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Campisi’s Hosts Spirit Day to Support TeamIzzy Foundation for Childhood Cancer Awareness

Campisi’s Lovers Lane is hosting a special "Spirit Day" event on September 25th to support the TeamIzzy Foundation in honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. A portion of the day's sales will be donated to the foundation, which raises awareness and funds for childhood cancer research and support. This event aligns with the broader initiative of "Go Gold" in September, promoting awareness of childhood cancer.

Dallas man sentenced to 50 years in prison for continuous sex abuse of four-year-old child

A Dallas man has been sentenced to 50 years in prison without the possibility of parole for the ongoing sexual assault of a child starting from the age of four. The sentence reflects the serious nature of the crimes, which occurred over multiple years. This case highlights the judicial system's commitment to addressing child abuse in the community.

Dallas man sentenced to 50 years in prison for continuous sex abuse of four-year-old child

A Dallas man has been sentenced to 50 years in prison without the possibility of parole for the sexual assault of a four-year-old child over a five-year period. The case highlights the serious nature of child abuse and the legal consequences faced by offenders. This ruling aims to provide justice for the victim and protect the community.

Chaotic West Dallas party at Airbnb sparks renewed debate over short-term rentals

A chaotic party at a short-term rental in West Dallas has sparked renewed debates regarding the operation of such rentals in residential neighborhoods. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about noise, safety, and community disruption associated with these businesses. Local officials and residents are calling for stricter regulations to manage the impact of short-term rentals.

DART's latest campaign focuses on cleanliness while riders clamor for public safety

Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) has launched the "Live Green, Ride Clean" campaign, aiming to promote cleanliness on public transit systems. The initiative comes as riders express growing concerns about safety and cleanliness in DART facilities.

Chaotic West Dallas party at Airbnb sparks renewed debate over short-term rentals

A chaotic party at a short-term rental in West Dallas has sparked renewed debates about the regulation of such businesses in residential neighborhoods. The incident highlights ongoing concerns among residents regarding noise, safety, and community integrity. This event has prompted local officials to consider stricter regulations on short-term rentals.

DART's latest campaign focuses on cleanliness while riders clamor for public safety

Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) has launched its "Live Green, Ride Clean" campaign aimed at promoting cleanliness among its riders. While the initiative focuses on maintaining a clean environment, there is a growing demand for improved public safety measures from the transit authority.

Firm says 'sorry' after using Houston skyline in Dallas city manager recruitment brochure

A consulting firm tasked with recruiting Dallas' next city manager has issued an apology after mistakenly featuring the Houston skyline in its promotional brochure. This error has sparked discussions about attention to detail in public recruitment efforts. The firm’s misstep raises concerns about the professionalism expected in such significant city appointments.

City of Dallas Announces Exciting Art Challenge for Digital Inclusion Week

The City of Dallas is launching the "Innovate and Create: Digital Art Challenge" in collaboration with several local organizations to kick off Digital Inclusion Week. This initiative invites residents to submit digital artworks that reflect the theme "Stronger Together: Mobilizing Toward Sustainability." The winning piece will be displayed prominently in the city's public library.

Firm says 'sorry' after using Houston skyline in Dallas city manager recruitment brochure

A consulting firm responsible for recruiting Dallas' next city manager has publicly apologized after mistakenly using an image of the Houston skyline in its promotional brochure. This error has sparked discussions about the oversight in a significant local recruitment process.