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“It’s important to share symphonies
and concerts with young people,”
Bonnie Curry said. /Photo by Arden Terry

Audience responds to Unicorn's party

Irving—The Irving Symphony Orchestra (ISO) performed “The Unicorn’s Birthday” in Carpenter Hall, a whimsical and sensory-friendly concert specially...

Kinman receives Oscar Ward Scholarship

Irving—The Greater Irving Republican Club awarded Audry Kinman the Oscar Ward Scholarship of $1,000. Kinman graduated from Great Hearts Irving...

Photo by Mark Zeske

Irving launches Downtown Irving Reimagined project

Irving—The City of Irving launched its “Downtown Irving Reimagined” (DIR) initiative with a community meeting at the Jack Huffman Community...

Irving: Block PrintingJuly 7, 2 p.m.West Irving Library, 4444 W. Rochelle Rd.The West Irving Library is holding a special art project for tweens and teens. Partcipants will...

From the City of Irving: Wells Fargo Employees Prepare Backpacks...

In advance of the massive Wells Fargo campus opening in Irving, employees who will work in the new buildings are giving back to the community. They participated in the...

Civilians invited to active shooter training

Grand Prairie—Representatives from over 30 law enforcement agencies from across North Texas gathered at Grand Prairie Police headquarters on June 23. The agencies announced...

Arden Scout Harrell /Photo provided

Teen completes early-morning seminary program

Arden Scout Harrell, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, was recently honored at a seminary graduation ceremony held at...

“We’re celebrating it [Juneteenth], and people are enjoying the music and being together,” Tony Blaine said. /
Photo by Arden Terry

Juneteenth fills two days of celebration

Irving—The City of Irving held a two-day-long celebration in honor of Juneteenth. The first event was a jazz concert held on Friday, June 13, on...

“I’ve had a wonderful turnout tonight. I’ve had a lot of support, good feedback on the work, and, more
importantly, the content,” Amy Branch-Lambert said. /Photo by Arden Terry

Irving Arts Center hosts receptions

Irving—The Irving Arts Center (IAC) hosted a dual reception for local artists Amy Branch-Lambert and Rachel Black on Friday night, June 13. These...

“Even after 30 years, eight months, and six days, God’s timing can prevail,” Bridgett Scott said. /Photo by Mark Zeske

Police solve cold case murder

Irving—The Irving Police Department recently arrested Darryl Patrick Goggans for allegedly fatally stabbing 29-year-old Megan Beth Johns, an Irving...

Cedar Hill: South Hills Crime Prevention MeetingJune 23, 7 p.m. – 8 p.m.Grady Lamb Police Building601 E. Belt Line Rd.Cedar Hill: Windsor Park PID Regular MeetingJune 23 at...

Irving Airman recognized by U.S. Army Parachute Team

During the two-day Kirtland Air Fiesta, the U.S. Army Parachute Team, the Golden Knights, presented a “Flight Baton” to Senior Airman Liberty Estrada on June 1.Liberty is...

From the City of Irving: July 4 Parade Applications Deadline is...

Irving's annual Sparks & Stripes Fourth of July Parade will be in the Heritage District on Friday, July 4 at 9 a.m., with the sounds of marching bands, floats and all...

From Irving Police Department Police Media Affairs

UPDATE:Great news! Mr. Garcia has been located and is safe and well. We sincerely appreciate everyone's help in spreading the word and assisting in...

Photo by Arden Terry

Museum honors Pride Month with queer history exhibit

Irving—Pride is alive at the Irving Archives & Museum. The traveling Badge of Pride exhibition will be on display at the museum until Sep....

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