Snarf’s lists Kessler Park restaurant as $350,000 renovation is reported
The chain identifies a Dallas address on Fort Worth Avenue, while the reported construction horizon stops short of establishing an opening date.
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The chain identifies a Dallas address on Fort Worth Avenue, while the reported construction horizon stops short of establishing an opening date.
A 9-6 board vote reportedly chose an unnamed finalist. A July 21 meeting is official, but DART has not said who Candidate A is.
Church leaders have approved moving forward and are accepting construction gifts, while older records show differing historical size concepts.
The larger filing covers 38,826 square feet at Urban Towers, but the records do not establish how the two projects are connected.
The original 3 p.m. July 13 reopening time passed after a rain delay, and Garland’s update did not provide a new time for the crossing…
The Oak Cliff restaurant lists split lunch and dinner hours Tuesday through Sunday, while its alcohol application remains at the “Received” stage.
Shuttle buses were substituted near a station serving DART’s Red, Blue, Green and Orange lines; no restoration time was available.
A $500,000 state renovation registration adds a construction milestone to ME+EM's reported Knox Street arrival, though it does not confirm an opening date.
A $3.5 million state registration adds a construction milestone to Dallas-backed plans for a year-round shelter and crisis-services center at Austin Street Center's former property.
WFAA reports a renewed Garland Water Utilities impostor warning. Here are the city’s checks for identification, appointments, refunds and sales pitches.
The reported dismissal ends the court challenge, but the available accounts provide no new timetable for City Hall relocation or redevelopment decisions.
Dallas County says its elections administrator followed state law and does not control the voter-verification program challenged in federal court.