TxDOT Launches AR Game To Increase Awareness On Distracted Driving AUSTIN – Despite stay at home orders and less traffic the past few months, Texas has continued to see about the same amount of fatalities on our state’s roadways. This weekend in our local area there were at least two wrong way crashes and one… Read More »
On the Rise Again, Or One Day Fluke? Dallas- New COVID-19 cases in Dallas had been declining, and with fall around the corner it seemed like Dallas was headed in the right direction. But today’s report of 843 new COVID-19 cases, remind us the virus is still out there. This is the highest single day… Read More »
Not All Face Masks Are Equal Back to school shopping is much different this year with COVID-19 affecting how and when schools will reopen. The shopping lists are growing longer with parents looking for face shields and/or face masks for their children in addition to the travel size hand sanitizer. As one Mom shared with… Read More »
Daniel Micah Kendall, a beloved Duncanville Firefighter, lost his battle with colon cancer July 31. A large contingent of Duncanville firefighters, elected officials, and community leaders attended his celebration of life service August 6 at the First Baptist Church in Rockwall. Kendall, age 43, died at his home in Rockwall after a courageous, year-long battle… Read More »
Billy Bob’s Resumes Concerts On August 14 FORT WORTH, Texas – With COVID-19 surging Governor Abbott closed down bars across the state. And so dance halls and concert venues like Billy Bob’s were forced to close as well. At this point bars still must remain closed, but there’s a workaround if you are a restaurant… Read More »
How’s The Broadband Coverage Where You Live? With the current COVID-19 situation more people than ever are working from home. While some of us may have blazing fast broadband, others compare our Internet speed to a snail stuck in syrup. Many of us have quickly realized internet speed is a critical factor for work and… Read More »
Dr. Frederick Haynes Calls for a National Call-to-Action Following Intimidation Attacks on the Black Church DALLAS, August 8, 2020 – Tomorrow, August 9, 2020 there will be a Black Lives Matter “Ride-In for a New Dallas.” Starting at 8:30 a.m. at the Barack Obama Male Leadership Academy (3030 Stag Road, Dallas, Texas 75241), the caravan… Read More »
Wearing Masks Seems To Be Key To Declining COVID-19 Cases In Dallas DALLAS — Today, Dallas County Health and Human Services reports 422 additional confirmed cases of 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19). This brings the total confirmed case count in Dallas County to 53,291, including 746 confirmed deaths. An additional 167 probable cases of COVID-19 have… Read More »
Fresh, Local Produce Comes To Mansfield Store, The Loca Farmer The Local Farmer has deep roots in Mansfield, even though the locally sourced grocery won’t even open until Saturday. Co-owner Caleb Back traces his family tree back generations in Mansfield. “My family has been here since before Mansfield was called that,” Back said. His family’s… Read More »
In a recent development, 4G Electrician announced the safety measures they have put into place to keep their customers safe. Dallas, TX – 4G Electrician, a group of electricians working in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, recently announced what they have been doing to keep their customers and their technicians safe in this time of coronavirus…. Read More »
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