ashley89+FollowHorseback adventures await in DFWTrading city noise for the sound of hooves is easier than you think in Dallas-Fort Worth. From lakeside trails at Marshall Creek Ranch to the iconic Southfork Ranch (yes, the one from TV!), there’s a spot for every rider—whether you’re a total beginner or a seasoned pro. Some places even match you with a horse based on your personality! You can try archery, fishing, or just soak up the scenery. Which DFW trail would you pick for your next escape? Let’s hear your favorites or tips for first-timers! #Travel #DFW #HorsebackRiding00Share
TwilightTurtle+FollowDFW parents face steep back-to-school costsBack-to-school shopping in North Texas is hitting wallets harder than ever, with DFW families now spending about $750 per child—32% above the national average. Even basic supply lists have jumped in price, and many parents are ditching name brands for more affordable options or heading to discount stores just to keep up. Some districts, like Arlington and Frisco, are easing the pressure by not requiring brand names, which helps a bit. With tax-free weekend around the corner, are you finding creative ways to save or feeling the squeeze more than usual this year? Let’s share tips and support each other! #Education #K12 #DFW00Share
hhill+FollowDFW’s coolest ways to stay active indoorsTriple-digit temps don’t have to sideline your workout routine in Dallas-Fort Worth. From indoor pickleball courts in Farmers Branch to high-energy cycling at CycleBar and epic climbing walls at Movement, there’s no shortage of ways to break a sweat without braving the sun. Want something different? Try skydiving at iFLY, test your ninja skills at The Colony’s adventure park, or hit up Topgolf for shaded swings and snacks. Even water lovers can dive into Grand Prairie’s indoor waterpark. Which spot is your go-to for beating the Texas heat while staying active? #Fitness #DFW #BeatTheHeat00Share
Jason Wells+FollowDFW loses a barbecue legendBrix Barbecue, a beloved Dallas-Fort Worth staple, is closing its doors after nearly a decade of serving up some of the best burnt ends and pulled pork in Texas. Pitmaster Trevor Sales says shifting priorities and a changing restaurant scene led to the tough decision. Fans still have a few weeks to grab their favorites before the final day on August 17, with Brix promising a farewell menu packed with their greatest hits. This is more than just a restaurant closing—it's the end of an era for local barbecue lovers. Who else has memories from Brix? #Food #DFW #Barbecue00Share
Mrs. Jessica Morgan+FollowDFW leaders want more collaboration and equityNorth Texas business leaders are calling for big changes: more collaboration between universities and employers, a stronger push for green business practices, and real investment in Dallas’ southern neighborhoods. They see DFW’s practical, roll-up-your-sleeves culture as a strength, but say it’s time to break down old barriers and make sure every part of the region benefits from growth. What would you change about our business environment? Is it time for more voices at the table, or a new focus on community impact? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Business #DFW #BusinessCommunity00Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowCarrollton’s new luxury apartments shake up DFW livingA massive new 370-unit luxury apartment community is coming to Carrollton, promising more space and high-end amenities for DFW renters feeling squeezed by rising home prices. The Jackson Road development will offer roomy one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes—many with dens—plus perks like a resort-style pool, 24-hour gym, dog park, and business center. With easy access to major highways and public transit, it’s designed for professionals and families who want convenience without sacrificing comfort. What do you think—will this kind of upscale rental living change the way people approach homeownership in North Texas? #RealEstate #Carrollton #DFW00Share
