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  • Development + Zoning,South Dallas

    Second Avenue is a South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan focus area

    The South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan identifies 2nd Avenue as a key focus area to transform into a walkable corridor featuring retail, restaurants, office space, and housing, with recommendations to change the zoning and create a mixed-use subdistrict to encourage development close to the street and remove parking minimums.

  • Development + Zoning,South Dallas

    Elsie Faye Heggins Street is a South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan focus area

    The South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan recommends expanding zoning along Elsie Faye Heggins Street to allow both residential and non-residential development, aiming to ease housing pressure and revitalize the corridor.

  • Development + Zoning,Phyllis Wheatley,Queen City,South Dallas

    Malcolm X Boulevard is a South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan focus area

    The South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan recommends zoning changes and development standards to create a vibrant hub along S. Malcolm X Boulevard, featuring mixed-use subdistricts, low-rise buildings, and no parking requirements to promote small business development and residential housing opportunities.

  • Development + Zoning,Economic Development,South Dallas

    South Dallas’ long road to community-approved zoning

    An area plan intended to dramatically change the way South […]

  • Dallas News,Documenter News,Local Government,Public Meeting Briefs,South Dallas

    D7 Dallas City Council candidates discuss public safety and affordable housing

    Six candidates attended a forum to discuss public safety, affordable housing, economic growth, and more, with four of them declaring their support for a historic district in the Queen City neighborhood and an authorized hearing for the South Dallas/Fair Park Area Plan.

  • Candidate Responses,Local Government,Queen City,South Dallas

    Cydney Walker: Dallas District 7 city council candidate

    Leading up to the May 3 election, Dallas Free Press […]

  • Bertrand,Fair Park Estates,Public Safety,Queen City,South Dallas

    Bumps in the road: South Dallas neighbors want City to speed up traffic-slowing efforts

    In the Bertrand neighborhood of South Dallas, third-generation homeowner Delphine […]

  • Education,Popular Posts,South Dallas

    DISD Trustee Ed Turner names Career Institute East for his late childhood friend, Adelio Williams

    Career Institute East will be renamed after a beloved South […]

  • Dallas News,Popular Posts,Public Meeting Briefs

    Concerns of gentrification halt duplex construction in Owenwood neighborhood

    A zoning request to build a duplex in a neighborhood […]

  • Development + Zoning,Economic Development,Fair Park,South Dallas

    Can this South Dallas land use plan jumpstart economic growth while preventing ‘incompatible’ housing?

    A new City of Dallas plan for how land can […]

  • Education,South Dallas

    How historic J.J. Rhoads Elementary School became South Dallas’ resource center for DISD families

    The decades-old Joseph J. Rhoads school in South Dallas has […]

  • Churches,Frazier,Mill City

    TREC’s first Mill City revitalization project gives Zan Wesley Holmes Outreach Center its own building

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

  • Bonton,South Dallas

    Driving unlicensed: The impact on South Dallas residents and the academy working to help

    South Dallas native Norvel Dumas, 27, had been driving without […]

  • Fair Park,History,MLK Corridor,South Dallas

    KERA and Dallas TRHT team up to document South Dallas’ civil rights legacy

    KERA and Dallas TRHT have released a series of documentaries highlighting the history of civil rights and social justice activism in South Dallas and Fair Park, with plans to build curriculum around it to educate youth on the topic.

  • Development + Zoning,West Dallas

    New Civic Atlas tool makes Dallas zoning cases, building permits ‘just as easy to use as Zillow’

  • Housing + Property Taxes,South Dallas,West Dallas

    Builders of Hope Unveils Plan to Protect Neighborhoods, But Residents Remain Skeptical of City

    Earl D. Thomas, a Victory Gardens resident, is a third-generation […]

  • South Dallas

    Follow-up: What happened to South Dallas’ Malcolm X Plaza? 

    Neighbors say the temporary improvements fell short of long-term impact […]

  • Education,South Dallas,St. Philip’s

    How a new arts-focused South Dallas school is earning its ‘Baby Booker T.’ nickname

    Posters and playbills featuring Broadway musicals line the walls of […]

  • South Dallas

    New mural celebrates South Dallas pride at the intersection of Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr.

    South Dallas community members gathered last weekend for the unveiling […]

  • Education,South Dallas

    Russell Lonnie III is the new principal of the “Great” James Madison High School

    Learn about Principal Russell's plans to reverse the declining enrollment, encourage students to pursue higher education and more.

