City council and school board candidates presented themselves to residents of south Irving at a forum hosted by the South...
Phil Cerroni
Phil began working for the Rambler in February 2012 as a freelance writer. After graduating from the University of Dallas in May 2012 with a BA in Drama, he continued at the paper and began freelancing in the local theater and television industries before taking a full-time position with the Rambler in February 2013. Phil is as member of the American Theatre Critics Association and the International Association of Theatre Critics.
The Four Seasons hosted some of the most influential minds in academia during the inaugural Globalization of Higher Education Conference...
A fire broke out at Finley Terrace apartments in the early hours of March 22. Thirty units were destroyed, 80 people...
People do not usually consider high school drama to be hyper-competitive, but dressed in a black and yellow track suit...
In its never-ending search for funds to accommodate a steadily-rising demand for its services, Irving Cares is currently in involved...
Set against the backdrop of the U.S.’s sinking position in the international education community and amid criticism directed towards curricula...
The grand reopening of Champps Americana in Las Colinas in February represented more than just renovations to the long-time Irving...
Amid the festivities for Irving ISD’s open house night on March 4, Lamar MS unveiled their brand-new parent center, a...
TxDOT is finalizing plans for a massive road project which is slated to begin near the end of 2014 or,...
Two very different developers are making plans to break ground for single-family homes in Irving’s Heritage District. The first is...