Tourism / Conventions
September 21-
"Fen" is plural for "fan." That may explain why Crisman fit in so well among the sci-fi/fantasy crowd (the eight years she spent homeschooling didn't hurt, either).
July 27-
They're going with the stuff made from potato starch and sugar cane, yay.
July 23-
This is the second time it's happened.
July 17-
This third-annual event also offers continuing education credit.
June 29-
Seven espressos in one day is six more than any right-thinking person should consume.
June 16-
It's the most populated year they've ever had, but how the mummy wraps into all this is complicated.
June 15-
Whaddaya mean $346 mil is a lot of money?
June 14-
It was a hot one, but that didn't keep crowds away from this fun annual event.
June 13-
The filing is not expected to affect the operation of its 20 parks throughout North America.
June 11-
The beginning of bond sales effectively means that construction on the hotel can begin.
May 18-
A jet of water gushed out, not unlike the taxpayer dollars that will be required to fund this thing. Ba-da-bing!
May 10-
Shawn Williams says that we -the citizens of Dallas- are on the verge of making Dallas the best city that it can be.
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Proposition 1 failed which means that the hotel will go on.
May 1-
On the bright side, you'll be able to get a parking space near the Convention Center no problem.
February 10-
The meeting is set for Feb. 19 at the Fire Training Center on Ron McAndrew Drive.
August 30, 2008-
Use of Convention Center for evacuees could be limited by scheduled Wal-Mart convention.
July 14, 2008-
Richard “Jaws” Kiel (Moonraker, Happy Gilmore) heads the long list of media guests appearing at the three-day event.
July 11, 2008-
The DCVB is targeting three African-American conventions that they hope to lure to Dallas now that the convention center hotel is coming on line.
June 2, 2008-
Dewbre planned his store so as to create an atmosphere of warmth and friendliness wherein customers will feel that they're at a best friend's house.
May 15, 2008-
Council members voted 11-2 in favor of buying land for the project at Lamar and Young Streets.


















Launching it softly, with this post
I just realized that links in comments are styled to look just like text, which might cause some people to miss out on my hilarity.