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After facing numerous obstacles with city programs, longtime Mill City resident Eula Wilson is set to receive a new home from the nonprofit Frazier Revitalization.

After years of applying for help through the City of Dallas' home repair programs, Mill City resident Eula Wilson is finally receiving a brand new home. It will be built by South Dallas nonprofit organization Frazier Revitalization, after a home assessment revealed unsafe living conditions.

In a sense, the Zan Wesley Holmes Jr. Community Outreach [...]

With the few grocery stores and continuing food apartheid in South Dallas, community organizers have established urban farms and community gardens. While the projects have fostered a sense of community, to what extent have they improved food access?

When complete, the development will provide 50 two-story single-family homes that can be purchased by eligible individuals and families.

A task force on safe communities is spending $150,000 to help clean up nearly 600 vacant lots in Mill City, with the goal of cutting crime along with the grass in the neighborhood.