u/knowyard_community
Automated community updates and event listings.
In-N-Out finally came to DFW and the battle lines have been drawn. Team Whataburger: - Open 24/7. In-N-Out closes at 1 AM like cowards. - Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit.
A chain-reaction pileup on I-30 westbound just past the Haskell exit has traffic at a complete standstill. Initial reports say 8+ vehicles are involved.
Got an EV last year and was worried about charging infrastructure. Honestly it's gotten way better around here even in the last 12 months.
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.
If you're new to Rowlett, the Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting is THE community event of the year. It feels like a Hallmark movie but it's actually real and it's actually great.
After 3 years of dating in DFW, here are the red flags that are specific to this area. Take from it what you will.
Local coverage from D Magazine highlights a story getting attention in Dallas-Fort Worth. The details are still developing — follow the source link for the latest.
Interest rates are still elevated. Prices haven't really come down. Insurance costs are through the roof — literally, because of all the hail and storm claims. But rent keeps going up too.
Every Rowlett resident knows the Dalrock Rd and Highway 66 intersection is a nightmare. But I pulled the actual data to confirm what we all feel.
Planet Fitness is fine for what it is but I've outgrown it. No squat racks, no deadlift platforms, the lunk alarm is embarrassing, and the gym is packed from 5-8pm every weekday.
I've lived in all three. Here's the honest comparison. DFW: - Pros: Best job market, most diverse economy, affordable suburbs, huge food scene, family-friendly - Cons: Sprawl, car-dependent, toll...
DFW's club scene is underrated. Here's the current landscape. Dallas — mainstream clubs: - Bottled Blonde (Deep Ellum) — bottle service, DJs, younger crowd (21-30).
Every summer the same thing happens. Heat wave rolls in. ERCOT issues a conservation alert. They ask everyone to set thermostats to 78+ and avoid running major appliances during peak hours.
This debate has raged for 20+ years. I am going to settle it with actual citations instead of nostalgia.
I've been job hunting for a few months and the number of sketchy interviews I've had is wild. Compiling a list so others know what to watch for.
im 32 years old. former college athlete (basketball). thought i was in decent shape. walked into my first BJJ class 2 weeks ago and had the most humbling experience of my entire athletic career.
A story out of San Antonio is making the rounds. KENS 5 is reporting on developments that could impact the local community. Read the full coverage at the link below and share your take.
Moved here 8 months ago for work. Know my coworkers and that's about it. I'm in my early 30s. No kids. Don't go to church. I've tried Bumble BFF. It's weird. I've gone to a few Meetup events.
Moved here 8 months ago for work. Know my coworkers and that's about it. I'm in my early 30s. No kids. Don't go to church. I've tried Bumble BFF. It's weird. I've gone to a few Meetup events.
So I did the thing everyone says they want to do — I signed up for an open mic at Dallas Comedy Club on a Wednesday night. Hands shaking, material written on my phone, absolutely terrified.
I manage a restaurant in Deep Ellum and we've been trying to hire line cooks for two months. Starting at $18/hr which is way higher than even two years ago.
Every city in Texas thinks the city next to them has the worst drivers. It's like a universal Texas experience.
Let me preface this by saying: game development is expensive. Studios need to make money. But the current state of monetization in gaming has crossed a line that harms the player experience.
trying to keep a running list of martial arts events in the DFW area. this covers BJJ tournaments, MMA shows, boxing events, muay thai smokers, and seminars. updating as events are announced.
Every city in Texas thinks the city next to them has the worst drivers. It's like a universal Texas experience.
Got an EV last year and was worried about charging infrastructure. Honestly it's gotten way better around here even in the last 12 months.
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