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Am I the only one who feels like Thanksgiving was yesterday? Between the late holiday and the ice storm that kept many of us from viewing some of the beautiful...
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We've pretty much thawed out around here, but remember that time when the unofficially-named "icepocalypse" rolled through Dallas-Fort Worth one week ago?...
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On Wednesday, Dec. 4, nearly 100 people gathered at Capital One’s Plano Conference Center to celebrate the company’s donation of two buses to the Boys & Girls...
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Hundreds of families will bundle up and experience the 5th annual Heard Holiday Trail of Lights, the most unique holiday lighting display in North Texas . On...
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Y’all filled up my inbox. I seriously thought I was popular for a minute, but it was just because I asked mom and dad bloggers in the Dallas area to send me a...
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With all the technology available to us, it can sometimes be difficult for kids to want to read. Video games, iPads and TV are often the preferred options for...
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In our society, we have turned much of this holiday into focusing our efforts on gift giving. For some people, choosing gifts is stressful, but I enjoy the gift...
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I asked our readers for photos of the ice storm that has closed down the Lone Star State. Dubbed “Icemageddon” or “Icepocalypse,” this storm has blacked out...
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Angela Washeck – Guest Contributor
Dec 6 2013
The winter storm that blew through the Metroplex late Thursday night into Friday morning left around 240,000 people without power, according to Oncor. The...
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Even after Wednesday’s 80-degree high around Dallas-Fort Worth, local meteorologists warned of impending icy conditions due later in the week. Wednesday...
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