Special one-day public exhibition of the first printing of the US Constitution at the library.
A rare official first edition printed copy of the United States Constitution will be on display at J. Erikson Central […]
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City of Dallas Breaks Ground on Southern Dallas Mixed-Income / Workforce Community
Dallas — A new mixed-income housing and transit-oriented development broke ground Oct. 25 in Southern Dallas. The Ridge at Lancaster,
Dallas to receive $250,000 federal grant for crisis intervention
U.S. Department of Justice grant funds R.E.A.L. change in public safety The U.S. Department of Justice has awarded the city
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October is a fun month for those who love celebrating Halloween. It’s also one of the most important months of
Scheduled DWU Payment system maintenance Oct. 17
ENGLISH The City of Dallas will be performing system maintenance Sunday, Oct. 17 from 3 a.m. to 3 p.m. You
City of Dallas Honors Vaughan Brothers for Significant Contributions to Music
The City of Dallas will be honoring Dallas natives, the Vaughan Brothers, for their contributions to music. The public artwork
West Dallas Multipurpose Center to host skilled labor job fair
DALLAS – The West Dallas Multipurpose Center and the City of Dallas Office of Community Care are hosting a job
Dallas Public Library Replaces Old Forest Green Branch with State-of-the-Art Building
DALLAS – The new Forest Green Branch of the Dallas Public Library opens Saturday on Greenville Avenue, a 5-minute walk
Dallas Parks Receive National Recognition, Accreditation
The City of Dallas Park and Recreation Department has earned national accreditation in the field of parks and recreation through
Lights Out Texas
Lights Out Texas is a campaign of education, awareness, and action that focuses on turning out lights at night during