Dallas in words: City of Dallas taking applications for Poet Laureate
Applications are now open for the inaugural Poet Laureate of Dallas, an initiative of the Dallas Public Library, the Office […]
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City of Dallas partners with TXU Energy and Comp-U-Dopt to give away computers
The City of Dallas is partnering with TXU Energy and Comp-U-Dopt to give away 400 computers to help address the digital divide
Mayor Eric Johnson to host Mayor’s Back to School Fair
Next month many students will be heading back to school and the need for school supplies will skyrocket. Parents have
Free school supplies to be distributed at community back-to-school fair
Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center is making back-to-school shopping stress-free this year with its Back-to-School Drive-Thru Festival. This free
City and DISD officials release joint statement in response to the Supreme Court’s ruling
Today’s Supreme Court ruling holding the line on the temporary protected status of immigrants under DACA, Deferred Action for Childhood
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Fight The Bite and Blight: Mosquito Prevention in Dallas
For the City of Dallas, safeguarding our community from mosquito-borne diseases is a top priority. The City of Dallas is
The U.S. Census is here
The 2020 U.S. Census is here and your help is needed to make sure everyone is counted. The Census only has
Gardening tools: three courses to help you get your garden growing right
Dallas Water Conservation in collaboration with Texas A&M AgriLife Water University presents a series of free courses designed to help
Residents encouraged to dial 311 during planned system update
The OurDallas mobile app and 311 website will be offline for a planned system upgrade from 10 a.m. on Sunday, December
Provisions for feeding those experiencing homelessness
If you find it in your heart to give a meal to someone experiencing homelessness this holiday season, make safe