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Developer Billingsley lands huge Allen development site Prime corner at U.S. 75 and Rayburn Tollway is planned for $1 billion in development. The 238-acre property is zoned for mixed-use development in Allen. This artist s rendering shows an earlier plan for the site Billingsley just bought.(Contributed / Howard Hughes Corp.) 3:03 PM on Jun 1, 2021 CDT One of North Texas’ best-known and most successful developers has landed what has to be the prime development site along U.S. Highway 75. Billingsley Co. has bought the 238-acre southwest corner of U.S. 75 and State Highway 121 in Allen. The vacant tract was sold by Houston-based Howard Hughes Corp., which had planned a $1 billion mixed-use project called Monarch City for the site. ....
How Much Does a Dallas City Council Vote Cost? I broke down the election results by the amount spent by candidates to earn each vote. The data show that money isn t everything in Dallas City Council races. By Peter Simek Published in FrontBurner May 4, 2021 2:35 pm As the results of the city council election were coming in Saturday night, a familiar storyline took shape. There were plenty of intriguing political subplots building up to the election. And now we have weeks of limbo as we await a staggering six runoff races that will determine the make up of the next council. But the big takeaway was low turnout. ....
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra uses the spirit of celebration to resume beloved musical traditions Despite a serious public health crisis, the DSO found ways to continue its century-old tradition of bringing music, inspiration and comfort to audiences in North Texas and beyond. On Nov. 11, the DSO and Dallas Black Dance Theatre staged the Unity Concert in support of Project Unity, honoring those who have lost their lives to racial violence and injustice.(Sharen Bradford) By David Buice As the COVID-19 pandemic spread through North Texas in the spring and summer of this year, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra faced a serious conundrum: How do you make a concert season happen when the world is turned on its head? ....