David Hayes
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Pickleball club offers scholarship for youth players (opens the original)
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The Dallas Pickleball Club is offering a scholarship opportunity to youth within the Dallas community who are pursuing participation in PPA (Professional Pickleball Association) or APP (Association of Pickleball Players) sanctioned pickleball tournaments. Applicants must be 18 years or younger, be active in the local Dallas pickleball community and plan to enter sanctioned APA or PPA tournaments. The application and guidelines for the scholarship are available on the Dallas Pickleball Club websi
Chewi’s introduces Indy to ramen dining (opens the original)
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Antonio Moran had the business experience running a construction company. His wife, Marlene, had the idea inspired by Japanese 7-11âs. And their pet pug had the name. Together, they christened Chewiâs Ramen Bar with a ribbon cutting Sept. 18. The new restaurant is the first business tenant on the first floor of the Osprey Apartments across the street from Independenceâs Riverview Park. It provides a prime location to open a trendy restaurant with the vibe of a coffee shop the Morans hope t
Dallas High debuts renovated grandstands (opens the original)
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The Dragon football fans who arrived early to the teamâs home opener Sept. 11 got to witness a new era ushered in. District Superintendent Steve Spencer hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating the grandstands at Gallaspy Stadiumâs first upgrade in 24 years. Originally built in 1966, the $2.2 million upgrade came as part of the $28 million bond voters approved in 2022. Spencer said the upgrade was following a long tradition in the Dallas School District. âIn that nearly 60 years, this
Grandstands get new life (opens the original)
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Dallas School District Superintendent Steve Spencer cuts the ribbon, held by other school district dignitaries, Sept. 11 ushering in a new era of the renovated stadium grandstands, which were originally built in 1966. âIn that nearly 60 years ago, this community came together to build these stands and in the years that followed, we've held sporting events, we've had graduations, community events, where generations have filled these stands and created many memories,â Spencer said to the crowd
Senior center mural pays tribute to best of Monmouth (opens the original)
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One of the Monmouth Senior Community Centerâs meeting rooms had a long, white wall in need of some art, anything, to break up the monotony. Rather than purchasing generic art purchased from a hobby store, the center instead unveiled a massive mural project Sept. 2 that was years in the making, created with the help of the members of the senior community. Barbara Cronin, Senior Community Center Director welcomed a couple dozen community members to the unveiling and the genesis of the colorful p
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