Updated on February 11, 2021 at 11:10 pm
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Thursday morning was just the start of stretch of bitterly cold weather that could bring more hazardous driving conditions in Dallas County. From midnight until 10 o clock this morning our deputies worked over 150 accidents, Dallas County Sheriff s Department Public Information Officer Raul Reyna said. We need to slow down out there on the freeways and especially watch out for our folks out there working the accidents, trying to help people to make it home safely.
On Thursday morning, Dallas County Sheriff Marian Brown tweeted a cautionary photo of a car that crashed into a deputy cruiser and landed on top of the cruiser, with the deputy inside his car.
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A bell tower overlooking a lake sounds picturesque, and perhaps not something you’d expect to find less than 30 minutes from downtown Dallas. But that’s.
After 25 years, Flying Saucer in Addison is closing
The bar’s walls and ceilings are covered in gold plates that customers can take home starting Jan. 1.
Flying Saucer on Belt Line Road in Addison is closing Dec. 31, 2020. Here, Kaylyn Steward carried mugs to thirsty customers at the beer-hoisting competition in 2014.(Alexandra Olivia / Special Contributor)
The folks running Flying Saucer Draught Emporium in Addison tell its fans “no tears in your beers,” but there are bound to be some sniffles, at least: The 25-year-old beer bar is closing after business on Dec. 31.
Flying Saucer was one of the earliest craft beer bars in North Texas, and its loyal fans, called “beer knurds,” would drive from far and wide to buy rare brews.
The Rowlett Bayside Sailing Club held its third Christmas Boat Parade at Sapphire Bay on Dec. 12.
The Christmas Boat Parade has been a holiday event for boat owners in Rockwall Harbor for the last three years after the idea was introduced to the Bayside Sailing Club.Â
âWe were having our annual meeting and we discussed doing it, but we only had about 25 or 30 boats out there that were active,â Tom Rinkevich said. âWe invited all boats around Lake Ray Hubbard to decorate their boat and come to the parade. In the first year we only had about five to 10 boats.â