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Christine Susany had lived in El Paso for 20 years when she moved to Farmers Branch to help care for her grandchildren in 2022. Within months, the 78-year-old was standing in the Manske Library with …
Mayor Terry Lynne opened the Tuesday, Jan. 6 City Council meeting addressing a social media controversy that erupted after the city posted recognition of Muslim American Heritage Month on Jan. 2. …
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Bright lights and interesting hoops at 13417 Shahan Dr. helped the home win the Branch Herald's second annual Holiday Light Decorating Contest. The residents of the home will receive a …
Beginning Jan. 1, The Branch Herald will remove its paywall. That decision did not come easily, and it was not made because local journalism has become cheaper, easier or less necessary. It was made ...
Twelve Louisiana chefs. One Dallas venue. Peak traffic. The food had to arrive hot, and the timing had to be perfect. Carly Tinsley didn't hesitate. She called Chase Couriers and Logistics. …
Local oil painter Kalika Anteo is offering step-by-step beginning oil paint classes in January and February through the Carrollton Parks and Recreation Dept. In this class students will …
For parents looking for a new opportunity for their basketball players, the RYSE Energy StarCenter MultiSport Farmers Branch offers a launchpad for beginner players. The coach-led basketball …
At 83, Mary Dowling still remembers hauling sheets of plywood into Whittles Music Company on Oak Lawn Avenue in August 1986. The women taped them together to create a hard surface over the carpeted …
The Farmers Branch Carrollton Art Association (FBCAA) installed an art exhibit of members' artwork at the Farmers Branch Manske library on Dec. 15. The exhibit will be on display through Jan. …
Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) was awarded a $7.094 million grant from the Federal Transit Administration to support the purchase of new buses as the agency phases out its fleet of older model …
When diners step through the doors of La Parisienne French Bistro at Village on the Parkway, they find rose chandeliers, Tiffany-blue accents and an atmosphere designed to evoke Paris. The …
Residents and businesses at the Shops at Mustang Station celebrated the re-opening of the intersection of Bee Street and Valley View Lane with a pop-up holiday extravaganza on Saturday, Dec. 6.
Music filled the air at the Farmers Branch Christmas Carnival Dec. 6 as bundled-up residents filled the Farmers Branch Historical Park grounds for an evening of holiday festivities. …
Holiday cheer filled the air at Carrollton's annual Santa on the Square event Saturday, Dec. 6. Residents and visitors strolled the square to enjoy dancing …
A new mosaic butterfly has taken flight in Addison, adding a splash of blue to the town's growing outdoor art collection. Artist Julie Richey's latest work sits atop a boulder along Beltway …
When Humaira Zakrea's 86-year-old father contracted West Nile virus last year, the experience in a Dallas hospital changed her life. Her background in medical billing told her the math didn't add up. …
The 23 young singers wondered if something special was coming when their choir director kept selecting them for the biggest performances. A back to school mass for the entire parish. A televised …
The Town of Addison opened its new town hall Nov. 10, converting the former Addison Conference Centre into municipal offices at 15600 Addison Road. The renovation came in under budget and took …
In the season of giving, numerous organizations are ready to connect donated toys with as many kids as they can. Farmers Branch Rotary Club focuses on helping everyone in the community all year …