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For a moment, Emily Smith felt left behind as she watched her high school friends post college acceptance letters to Texas, A&M, Baylor and TCU on social media. Two years later, those same …

Calling all creative students

The   Branch Herald, your local source of community news, is looking for an energetic and creative Social Media Intern to help tell the community’s stories online. The position is open to …

Some customers arrive at Jen's Place so regularly that employees know their orders by heart. Others have been coming for so long they've watched the owners get married, have children, and see those …

When Chandra Kancharla’s nephew was diagnosed with autism, he witnessed firsthand the exhaustion that consumes families navigating this complex condition. Years later, after moving to the …

The Farmers Branch Local Government Corporation on Monday, July 28, approved a timeline extension for a former landfill site and authorized a new property sale agreement during a meeting that also saw the …

A new day dawns for mental health

Chamber and community members crowded into the conference room to celebrate Well Dawn Integrative Health and a new opportunity for women’s mental health care. Owner Alisha Fluker, a …

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Due to an ongoing incident near Pearl/Arts District Station, all DART Rail passengers may experience significant delays. Train service through the Central Business District is suspended as …

The 2025 Farmers Branch Bluegrass Festival, scheduled for Aug. 1-3 at the DoubleTree Dallas Hotel near the Galleria, represents a significant transformation from its predecessor, the beloved Bloomin' …

Garden sows seeds to community

Though the heat rose with the sun, gardeners and park volunteers enthusiastically greeted visitors to the Farmers Branch Community Garden July 23. Master gardener Ann Rogers willingly paused her …

When a stolen vehicle crosses into Farmers Branch, police now know within seconds. The city's growing network of automated license plate readers, 25 fixed cameras and two mobile trailers …

I hate mosquitoes

I hate mosquitoes. And I’ve never lived anywhere where the mosquitoes are as sneaky as they are here in Texas! Talk about ankle-biters. I’ll take those Alaskan and Minnesotan bird-like …

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The Firehouse Theatre is turning up the volume this summer with the smash-hit jukebox musical "Rock of Ages," running August 7-24. This high-energy show is packed with big hair, big dreams and even …

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County offers emergency A/C program

Is your air conditioning not working?   The Dallas County Health and Human Services Free Emergency A/C Window Unit Program is designed to bring relief to eligible Dallas County …

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DALLAS –   5 Star HVAC Contractors , a leading heating and air maintenance and installation company serving Rowlett and the surrounding communities, wants to make one deserving Dallas area …

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Getting braces is a rite of passage for many children and some adults, but it can strain families’ budgets. Texas A&M University College of Dentistry in Dallas offers lower cost orthodontic …

There’s nothing Farmers Branch can do alone to help housing costs. Demand is simply too high in the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) metroplex. That’s part of the message Dr. Jeff Rous, chair …

City council unanimously voted Tuesday, July 15, to suspend a proposed 13% electric rate increase from Oncor Electric Delivery Company, giving the city 90 days to evaluate the utility's request that …

Fifteen mosquito samples in Dallas County, including four in Farmers Branch, tested positive for West Nile Virus this week by Dallas County Health and Human Services. The Farmers Branch areas …

Three key nonprofit partners provided annual updates to the Farmers Branch City Council Tuesday, July 15, highlighting both significant community impact and mounting challenges as demand for their …

The Valwood Improvement Authority announced a significant tax rate reduction for residents during a presentation to city council on Tuesday, July 15, reporting the district is now debt-free after …

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