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Ate Day8 a Week your username ATE DAY8 a Week With spring in the air, there are a lot of things to do and eat and drink. Here are eight ideas to check out soon. By Jennifer Bovee On Sunday, celebrate National Ranch Water Day with RancH20 at the new Hotel Drover. Photo courtesy RanchH2O 1.) The 2020 recession pummeled restaurants and bars across the country. In Fort Worth, the shuttering of Funkytown Fermatorium, Deep Ellum Brewing Company’s short-lived offshoot at 611 University Dr, was an especially significant loss to the local restaurant and brew scene. When Vivek Rajbahak heard about t...

Japanese builder partners on Frisco rental community Daiwa House and Toll Brothers teamed up for a new Frisco Square project. The new Kilby apartments are in the Frisco Square mixed-use development.(Toll Brothers ) A Japanese builder has opened a new Frisco apartment community — the first of several projects the Tokyo-based company has in the works in North Texas. Daiwa House Texas Inc., a subsidiary of Japan-based Daiwa House Group, built the 258-room Kilby apartments in Frisco in a partnership with Toll Brothers Apartment Living. The four-story rental community is in the mixed-use Frisco ...

FRISCO, TX - Presidium, a diversified real estate investment and management firm, has completed construction on Presidium at Edgestone, a 188-unit, 165,398-square-foot luxury age-restricted active adult community. Presidium at Edgestone is located near more than $5-billion worth of commercial and retail developments in Frisco, which was recently recognized as having the highest growth rate than any other U.S. city in the past decade by the Census Bureau. Designed by Cross Architects and SeeSaw Creative, the community offers freestanding independent living cottages, in addition to a residentia...

The top places to see Christmas lights and other holiday displays in Dallas-Fort Worth Find sparkling displays and attractions across North Texas. Friends take a selfie at Vitruvian Lights at Vitruvian Park.(Juan Figueroa / Staff photographer) Driving around looking at Christmas lights is a great way to stay socially distant and catch some cheer. So it’s a good thing that the holidays in Dallas-Fort Worth are always bright with sparkling light displays. Old favorites are returning — some with upgrades — and there’s a handful of new drive-through displays. Here’s a roundup of places ...