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Southlake’s successful gaucho pizza concept is expanding Delucca Gaucho Pizza and Wine is set for a Fort Worth debut next month. Southlake-based Delucca Gaucho Pizza is expanding to Fort Worth, where it will feature the restaurant's roaming gauchos who serve slices of pizza.(Courtesy Delucca Gaucho Pizza) Southlake’s Delucca Gaucho Pizza is expanding to Fort Worth, after opening in Plano and the Design District in Dallas. The restaurant from Evandro and Vanderleia Caregnato, which employs roaming gauchos to serve virtually endless slices of pizza, opened in Southlake in 2018. Now, after ...

Now here’s a crafty idea from IKEA. For the first time, the Swedish company, with local stores in Grand Prairie and Frisco, has released free downloadable...

Carroll High School’s new fine arts complex is set to premiere in January The complex is part of a $208 million bond package approved three years ago. The fine arts complex at Carroll Senior High School will debut in the spring semester.(Courtesy Carroll ISD) The new fine arts complex at Carroll Senior High School is ready to take a bow. The facility, home to the school’s choir and band programs, will open at the start of the spring semester, according to the school district. The building is part of a $208 million bond package Carroll ISD voters approved in May 2017; other technology and ...

Grand Prairie Library hires a social worker to help residents: ‘Our job is more than just offering books’ “At the library, we see such a wide variety of people with so many different needs,” says supervisor of programs Caitlin Milligan. A small water tower stands at the Market Square on Main St. in downtown Grand Prairie. The city's library recently hired a social worker to help residents with various needs.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) Grand Prairie’s libraries are not just about books and free computer time. The library system recently made a first-in-its-history hire: a social w...

Angela Richardson-Woods is the first Black woman to serve on McKinney City Council Richardson-Woods will temporarily fill the District 1 seat following the recall of La’Shadion Shemwell last month. The city council on Monday appointed Angela Richardson-Woods to the District 1 seat left vacant after a recall election last month.(Courtesy City of McKinney) The McKinney City Council on Monday appointed Angela Richardson-Woods to fill the District 1 seat left vacant after November’s recall of La’Shadion Shemwell. Richardson-Woods is the first Black woman to serve on the McKinney City Counci...