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The nonprofit seeks to build a 36-unit rental development in a once-redlined area of established working-class neighborhoods of mostly Mexican American and Black families.
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Reginald Hurd maintains two rent houses in the Gilbert-Emory neighborhood. He has refused to sell to developers who might build pricey townhouses, though he...
Superb Woman
Alene Ingram Baker is a charter member of the Antioch Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church. A recent inductee into the African American Education Archives and History...
Spotlight Story
Enda’s BOOKtique is a Black-owned, woman-owned, independent retail bookseller of hardback, paperback books, and digital books, as well as educational products, and merchandise by...
Obits
Naomi Joe Smith was born June 23,1926 to the parents to Edward and Beatrice Booth. She accepted Christ at an early age. She attended...
Obits
Jearldene Bishop Anderson was born on July 4th, 1945, to Judge Jr. and Bennie Pegues Bishop. Jearldene attended Longview Public Schools and graduated from...
Obits
It is with heavy hearts and deep sorrow that we announce Cynric Suldon Hudson passed away on Monday, April 17th, 2023 at the age...
News
SB 133: Prohibiting Restraints on Students 10 Years and Younger Last week, the Texas Senate passed S.B. 133, written by Senator Royce West. During...
News
“We have suffered a tremendous loss,” Legacy Preparatory Charter Academy Superintendent Mrs. Staci Weaver said Monday, about the unexpected death of Mesquite West High...
DMN Stories
Gentrification has made Gilbert-Emory one of the hottest real estate plays in the city, but at what cost to longtime residents?
