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“Table tennis is one of the most difficult sports in the world, and it’s because of the spin. The speed of the game, the strategy, there’s so much behind it,” Eric Dulido said. / Photo by Lorenzo Almanza

Competitors improve at table tennis tournament

Irving—The Grapevine Table Tennis Club hosted its 2025 SpinMaster table tennis tournament in the Georgia Farrow Recreation Center on Apr. 19. The...

Irving: The City and The Man Irving Trivia Contest April 26, 9 a.m.Jack Huffman Community Building - 801 W. Irving Blvd. Individuals and teams of up to four members are...

Fish art contest announces winners

Athens—The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) announced the 2025 winners of the Texas division of the Wildlife Forever’s Fish Art Contest. The contest is housed and...

H-E-B offers grants to nonprofits to help plant trees

During Earth Month, H-E-B is ramping up its efforts to plant more trees across Texas. Through its Trees for Texans program, the retailer is making available to nonprofits...

Attendees of NuStart Adult Day Care Center in Cedar Hill enjoy an Easter celebration hosted by Molina Healthcare of Texas. / Photo provided

Enjoying Easter with friends

Athletes inducted into school’s Hall of Fame

Cedar Hill—Family, friends, teammates, coaches, and other community members celebrated the induction of CHISD athletes into the Class of 2025 Cedar Hill Athletics Longhorn...

“I thought [that we’d reach regionals] from the first day of practice,” Tom Himert said. / Photo provided

Cedar Hill girls golfers reach regionals

Cedar Hill—The Cedar Hill girl’s golf team finished second at the District 11-6A Tournament at Dallas Golf Club earlier this month. This win means...

From the City of Coppell: Water restrictions

Families fighting Huntington's Disease find support

Coppell—Families, caregivers, and advocates affected by Huntington's Disease (HD) attended the 2025 Education Day hosted by the Greater North Texas Chapter of the...

"This event is the culmination of the attitude you see around Coppell,” Mayor Pro-Tem Kevin Nevels said. / Photo by
Stephen Hunt

Neighbors volunteer to help neighbors

Coppell—When Katie Blust became the City of Coppell's community services manager, she wanted to help residents engage more with one another. The...

DFW International

DFW seeks additional artists for reimagined terminal C

DFW Airport—Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) announced the next phase of a public call for artists as part of the airport’s ongoing capital construction...

photo by Stephen Hunt

Dr. Elba Garcia receives humanitarian award

Dallas—Dr. Elba Garcia has served the Dallas area as a dentist and a dedicated public servant, first as a member of the Dallas City Council and...

DHHS cuts affect North Texas

Dallas—Budget cuts at the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in Washington, D.C., which include laying off 10,000 full-time employees, are...

Students receive scholarships to TCU

DeSoto—DeSoto High School students Jasmine Perez, Taeshon Joseph, Kennadi Wallace, and Daniel Elguea were awarded scholarships from the Texas...

Irving Art Museum

Dart Art

Duncanville native selected in WNBA Draft

Duncanville—Zaay Green’s road to hearing her name called in the 2025 WNBA Draft on Apr. 14 was a long and winding one, but worth it for the Duncanville native, who was...

Coach takes helm of basketball program

Duncanville—After more than a decade of contributing to the success of Duncanville Athletics, Neiman Ford has been named the new head coach for the UIL 6A Division 1 Boys...

“It’s great for our students to learn from the business community and know the resources that are available,”
Madelyn Argueta said. /Photo by Maya Gayler

Resource fair offers variety of opportunities

Irving—Singley Academy hosted Irving ISD’s annual Bringing Irving Together: Community Resource Fair on April 12. The one-stop, family-friendly...

Cistercian Preparatory quiz bowl team advances to national tournament

Irving—With its strong finish at the Tal Atkins Memorial Quiz Bowl Tournament, the quiz bowl team from Cistercian Preparatory School in Irving proved themselves worthy to...

Wilmer statement on Wilmer-Hutchins High School shooting

Wilmer—The City of Wilmer’s mayor and city council were devastated to learn of the shooting that took place at Wilmer-Hutchins High School. While this tragic event occurred...

