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Calendar: Not-to-Miss Events for Innovators in Dallas-Fort Worth
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Apply Now: Opportunities for North Texas Innovators
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Oak Cliff Chamber Summit Brings Together Leaders to Discuss Regional Transportation
“Transportation decisions made over the next decade could shape how Dallas moves, develops and connects for the next century.” That was the message Dallas Area Rapid Transit Board Chairman Randall Bryant shared with Dallas Weekly following the Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce’s 2026 Transportation S...
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Freddie Haynes Outlines Congressional Agenda, Calls for Abolishing ICE and a True Cost-of-Living Wage
By Patrick Washington | The Dallas Weekly DALLAS — Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Haynes III has spent decades challenging political power from the pulpit. Now, as a candidate for Texas’ 30th Congressional District, the longtime Dallas pastor says he wants to take that fight directly to Congress, where he...
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Dallas police hold traffic stop simulation for students with learning disabilities
Dallas Academy and the Dallas Police Department will host a traffic stop simulation on Saturday to give student drivers with learning disabilities practice interacting with police officers and help lower their anxiety.
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Dallas woman says persistent mammogram staff likely saved her life
A West Dallas woman credits a free Parkland mobile mammogram program and its persistent staff with detecting her early-stage breast cancer in time to save her life.