Civic Announcements
October 9-
The beloved country musician lost his two-year battle with cancer on October 9; he was 65 years old.
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The Tenth Street neighborhood is considered Oak Cliff’s most important African-American neighborhood.
October 8-
Dr. Roosevelt Griffin and his wife began St. Mark Baptist Church in April 1976 in a story-front building on First Street in Garland.
September 13-
Friends and family will gather at Lola's on 6th on Sunday, September 13 to remember the "loveable curmudgeon."
September 10-
Volunteers picked will visit schools on Oct. 15.
August 4-
WRR provides 24-hour classical music broadcast in Dallas / Fort Worth. It also is used as the city of Dallas' public medium.
July 17-
The city does not endorse companies or their products, and residents should be cautious of anyone making such a claim.
May 14-
Pohl was credited with several improvements on the UNT campus and has a student recreation facility named for him.
October 30, 2008-
Baron was best known as an asbestos plaintiff's attorney, but was also a major Democratic donor.
August 20, 2008-
Long before Central Market opened, Hamilton Rousseau sold Dublin Dr Pepper with real cane sugar, making Oak Cliff an over-the-river destination.
June 20, 2008-
Longtime Dallas activists are among relatively few from North Texas planning to wed following gay marriage approval in California.
June 9, 2008-
Hazel Harvey Peace was the first black woman in Texas honored with an endowed professorship at a state school, the University of North Texas.
February 26, 2008-
Farmers Branch Community Recreation Center is the place for Farmers Branch residents ages 6 to 12 to enjoy day camp program.
February 15, 2008-
Citizens interested in speaking on this issue are encouraged to attend the March 3 council meeting.
February 5, 2008-
Recently elected president of the Association of Mayors, Councilmembers and Commissioners (AMCC) in Texas, Mayor Miller, along with other, will strive to keep up-to-date on emerging municipal issues.
February 1, 2008-
"The activity and advancement seen in Farmers Branch during 2007 has been outstanding."
December 28, 2007-
In the final day of our look back at 2007, we recall the lives of locals lost this year.
September 27, 2007-
Ridgell McKinney is great-great grandson of Collin McKinney, for whom both McKinney and Collin County are named.
August 26, 2007-
Finally, finally, Pegasus News gets to link to a story from People magazine.
July 30, 2007-
A television writer and a painter, he had an active life, full of accomplishments.















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