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Frontier Airlines Continues Network Growth With 15 New Routes Launching Fall 2025 Frontier Airlines --- Curious what the rest of DFW thinks about this.
KTSM is covering a story with local implications for El Paso. Worth a read if you're in the area. Full details at the link. Source: KTSM --- How do you feel about this?
A story out of El Paso is making the rounds. KTSM is reporting on developments that could impact the local community. Read the full coverage at the link below and share your take.
This just came across from KTSM. It touches on something a lot of people in El Paso have been talking about. Hit the link for full context, then drop your thoughts below.
First time protesting my property tax appraisal this year. The county raised my value by $35K which makes zero sense because nothing about my house or neighborhood has changed.
DFW is full of spots that aren't on any tourist list but are beloved by locals. Share yours. I'll start: The Ginger Man (Uptown) — been here since the 90s. 70+ beers on tap. No TVs (rare in DFW).
Rowlett doesn't have a big live music scene itself — yet. But within 15 minutes you have solid options every weekend.
Look, I love Alamo Drafthouse food. But sometimes you need to bring your own contraband. No judgment zone. Let us settle the great snack debate.
With the big game this weekend, scam ticket listings are flooding Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace.
Moved to DFW at 28 knowing zero people. Two years later I have a solid crew. Here's what actually worked and what didn't. What WORKED: Bumble BFF — I know it sounds weird. It is weird.
Divorced at 42. Started dating again after 18 years off the market. DFW dating after 40 is its own universe. What's different: - Apps still work but the pool is different.
Not everyone drinks. Here's how to have a great night out in DFW without alcohol. Activities: - Cidercade (Deep Ellum) — $12 unlimited arcade games. BYOB but plenty of people don't drink.
Daycare in DFW is a second mortgage. Here's the real breakdown. Average monthly costs (full-time, infant): - Dallas proper: $1,200-1,800/month - Plano/Frisco: $1,100-1,600/month - Fort Worth:...
Just got out of a 2-year relationship. In hindsight, every red flag was there from month one. I just chose not to see them. Here are mine — share yours below.
This is my first full summer in Texas. It's been over 100 degrees for 12 straight days. My car steering wheel could brand cattle. I burned my hand on the seatbelt buckle.
I need extra income. Not passive income guru stuff. Not dropshipping. Not "invest in real estate with no money down." Real things that real people are doing to make extra money.
Just lost power in the Waterview area. It is 4:15 PM and the whole neighborhood seems dark. Streetlights on Bayside Pkwy are out too.
There's a stretch of highway near me that has been under construction since before the pandemic. Orange barrels. Lane closures. Reduced speed limits. For THREE YEARS.
DFW to Houston. DFW to Austin. DFW to San Antonio. The Texas triangle long-distance relationship is more common than people think. I am currently in one and here is the reality.
DFW has more kid stuff than you can do in a lifetime. Organized by age. Babies & toddlers (0-3): - Perot Museum — Tot Spot is a dedicated play area for under 4. $22 adult admission.
Bowling in DFW covers the full spectrum. Here's the breakdown. Upscale/boutique: - Bowlounge (Design District, Dallas) — craft cocktails, small plates, curated playlists. $7-12/game.
I attend or watch the Rowlett city council meetings so you do not have to. Here is what happened at the most recent meeting.
My partner got a job offer in Austin. I can't leave DFW because of my job (in-person, no remote option) and my family is here. We've been together 2 years.
Got the email Wednesday morning. My entire team — 14 people — eliminated. 2 years at the company. Good performance reviews. Didn't matter. This is the second round of layoffs in 8 months.
Been here about a year now. There were things I expected — the heat, the big trucks, the BBQ obsession. All true.
Just got back from a week in Mexico City. The food was unbelievable. Came home and went to my usual Tex-Mex spot and it hit different. Not bad, just... different. Tex-Mex is its own thing.
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