More and more families are in need of food, clothing and rental assistance in North Texas, which is keeping the Network of Community Ministries very busy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Traffic along Main Street switched to the new paving on the north side this week so that work can commence on the south side of the street, all part of the Main Street Redevelopment Project.
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In the interest of public health, all Dallas County Tax Office locations are closed to the public for face-to-face transactions until further notice.
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Parks and Recreation/Community Events has put together an online “slideshow” of photographs of individuals and families partaking in the City’s “Family 4th at Home” activities.
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Election Day for the Primary Runoff Elections is Tuesday, July 14, and early voting ends tonight at 7 p.m.
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Last Friday, Gov. Greg Abbott issued a statewide executive order mandating the use of facial coverings. The
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Heights Recreation Center is hosting outdoor hatha yoga on the Center’s back patio Tuesdays at 6 p.m.
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The public is invited to participate in the City’s first “Virtual Summer Sizzler Duathlon” beginning July 18.
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To help kids beat summer “stay-home” boredom, Children’s Librarians are putting together “Just Add Imagination” craft kits for families to take home and enjoy.
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To keep the community entertained throughout the summer, UT Dallas’ Arts and Humanities Department is sharing past performances online via YouTube and Facebook.
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