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Dallas Restaurants that Can Do Delivery or To-Go Orders
Texas is reopening retail stores and restaurants on Friday despite rising coronavirus death tolls in the state. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced on Monday that he will enact a multi-stage reopening plan, with the initial wave beginning on May 1. Under the new policy, Texans can patronize retail stores, malls, restaurants, libraries, museums, and movie…
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Dallas Pride has been postponed due to Coronavirus
Dallas Pride has been moved to July 25th-26th. The Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade will be held Sunday, July 25-26 PM at Fair Park, TX in Dallas. The Miller Light Music Festival in Fair Park, including the Family Pride Zone and Teen Pride, will be held Saturday, July 25, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. in…
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Unemployed in Texas because of Coronavirus Pandemic and want your $600?
The Texas Workforce Commission says it will backdate unemployment claims to the date that workers were laid off, in an apparent revision to its previous position, remedying the issue of a potential loss in benefits. Help is on the way from Washington for millions of newly unemployed people in the form of an additional $600 per…
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Dallas Pride Parade & Festival At Fair Park for 2020 (Not Oaklawn)
UPDATE: Dallas Pride has been moved to July 25th-26th, 2020. It’s happening folks. The Dallas Pride Parade and Festival originally moved to the first weekend of June in 2019, and both events will be held at Fair Park again in June 2020. Dallas Pride and Dallas Tavern Guild Executive Director Jarron Turnbow confirmed in a…
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Dallas County residents ordered to stay home as new shelter-in-place rules are put in place
Dallas County residents are being ordered to stay in their homes except for essential work and errands. All businesses that are not deemed essential are also ordered to stop operating. GO HERE for Restaurants still delivering County Judge Clay Jenkins is expected to announce the strictest limits yet on social gatherings and movement in Texas…
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Highly Anticipated Rainbow crosswalks finally being painted in Oak Lawn
The first of the several rainbow crosswalks planned for the Oak Lawn/Cedar Springs gayborhood is finally here. This is at the intersection of Cedar Springs Road and Oak Lawn Avenue. Dallas will soon become the city with the most rainbow crosswalks in the country. Ten are currently being installed in the city’s LGBT neighborhood of…