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How did shy, sweet Edie Brickell become America’s hottest new performer? By sticking to her vision —and doing what the record company told her.

Daks dangerously back, a Texas-sized Gold Glove, Mavs first will last, and boo yall hurrying Fall, all in this weeks DFW sports notebook.

Mavs first will last, a Texas-sized Gold Glove, Daks dangerously back, and boo yall hurrying Fall, all in this weeks DFW sports notebook.

A Texas-sized Gold Glove, Daks dangerously back, Mavs first will last, and boo yall hurrying Fall, all in this weeks DFW sports notebook.

By the time former city councilmember Ann Zadeh was elected in 2014, the West 7th corridor was beginning to experience the challenges tied to increased pedestrian and vehicle congestion and disagreements over how many bars should be allowed in the area. City council was addressing “the proliferation of bars and

Facades+ Dallas will take place on September 9th, with a day looking at historic facades and climate responsive designs.

The road, it seems, does not go on forever, and the party — at least the live one — is wrapping up for legendary Texas songwriter Robert Earl Kee

The first Monkey King Noodle Co. started in 2013 in what used to be a taco stand in Dallas’ Deep Ellum.

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A critically acclaimed sushi chef, most recently of New York City, is coming to Dallas to open a special kind of restaurant: Called Tatsu Dallas, it's an