Crazy Bubba Video Service: Personalized Fun for Families, Friends, and Businesses Across America Some occasions deserve more than a greeting card. Some memories deserve more than a folder full of photographs. And some businesses need a way to get people smiling before asking them to pay attention. Crazy Bubba Video Service brings those ideas together
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DFW haunted places range from elegant Dallas hotels and Fort Worth Stockyards buildings to quiet libraries, old houses, wooded trails, lakes, and bridges. Some stories begin with documented history. Others survive because generations of North Texans enjoy telling them. A useful guide needs room for both, while making the difference clear. This guide brings together
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Families moving into the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex often ask a deceptively simple question: Which school districts are the best? The answer depends on what “best” means for a particular student. One family may value advanced academics and college preparation. Another may need strong special-education services, career and technical programs, fine arts, athletics, bilingual instruction, or
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By John Fite | DFW Blogger I have lived in the Dallas–Fort Worth area long enough to watch the Metroplex change from a collection of cities and small towns into one of the largest and fastest-moving metropolitan areas in the country. I remember when a telephone was attached to the wall, television had only a
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Editor’s update: The first Republican midterm convention was held at American Airlines Center in Dallas on September 9–10, 2026. This cornerstone report looks at what happened, what national Republican leaders said, and what the gathering means for Dallas and the entire Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex. 🇺🇸 Image note: The supporting graphics in this article are editorial
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I was born in Dallas, Texas, in 1954 at Methodist Hospital in Oak Cliff. More than 70 years later, Methodist Hospital is still there, caring for new generations of Dallas families. Much of the surrounding area has changed, but parts of Oak Cliff—especially around Lake Cliff—still look familiar to me. When I drive through that
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Seven Counties, Dozens of Shelters and No Regional Count: The Animals Handled by DFW Animal Control A loose dog spotted beside a Dallas street may be collected by a city animal-services officer and taken to a municipal shelter. A few miles away, another dog may enter a facility operated by a suburb, a county, a
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Oak Cliff Then and Now: Dallas History Written on the Other Side of the River From a nineteenth-century resort dream and an independent town to the Texas Theatre, the JFK story, Bishop Arts and a new generation of destination restaurants, Oak Cliff has always been more than a Dallas neighborhood. By DFW Blogger | Updated
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DFW Dining Guide · 2026 10 Best Restaurants in Dallas–Fort Worth for 2026 A Google-review-driven guide to standout dining in Dallas and Tarrant counties—plus the dishes worth ordering at every stop. By DFW Blogger · Updated August 16, 2026 Dallas–Fort Worth has enough excellent restaurants to make any “best of” list debatable. So, instead of
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From streetcars and interurbans to DART light rail, TEXRail, the A-train and the Trinity Railway Express, North Texas has built an impressive—but still incomplete—public transportation network. When most people think about transportation in Dallas-Fort Worth, they picture highways: Interstate 35, Interstate 30, Central Expressway, LBJ Freeway, the George Bush Turnpike and a seemingly endless collection
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