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Builders of Hope brings more housing to city

Twenty-three families will soon have new homes. The City of Farmers Branch has teamed up with Builders of Hope Community Development Corp. so residents can receive newly built homes through two …

A procedure now provided at Dallas Medical Center has brought a local doctor full circle. Dr. James Cochrane, a board-certified urologist and owner of Texas Prostate, performed the first …

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Council to establish bond committee

At its Sept. 23 meeting, the Addison City Council directed staff to move forward with creating a Bond Advisory Committee to review the proposed new construction or renovation of the Police and Courts …

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How do you tell the story of an entire school district? “Getting the word out” about our schools is vital. Meet Caren Rodriguez, chief oommunications officer for Carrollton-Farmers …

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Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) is helping fans skip traffic and focus on the action with enhanced service for the annual Texas vs. Oklahoma football game at the Cotton Bowl on Saturday, Oct. …

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Below are questions for the Branch Herald’s Voters Guide for the Nov. 4 election for Farmers Branch City Council District. 1. Candidates are listed in the order they will appear on the ballot. …

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Below are questions for the Branch Herald’s Voters Guide for the Nov. 4 election for Farmers Branch City Council District. 1. Candidates are listed in the order they will appear on the ballot.

American Legion retires Old Glory

CARROLLTON — On a warm September evening, the quiet beneath the downtown overpass was broken by the crackle of fire. Members of American Legion Post 597 gathered Sept. 16 to retire a …

Hometown heroes win big in keg race

The roar of the crowd grew louder with every roll of the keg during Saturday night’s Bier Barrel Rolling contest at Addison Oktoberfest. In the middle of it all were two first-time competitors …

The community showed up to support veterans, military, their families and the community at the fifth annual chili cookoff on n Saturday, Sept 13. American Legion Post 597 hosted the chili …

City Council members reviewed improvement options for Squire Park during the September 16 study session, discussing amenities that would cost nearly twice the allocated budget. Parks and …

A heated city council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 16, saw the approval of an almost $170 million budget overshadowed by an unusual public rebuke from a senior council member who condemned recent leadership …

Residents voice safety, leadership concerns

Residents raised serious concerns about police response times and alleged council member interference in community events during public comments at the Tuesday, Sept. 16 city council meeting, …

Handgun on car seat leads to arrest

A handgun in view on the front passenger seat of a vehicle led to the arrest of Carrollton resident Steven Alfaro on the morning of Saturday, Sept. 13, on Hague Drive. Alerted by a resident …

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Newman Smith High School celebrates 50 years

Newman Smith High School is gearing up to begin its 50th anniversary celebrations this week. Since opening in 1975, the school has built a proud legacy of excellence, community, and Trojan pride. …

Feel Great kicks off with donations

Carrollton’s newest car wash celebrated its grand opening by giving away $12,500 to local non-profits on North Texas Giving Day Thursday, Sept. 18. With a constant flow of vehicles whose …

Friday Night Lights Preview

Creekview High School Fresh off of a 57-7 win against Molina, Creekview High School (4-0) looks to continue their unbeaten season against North Mesquite (1-3) on Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. …

Lions suffer homecoming defeat

R.L. Turner High School held their homecoming football game Thursday, Sept. 11, at Standridge Stadium, 1330 Valwood Pkwy. W.T. White High School of Dallas defeated Turner …

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The Town of Addison is moving forward with one of the region’s most anticipated transit-oriented developments. On Tuesday, the Addison City Council approved a development agreement with …

Every morning, Walker McCain wakes up eager to start his day. The 31-year-old with autism and intellectual disabilities heads to what staff lovingly call “Walker’s Corner” at Caring …

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