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There's still time to turn in applications for the 2021 Holidays at Heritage Parade. Families, businesses, community organizations and n ...
Motorists in the Las Colinas Urban Center may experience traffic delays from 6:30 a.m. to noon, Thursday, Nov. 25 during the Irving Mara ...
There are an estimated 8,880 businesses within the City of Irving, of which 86.9% have less than 20 employees.
On Nov. 11, Irving City Council approved an agreement with Baylor Medical Center at Irving for reimbursement of health care staffing cos ...
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School FIRST is a financial accountability system for Texas school districts implemented by the Texas Education Agency (TEA). The goal o ...
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In observance of Thanksgiving, there will be no residential trash, curbside recycling or brush collection Nov. 25-26. In addition, the f ...
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Starting Nov. 16, the Irving Animal Care Campus is waiving adoption fees for animals 1 year and older. The adoption event will run throu ...
November is Native American Heritage Month, recognizing the culture, contributions and history of American indigenous people. Earlier th ...
Two Dallas College soccer teams won national titles this weekend. The Richland Thunderducks men's team won its fourth championship in a ...
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Irving Chief of Police Jeff Spivey is retiring at the end of January 2022 after 35 years of service with the City of Irving. Assistant C ...
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Excitement grows as the Irving Williams Square Plaza reconstruction project progresses on schedule with a projected spring 2022 completi ...
Dallas College wants to understand how it can help students overcome difficulties in getting transportation to and from their college cl ...
On Thursday, Nov. 18, Dallas College will celebrate Eliminate Tobacco Use Day, also known as the Great American Smokeout. If you've been ...
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The whole community is welcome to come out and celebrate the official grand opening of the Irving Archives & Museum (IAM) on Saturday, N ...
Calling all flappers and suffragists, bootleggers and temperance advocates: The Irving Archives and Museum, 801 W. Irving Blvd., is thro ...
The City of Irving is hosting two special events to honor and salute Irving's veterans. Both events are free to attend.
Irving residents will have the opportunity to dispose of household waste and other acceptable items at no cost at the Hunter Ferrell Lan ...
Preston Nguyen is a freshman in the culinary program at Dallas College El Centro Campus. He's also a world champion chef.
Aaron Doyle Computer graphics major Fall 2022 grad What was life for you before Dallas College, and what was your experience coming ...
Machado Sagastume's success is derived, in large part, from the impact of his counselors at Bowie Middle School. They saw his potential ...
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Three Dallas College student media organizations have won national awards for excellence.
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“Cooking competition is an excellent opportunity for culinary professionals at any level to test themselves and hone their craft.
J.D. was only 3 months old when the lump appeared on his abdomen last year.
“In these 18 months, we have all learned something about ourselves and about each other."
See the latest announcement from University of Texas at Dallas.
The TRACS Summit follows Dallas College’s Sustainability Summit, to be held Friday, Nov. 5, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.