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Farmers Branch residents could see their monthly water and sewer bills increase by as much as $96 per month under one scenario presented to the City Council on May 20, as the city grapples with a $78 …

In a historic moment for the city, Elizabeth Villafranca and Omar Roman were sworn into the Farmers Branch City Council on Tuesday evening, marking the first time two Hispanic representatives will …

In a contentious study session on Tuesday, May 20, city council examined a proposed calendar of events for social media acknowledgments that has divided both council members and residents, with Pride …

City Council held a significant work session on May 13, addressing both the mandated Sunset Review of city boards and planning for upcoming board appointments. During the Sunset Review, council …

City council officially certified the results of the May 3 general election during a special meeting Tuesday, May 13, confirming new representatives for two council districts. The council …

In today's complex financial world, managing your money effectively requires more than just budgeting and saving. Whether you're planning for retirement, investing wisely, or protecting your assets, …

Summer allows for reset

The summer slowdown allows families time to evaluate this past school year and set goals for the next. Tutoring or camps focused on these goals are often how students’ summer break days are …

More than 160 sharply dressed riders gathered Sunday for the Dallas chapter of the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride (DGR), raising $26,826 for men’s mental health and prostate cancer …

Mayor Terry Lynne threw the first pitch for the Dallas College Brookhaven vs. Dallas College Eastfield Take Me Out to the Ball Game May 9. The 13 th -ranked Brookhaven Bears won 5-2 beat Dallas …

Public Works Week and Update

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An update on the road construction on the north end of Webb Chapel Road.

Residents could not wait until the grand opening to celebrate the re-opening of The Branch Connection Monday, May 12. The facility, for people ages 50 and older, closed in January 2024 for an …

A second chance for Sancho

The Farmers Branch Animal Adoption Center has cats, dogs and other animals available for adoption. The standard adoption fees cover sterilization, vaccines, microchipping, flea treatment, a heartworm …

Max needs a special home

The Farmers Branch Animal Adoption Center has cats, dogs and other animals available for adoption. The standard adoption fees cover sterilization, vaccines, microchipping, flea treatment, a …

Victoria's celebrates 15 years

In a time when restaurants come and go with alarming frequency, The Victoria Restaurant (Victoria’s) stands as a testament to resilience, authenticity and the power of family recipes. This …

Community leaders and motorcycle enthusiasts gathered Wednesday, May 8, to celebrate the ceremonial ribbon-cutting of the Haas Moto Museum, a one-of-a-kind institution housing more than 230 rare and …

Community opposes QuikTrip

The Farmers Branch City Council rejected a proposal for a new QuikTrip gas station and convenience store at the corner of Midway Road and Alpha Road during their Tuesday, May 6 meeting, with concerns …

Twice a week, as evening settles over the Farmers Branch Manske Library, Cliff Starnes takes his position at the front of a classroom filled with eager adult students from around the world. At 81, …

In a modest space tucked away in Farmers Branch, the Shambhala Dallas Meditation Center offers something increasingly rare in today's fast-paced world - an opportunity to make friends with your own …

Richard Jackson bids farewell

Councilmember Richard Jackson concluded his three-year term representing District 4 on the Farmers Branch City Council during the Tuesday May 6 meeting, receiving accolades from city leadership and …

City Council discussed a proposed amendment to city ordinances that would restrict oversized and commercial vehicles in residential areas during their April 29 special meeting. The amendment, …

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