From the City of Coppell: Water restrictions

photo by Maya Gayler

Candidate forum focuses on local challenges

Irving—The League of Women Voters (LWV) of Irving hosted its Spring City Council Candidate Forum before the May 3 elections. The event allowed...

Local elections impact communities

Most cities and school districts in the DFW area are holding local elections in May."Your local officials have almost more control over your life and impact your life more...

Wilmer statement on Wilmer-Hutchins High School shooting

Wilmer—The City of Wilmer’s mayor and city council were devastated to learn of the shooting that took place at Wilmer-Hutchins High School. While this tragic event occurred...

Shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School

Dallas—Five people were hospitalized after a shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas on Apr. 15. Of the five, four of them had been shot and one was hospitalized...

City of Wilmer Statement on Wilmer-Hutchins High School Shooting

The City of Wilmer Mayor and City Council are devastated to learn of the shooting that took place today at Wilmer-Hutchins High School. While this tragic event occurred...

“It’s great for our students to learn from the business community and know the resources that are available,”
Madelyn Argueta said. /Photo by Maya Gayler

Resource fair offers variety of opportunities

Irving—Singley Academy hosted Irving ISD’s annual Bringing Irving Together: Community Resource Fair on April 12. The one-stop, family-friendly...

photo by Maya Gayler

Candidate forum focuses on local challenges

Irving—The League of Women Voters (LWV) of Irving hosted its Spring City Council Candidate Forum before the May 3 elections. The event allowed...

“Table tennis is one of the most difficult sports in the world, and it’s because of the spin. The speed of the game, the strategy, there’s so much behind it,” Eric Dulido said. / Photo by Lorenzo Almanza

Competitors improve at table tennis tournament

Irving—The Grapevine Table Tennis Club hosted its 2025 SpinMaster table tennis tournament in the Georgia Farrow Recreation Center on Apr. 19. The...

Linda McManus Moses

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Linda McManus Moses, 78, on Sunday, April 13, 2025. Linda was born September 30, 1946, in...

“It’s great for our students to learn from the business community and know the resources that are available,”
Madelyn Argueta said. /Photo by Maya Gayler

Resource fair offers variety of opportunities

Irving—Singley Academy hosted Irving ISD’s annual Bringing Irving Together: Community Resource Fair on April 12. The one-stop, family-friendly...

Families fighting Huntington's Disease find support

Coppell—Families, caregivers, and advocates affected by Huntington's Disease (HD) attended the 2025 Education Day hosted by the Greater North Texas Chapter of the...

photo by Stephen Hunt

Dr. Elba Garcia receives humanitarian award

Dallas—Dr. Elba Garcia has served the Dallas area as a dentist and a dedicated public servant, first as a member of the Dallas City Council and...

Duncanville native selected in WNBA Draft

Duncanville—Zaay Green’s road to hearing her name called in the 2025 WNBA Draft on Apr. 14 was a long and winding one, but worth it for the Duncanville native, who was...

Athletes inducted into school’s Hall of Fame

Cedar Hill—Family, friends, teammates, coaches, and other community members celebrated the induction of CHISD athletes into the Class of 2025 Cedar Hill Athletics Longhorn...

“I thought [that we’d reach regionals] from the first day of practice,” Tom Himert said. / Photo provided

Cedar Hill girls golfers reach regionals

Cedar Hill—The Cedar Hill girl’s golf team finished second at the District 11-6A Tournament at Dallas Golf Club earlier this month. This win means...

Fish art contest announces winners

Athens—The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) announced the 2025 winners of the Texas division of the Wildlife Forever’s Fish Art Contest. The contest is housed and...

Mass deportations will negatively affect Texas’ economy

A cornerstone of President Donald Trump's election campaign was the mass deportations of immigrants. Since he took office, deportations have increased, raising questions...

Texas A&M Law ranks 22nd in nation

Ft. Worth—Texas A&M University School of Law has again risen in the rankings and now stands at 22nd nationally, according to U.S. News & World Report. As it breaks...

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