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It’s Election Day in DeSoto, with voters about to choose a new mayor. Here’s what you need to know Mayor Pro Tem Kenzie Moore III and Rachel Proctor, a former mayor pro tem of the city, are vying to fill the late Curtistene McCowan’s term. The City of DeSoto's Jim Baugh Government Center (right) is pictured in DeSoto Town Center in DeSoto, Texas, Wednesday, June 24, 2020.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) to reflect that Feb. 2 is Election Day. Tuesday is Election Day in DeSoto, where two candidates are vying to fill the late Curtistene McCowan’s term: Mayor Pro Tem Kenzie Moore III and ...

Apartment Therapy: How to turn your apartment into a romantic oasis Candice Avila-Garcia FacebookTwitterEmail Valentine's Day is fast approaching and if you haven't booked reservations or thought about it, because well COVID-19, we have an alternative - turn your apartment patio into a romantic oasis. Last year, before COVID-19 took over our lives, we were able to celebrate the holiday of love carefree. Now in this pandemic-era, many prefer just to stay home.  So we wanted to help those of you who prefer to celebrate Valentine's Day at home add some "sparkle" to their celebration. With a qu...

D Magazine titled “Why is Dallas architecture so bad?,” Dallas Morning News architecture critic Mark Lamster revisits the question. How has Dallas progressed in the intervening years, and how might it remake itself for the better? Is Dallas architecture still so bad? We recommend reading Lamster’s answer first and then moving on to his list below of the best and worst architecture in Dallas today. BEST: LETTER OF COMMENDATION Fountain Place “The architecture of a tall tower is 99% logic and 1% art — but don’t you dare take away that 1%,” said Henry Cobb, architect of the prism...

Where to find the brightest neighborhood Christmas lights in Dallas or your suburb Must-see displays make for fun and socially distanced driving tours. Visitors take in the Burkman family's holiday lights at their Frisco home.(Jason Janik / Special Contributor) If you’re up for some holiday cheer that’s safe, fun and free, plan an after-dark tour of one or more of these neighborhood light displays. Load family or those in your social bubble and maybe some holiday snacks in your vehicle, turn on some Christmas tunes and enjoy the sights. In some cases, it’s OK to park and walk, but remem...