC
• Started a pet project
• Preschool at the Dallas Zoo
• TWU College of Nursing Receives $600,000 Federal Grant for DNP Program
• Bringing China to Our Children
• Taste Of Dallas
• Tenet Awards Scholarships to Children of Employees In its California Region
• International Parking Conference And Exposition
• On The Air! A Walk Down Memory Lane
• DCT Announces 08-09 Season
• Nicholas Simmons Workshop
• Ambit Energy Launches Green-e Certified Electricity Service In Texas and New York
• Mary Ann Beckwith Workshop
• A Year With Frog and Toad
• Dallas International Guitar Festival
• Marlies Vonk - Oil – Figurative Painting With Live Models
• New You Expo
• Hugh Greer - Acrylic Landscapes
• Meadows Wind Ensemble Presents Birthday Tribute to Composer Simon Sargon
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• Deep Ellum Arts Festival
• Dallas Auto Show
• Joyce Faulknor - Painting Crystal and Glass in Watercolor
• Obama in 2008
• North Texas Irish Festival
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• Auto Parts Autorama
• TWU Names Experienced Higher Education Administrator Kay Claytonas New Provost
• DFW Urban Realty Merges with buyandselldallas.com
• Gulf Coast Christian Band "Jacob Blue" Top 5 Finalist for Momentum Award
• Rapid Admissions Unit Opens At RHD Medical Center
• RHD Medical Center Launches Critical Assessment Team Proven to Save Lives
• Show: Queensryche
• Texas Christians cruising in Alaska this Summer !
• Lipazzaner Stallions
• Plastic Surgery: Truth Is in Style
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• The MAC Event
• Show: Sonny Landreth
• Antifeminism x Hagakure US Coupling Tour 2007
• Show: Raq
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• New Works Festival 2008
• Show: A Dog's Life
• Show: Angels And Airwaves
• Richard III - By William Shakespeare
• Show: Crimes Of The Heart
• Show: Les Savy Fav
• Marvins Room By Scott McPherson
• Tresrle At Pope Lick Creek By Naomi Wallace
• Show: The Goodbye Girl
• Show: A Peter White Christmas
• The Last Night Of Ballyhoo
• Exhibition: What is Tibetan Art? Selections From The Rubin Museum Of Art
• Show: Spoonfed Tribe
• Exhibition: The CARU Collection Of Chinese Snuff Bottles - Part II
• Show: Iron And Wine
• Show: The Gourds
• Exhibition: Five Thousand Years of Chinese Ceramics
• Show: Trapt / Fuel
• Show: Black Tie Dynasty And Radiant
• Exhibition: Woman - The Art of Gaston Lachaise
• Show: Hayes Carll
• Show: Jonathan Tyler And the Northern Lights
• Show: James McMurtry
• Show: Salim Nourallah And The Deathray Davies
• Show: Marcia Ball
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• Show: Pilotdrift
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• Five Things You Should Know About FDR's Pearl Harbor Speech
• Join other Texas Christians for an Alaska Cruise in 2008 !
• Senator Florence Shapiro Honored by the Dallas Holocaust Museum
• Gifts That Make a Statement This Holiday Season
• Art Talk: Dawn DeDeaux The Order of Chaos
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• RHD Memorial Medical Center Celebrate National Adoption Awareness Month
• TWU Schedules Project Gateway Information Sessions In Denton, Dallas
• One Thirty Productions: a new theater production company in Dallas
• Taking The Mystery Out of Mammograms
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• The MAC Events
• Pollock Gallery Exhibit: Noah Simblist: Protocols Of Zion
• Meadows Distinguished Artist Series: Violinist Chee-Yun
• Jampact Jazz Concert
• Meadows Symphony Orchestra: New Sounds
• Meadows Museum Lecture
• Meadows Chorale
• Piano Recital
• Museum Lecture Series: Venice In The Age Of Impressionism
• Expanding Your Horizons Brown Bag Concert Series: North Indian Classical Music
• Art History Symposium: Collecting And Collectivity
• Play: The Seagull By Anton Chekhov
• The 2007 Sammons Media Ethics Lecture
• Tile Design In Valencia: From The Middle Ages Through The Early 20th Century - Exhibit
• Sketching In The Galleries
• Meadows Wind Ensemble: Magneticfireflies
• An Evening Of Words And Song
• Show - Blue Mountain And The Drams
• Perfromance - Salome By Richard Strauss
• Perfromance - Porgy And Bess By George Gershwin
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
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• Join us tonight: Art & Culture for Seeds
• Art Talk with Shawn Smith
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• Steven Kellogg's Pinkerton
• Love’s Labour’s Lost by William Shakespeare
• The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
• Art Talks with Katie Pell
• New Works Festival 2007 : End Times
• Art Talk with Connie Connally
• Exhibition:Art Works by Brad Ellis,Mauricio Cuartas, and Carolyn McAdams
• Pictures at an Exhibition
• The Light Crust Doughboys - Springtime on the Range
• "A Midnight Cry" The Underground Railroad to Freedom
• Dallas TX Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts
• Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare
• Linda Daugherty's The Secret Life of Girls
• Show : Mr. Marmalade
• Exhibition:Art Works by Jeff Wenzel,Michelle O'Michael, and Tom Pribyl
• TWU’s Walsh Represents State’s Graduate Students On THECB Committee
• Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach
• St. Paddy’s Day Concert: Lu Mitchell and Catch 23
• Concert:Yale Cellos
• Pavlovs Dogs
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• North Dallas Jazz Band Allstars - Class Act Dixieland Jazz
• Victims: Late Night Comedy Show
• The Classic Fairy Tale Awakens Sleeping Beauty
• Visit to A Small Planet - A comedy by Gore Vidal
• Carnival of the Animals
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• A Taste of Americana
• Show : Woyzeck
• Exhibition - Paintings By Frank Tolbert
• Exhibition - Paintings By Frank Tolbert
• David McCullough - Painting Exhibition
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• Art Show by The Art Dealers Association of America
• Body Worlds the Anatomical Exhibition of Real Human Bodies
• Exhibit : Painted Woods by Lilian Garcia-Roig
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• Explore Texas: Museum of the Southwest
• Lohengrin by Richard Wagner
• Explore Texas: The Austin Museum of Art
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• Sunday Concert Series
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• The Lost World, Hollywood Silent Film - Deloitte Pops Series
• Acoustic Africa Titus Music Series
• AT&T Out to Lunch Concert Series - Road Crew
• Performing and Visual Arts College Fairs
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• Wizefest 2006
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• Fabulation
• The Disability Rights Movement
• Van Gogh: Sheaves of Wheat
• Alzheimer's Foundation of America National Concepts in Care Conference
• Young Actors Workshop with Hallie Todd
• La Riata Gala & Texas Hold 'Em Poker Tournament
• Theatre at the Muse: Welcome Home, Marian Anderson
• Late Nights at the Dallas Museum of Art
• The Sleeping Beauty
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