New Dallas Public Library English classes will focus on housing, shopping, banking
The Dallas Public Library is launching a new session of applied English classes dealing with real world activities such as […]
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City, County join forces to help people who are homeless
The City of Dallas and the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office announced two new programs they hope will help people
A trip to the Dallas Civil Rights Museum
Wednesday, April 4, 2018, marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. In honor of
“Dallas Blooms” comes to a close this Sunday
There’s still time to make it to the Dallas Arboretum before the Dallas Blooms exhibit closes this Sunday, April 8!
The GreenDallas Guide to Ozone and Ozone Alerts
Ozone season begins in March and lasts through November. An ozone alert is issued every time the ozone level increases
District 7 Community Office Ribbon-Cutting
A ribbon-cutting for Dallas’ District 7 Community was held at the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center. It’s the second
Top 5 must see events during Dallas Arts Month
If you’re all about exploring Dallas’ cultural scene, you’re in luck, Dallas Arts Month is kicking off in April! Dallas
Volunteers needed for Trinity River Corridor’s Big Event
Texas A&M University’s Big Event comes to Dallas on Saturday, March 24. Volunteers are needed to assist Trinity River staff
Best Egg Hunts in Dallas
The best free egg hunts Dallas has to offer. Grab your basket to collect eggs and head to one of
Code Compliance opens registration for July Code Academy
The City of Dallas Department of Code Compliance Services has opened registration for the next Citizens Code Academy. The Academy
Keep track of construction at Dallas Family Aquatic Centers
Dallas Park and Recreation has been hard at work building three new Family Aquatic Centers at Crawford, Fretz and Samuell
Public input needed for FY 18-19 Budget
The City of Dallas will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, March 28, 2018 to receive citizens’ comments on the