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Unofficial election results tallied

Many cities across the DFW area held city and school board elections on May 3.  The unofficial results of those elections are as follows: Irving: Member of Council, Single...

From Medical City Las Colinas: May Blood Drive at Medical City Las...

IRVING – Blood donations typically decline in the summer due to school closures and busy vacation schedules. In order to maintain supplies and keep up with demand, Medical...

From the City of Irving: Nursery Road, from Sixth Street to Harlan...

Beginning Wednesday, May 7, northbound Nursery Road and its center median will be closed between Sixth Street and Harlan Street for a wastewater line repair. Southbound...

From the Irving Heritage Society

FRI. MAY 9: The 18th Annual Fish Fry and Bake Sale 4:30 pm - 7 pmHeritage Park - 217 S. Main St./Downtown Irving – Advance Tickets Required....

Cynthia Izaguirre, an anchor for WFAA, served as the event's emcee. / photo by Mark Zeske

Breakfast recognizes extraordinary scholars

Irving—Nearly 1,000 people attended the Irving Schools Foundation's (ISF) 38th annual Breakfast with the Stars in the Irving Convention Center on...

photo by Maya Gayler

Bear Creek Heritage Center celebrates grand reopening

Irving—The historic Bear Creek community in Irving celebrated a milestone this weekend with the grand reopening of the Jackie Townsell Bear Creek...

Coppell: 2025 Dallas Country Red Dirt Festival  May 3, 11 a.m. – 9 p.m. Cypress Waters, 9111 Cypress Waters Blvd  Get set for another Dallas Country, Blues & Red Dirt...

“Everyone genuinely likes each other and is out to have a good time. There’s no pressure,” Gerald Farris said. /
Photo by Mark Zeske

Teams compete in Irving trivia

Irving—The Irving Heritage Society held its 18th annual Irving Trivia Contest in the Jack Huffman Building Auditorium on Apr. 26.  The Mustang team...

“It’s a really good thing to highlight some of those achievements. It helps [students] recognize their talents and gives them the confidence to keep growing,” Eric Roten said. / Photo by Mayer
Gayler

Masonic Lodge honors students, educators with awards

Irving—The Irving Masonic Lodge hosted its annual Mirabeau B. Lamar Awards ceremony on April 24. The ceremony celebrated exceptional middle school...

Irving residents voice concerns about election

Irving—Members of the Irving community and past and current officeholders discussed the upcoming May 3 election.  The Families for Irving PAC (political action committee)...

The South Grand Prairie softball team celebrates advancing in the 2025 UIL Class 6A Playoffs. / Photo provided

Softball teams compete in playoffs

Richardson—It took the South Grand Prairie (SGP) softball team three games, but thanks to an 8-3 victory against Richardson at Dover Elementary 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...

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...

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...

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