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Young people involved in the Dallas County Juvenile Department took center stage at North Lake Campus with visual art exhibition, video game demonstrations and three musical performances. Big Thought’s Creative Solutions Youth Showcase took place Aug. 6 and 7. The showcase, presented by the arts education organization Big Thought, brought together students,
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Student media reporters and professional journalists exchanged ideas and explored practical strategies to implement in their newsrooms at the Texas Center for Community Journalism (TCCJ) Solutions Summit. The event brought together some 60 journalists who attended the event at Tarleton State University – Fort Worth, on July 30 and 31. The Texas Center for Co
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Most people think of a DART station or a subway station (in other communities) as nothing more than a place to catch a train. During a recent trip to Mexico City, I discovered that a metro station can also serve as a museum, a history lesson and a source of national pride. Walking through the... The post Every journey can teach us something appeared first on
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Dallas College’s Brookhaven Campus is home to an exclusive Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) program that gives students hands-on experience with an MRI unit housed inside a specialized trailer on campus. The MRI Advanced Technical Certificate program is only offered at Brookhaven Campus. The campus is home to Dallas College’s Radiologic Sciences imaging labs
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“Voicemails for Isabelle” is a touching film that reminds audiences of the healing power of empathy and the courage it takes to move forward after loss. Written and directed by Leah McKendrick, this romantic movie released in 2026 follows the journey of Jill (Zoey Deutch), as she navigates between mourning and hope. Jill is an... The post Love heals grief in
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The African American Museum of Dallas in Fair Park counts among its archives issues of Sepia magazine, a landmark publication that chronicled and celebrated Black achievement, culture and leadership. The exhibit “People Who Make The World Go ‘Round, The Legacy of Sepia Magazine” is on view through Aug. 11. “We own images from Sepia magazine.... The post Sepi
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Sometimes the best adventures are the ones that don’t require a plane ticket or a weekend of planning. A recent visit with friends to Lakefront in Little Elm turned out to be one of the most enjoyable and affordable outings of the summer. Located just about an hour’s drive from Irving, Lakefront offers a refreshing... The post A perfect summer escape: a budg
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The new H-E-B grocery store in Irving continues to experience strong customer traffic weeks after its opening. For many residents, H-E-B is more than just another supermarket. It represents added convenience, greater shopping choices and another sign of the city’s continued growth. The new store marked another milestone in H-E-B’s expansion acros
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  “Mandela: The Official Exhibition,” presented by the African American Museum of Dallas, offers visitors a journey through the life and legacy of the world’s most celebrated freedom fighter, Nelson Mandela. The exhibit runs through Nov 1. “Some of these artifacts that you see are replicas, and a lot of them are real. Some of... The post Nelson Mandela
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Communities across North Texas and the nation will celebrate Independence Day this week as the United States marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The Fourth of July commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, declaring the 13 American colonies independent.
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