A Pop-Up Park Is Coming to This Corner of Forest and Audelia
The Park at Forest-Audelia could help drive ideas for change in the neighborhood.
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The Park at Forest-Audelia could help drive ideas for change in the neighborhood.
Last summer, 10 Dallas neighborhoods signed up for a pilot program to give residents more room to exercise and socially distance by blocking through-traffic ...
Dallas Love Field Launches “Lead With Love” podcast May 14, 2021 | 1 Dallas Love Field launches a new podcast on June 1 titled Lead With Love. Rather than a traditional host, it will feature a conversation between multiple voices of Dallas discussing ways that strong leadership, respect of diversity and inclusion, and celebration of local culture make a difference in the community. The show’s guests will converse and answer audience questions in a 30-minute lunchtime discussion. The first season kicks off on June 1 at 12:30 p.m. and can be watched live on Love Field’s social media o...
Mothers of Reinvention From the moment Honolulu shut down in early March 2020, restaurants and bars have valiantly swiveled to counteract the pandemic’s effects. We have had a dazzling choice of takeout (with spots such as Senia turning it into a high art), chef kits (Pai Honolulu had a creative series), and premium produce (MW Restaurant sold farmer friends’ goods). But some are reinventing the integral idea of what a restaurant is. Alejandro “Aker” Briceño, the former Nobu Honolulu pastry chef who was part of the pioneering eateries V Lounge (where he introduced the city to Neapoli...
April 23, 2021 MACOMB, IL – As two in a series of new park benches were unveiled in Macomb Thursday as part of Earth Day, the project is interwoven with partnerships with several Western Illinois University organizations. Build a Better Block Macomb has spent over a year collecting thousands of pounds of plastic soda bottle caps, donated by local residents. Those caps were then transported to Green Tree Plastics, an Indiana company that recycles them into park benches. A variety of local residents and organizations have sponsored the processing costs for each bench. There were alrea...