Vol. 17, No. 29 — July 17-23, 2026
Chile Relleno Layered Enchiladas
6 poblano peppers 4 cups shredded cooked chicken 1 (15-ounce) cans green chile enchilada sauce 12 (6-inch) corn tortillas 4 cups Oaxaca cheese (or mozzarella) Salsa and sour cream, for serving Heat broiler on high. Broil poblanos, turning until blackened on all sides. Transfer to a resealable bag, seal and let steam 20 minutes. Reduce […]
Art joins books for show
By Andrea Lamarsaude Libraries are increasingly serving as cultural gathering spaces where people can discover local artists in an approachable, everyday setting. Someone who might never walk into a commercial gallery can stumble upon original artwork while visiting their neighborhood library. In that spirit, Art on Main presents Salon Style – Small Works Exhibition by […]
Show benefits Ronald McDonald House
By Katie-Rose Watson The Hopeful Theatre Project is presenting Rodger’s and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella,” directed by Jessica Holt, July 31-Aug. 2, at the Kalita Humphreys Theater in Dallas, Texas. Tickets cost $20 with 75 percent of the proceeds going directly to Ronald McDonald House of Fort Worth and Dallas. A special Cinderella Tea Party for children […]
Crime Watch — Vol. 17, No. 29
July 14 2:38 a.m. 11300 Block McCree Rd. (75238) False Alarm or Report: Unknown suspect called 911 to induce an emergency response to the location. July 13 3:05 p.m. 10200 Block Plano Rd. (75238) Assault/Verbal Threat: Suspect threatened complainant causing them to fear for their life. July 13 6:03 p.m. 8100 Block Forest Ln. (75243) […]
Students gain behind-the-scenes experience at FIFA World Cup
By Nancy George From assisting thousands of international journalists to protecting FIFA sponsors and training volunteers, SMU students are playing key roles behind the scenes as Dallas hosts the FIFA World Cup, gaining career experience at one of the world’s largest sporting events. Long before fans from around the globe arrived in Dallas for the […]
Group insists on oversight
By Paula Miltenberger Every few years, the conversation returns to White Rock Lake Boathouse. Someone raises questions about public access. Someone asks how the city oversees its agreements. Someone wonders whether a public facility is serving the community as intended. Then the conversation fades — until it begins again. Three things are pulling it back […]
Jazz instructor continues legacy with students
From Dallas ISD Staff Reports Jazz filled the classrooms of Franklin D. Roosevelt High School of Innovation as student musicians spent part of their summer break learning improvisation and exploring the rich history of an art form deeply rooted in Dallas ISD’s legacy. Now in its second year, the Roy Hargrove Summer Jazz Camp continues […]
Road to being an All-Star not straight for Latz
By Josh Ortega The 2026 Major League Baseball All-Star Game took center stage in Philadelphia this week between the American League All-Stars and the National League All-Stars at Citizens Bank Park. The AL All-Stars beat the NL All-Stars 4-0 with North Texas having a lone representative with Rangers across his jersey. Texas Rangers left-handed pitcher […]
Exhibit explores history of iconic airship
By Sara Burgos The Frontiers of Flight Museum debuted a new exhibition, “Hindenburg: The Flying Hotel,” on July 3. The exhibit offers a fresh look at the iconic airship, its luxurious passenger experience and the lasting impact of its design and innovation. The collection features 90 rare artifacts and firsthand historical materials, including China and […]