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Richardson Mayor Paul Voelker presents a proclamation to the organizers honoring the kickoff of Richocet15. Photo credit: AIR.
Organization Aims to Ignite Creative Spirit in Richardson
by Tara Nieuwesteeg | Jan 24, 2016
Arts Incubator of Richardson is on a mission to ignite creative spirit and grow Richardson—and its surrounding areas—as a hub for artistic endeavors.
by Tara Nieuwesteeg |
Jan 21, 2016
Paw Licking Treats, originally a project for school, are made from the spent grain leftover from Kyler Ashley's parents' brewery.
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by Sarah Bennett |
Jan 20, 2016
North Texas’ fashionable history traces back to the 1910s and 1920s, when Dallas—and its neighbor, Highland Park—were just beginning.
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by Eve Hill-Agnus |
Jan 12, 2016
During the day, the space is Marie’s Mantle; in the evening, it provides food for next-door Absinthe Lounge; overnight, it’s the kitchen for Wheat and Sour.
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The Matter Metric
by Stacie Barnett | Jan 8, 2016
Finding a meaningful brand voice in the evolving digital landscape.
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by Tara Nieuwesteeg |
Jan 7, 2016
Casie Caldwell’s restaurant, Kitchen LTO, changes out chefs and art every six months.
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by Tara Nieuwesteeg |
Jan 4, 2016
Dwell With Dignity gives families the confidence they need to succeed by creating spaces they love.
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by Sarah Bennett |
Jan 1, 2016
North Texas has played a major role in the gaming industry for more than two decades.
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Emily Heger, Akola Project
Watch: Emily Heger With Akola Project
by Krista Nightengale | Dec 27, 2015
Emily Heger with the Akola Project discusses why North Texas is the best place to operate from, and she gives us her definition of innovation.
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by Kevin Walker |
Dec 23, 2015
As we explore and examine what it means to be innovative, we should take a look at the creative people here who are rethinking how we do things. The people who are powering Dallas by bringing the energy, production, new thinking, and intellect that powers new things being built, new ways of solving old problems, and finding new opportunities for economic growth. These are people not only driven by personal wealth building, but people who have a vision for the collective good of the city and its inhabitants.
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by Tara Nieuwesteeg |
Dec 22, 2015
The 42 Murals project started with a bunch of blank walls in Deep Ellum. Developer Scott Rohrman decided to splash those blank brick walls with a bit of color.
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Kat Mendenhall created vegan-friendly boots. Photo by Lindsey Miller.
These (Vegan-Friendly) Boots Are Made for Walking
by Tara Nieuwesteeg | Dec 21, 2015
Kat Mendenhall created a cruelty-free boot everyone can love.
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by Sarah Bennett |
Dec 17, 2015
Sure, you could watch 'The Heart of the Sea' to familiarize yourself with 'Moby Dick.' Or, you could play this card game.
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by Sarah Bennett |
Dec 15, 2015
North Texas was built on innovation. Join us each month as we dive into that rich history, and explore where we've come from so we can better understand where we're going.
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by Tara Nieuwesteeg |
Dec 15, 2015
Janis Burkland, director of the Dallas Film Commission, works to market and develop sales strategies that attract business and foster growth of the creative media industries in Dallas.
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