  • Churches,Public Health,Queen City,South Dallas

    ‘Telehealth pod’ at Salem church brings health care into Queen City neighborhood

    This new “Neighborhood Connect Telehealth Initiative” — a partnership between Aetna CVS Health and the South Dallas Fair Park Faith Coalition, which Salem pastor Todd Atkins chairs — is intended to bring health care directly to South Dallas residents, bypassing barriers such as internet access, transportation, and the historical mistrust of Black Americans in medical care.

  • Development + Zoning,Economic Development,History,Housing + Property Taxes,La Bajada,Los Altos,Park Row/South Boulevard,Phyllis Wheatley,Queen City,Racial Equity,South Dallas,West Dallas

    What the City’s new ‘Historic and Cultural Preservation Strategy’ means for neighbors

    The latest This spring the Dallas City Council voted unanimously […]

  • Housing + Property Taxes,Queen City,South Dallas

    Queen City neighbors ask City of Dallas to preserve their history

    The latest:  At the most recent City of Dallas Landmark […]

  • South Dallas

    Here’s your cheat sheet for the Dallas ISD District 9 election

    Background information, priorities, and endorsements for District 9 Board of Trustees candidates Oralia Alonso, Da'On Boulanger-Chatman, Ed Turner, and LaKashia Wallace.

  • Dallas News

    How do Dallas ISD elections work?

    What is the job of the Dallas ISD Board of Trustees? How and when are they elected?

  • South Dallas

    ‘We had to own the land’: How the Forest Theater became a neighborhood revitalization project

    What originally started as an effort to revive the theater has expanded in scope, with Forest Forward acquiring several surrounding parcels of land between Julius Schepps Freeway and SM Wright Freeway. Forest Forward now owns the theater, the former liquor store just north of the theater, the gas station next door to the liquor store, and the lots behind the theater where an infamous gambling house once stood.

  • South Dallas

    How much land does Forest Forward own around the Forest Theater?

    The nonprofit Forest Forward owns South Dallas' historic Forest Theater and about 20 pieces of land surrounding it.

  • Queen City,South Dallas

    Park South YMCA: Why it was torn down, when it will reopen, and where to find programs in the meantime

    For more than 50 years, the Park South YMCA has served South Dallas neighbors of all ages through exercise classes, childcare and community events. As part of YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas’ efforts to improve facilities, the Park South building is undergoing a major $15 million renovation, expected to be completed in early 2025.

  • Bertrand,Dolphin Heights,Food Apartheid,Mill City,South Dallas

    How community gardens do (and don’t) address food apartheid in South Dallas

    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?

  • South Dallas

    What neighbors can expect from Bonton Farms’ new health clinic construction

    Bonton Farms is set to open a health clinic in early 2025. Most neighbors are excited for the resource, but some had questions about the farms' communication and decision-making process.

  • South Dallas

    Does revitalizing a neighborhood start with community health?

    Bonton Farms adds a wellness center to the community as an answer to revitalizing the South Dallas neighborhood, which will open in 2025.

  • Dallas News

    Where has the 2017 Dallas bond money gone?

    Take a look at our spreadsheets to find out what 2017 Dallas bond projects have and have not been completed over the last seven years.

  • Dallas News,Public Meeting Briefs,South Dallas

    Great Trinity Forest leak spills 3.6 million gallons of water, Environmental Commission questions Dallas Water Utilities’ response

    Bonton representatives want to know why no one told them […]

  • West Dallas

    Civic Explainer: Property tax options

    As property taxes rise city-wide, Dallas residents have a variety of options for payment plans or exemptions to lower their burden of the bill.

  • South Dallas

    Follow Up: South Dallas leaders help make GoLink successful, will DART make it permanent?

    DART has four rail stops and seven bus routes in […]

  • South Dallas

    New South Dallas tech hub at ICDC offers face-to-face help with digital connections

    Tucked inside the Innercity Community Development Corporation (ICDC) offices off […]

  • South Dallas

    A South Dallas solar rooftop offers neighbors training for ‘green’ careers

    Green Careers Texas opens its first rooftop training site in South Dallas to pave a way towards a living wage through green careers.

  • South Dallas

    $45 million renovation at Madison High School has one more year of construction ahead

    The “Great” James Madison High School continues its ongoing construction and the community wants to stay informed on its progress.

  • South Dallas

    Park South Family YMCA renovation delays blamed on city’s permitting process

    The community is excited about the new amenities and upgrades to their Park South YMCA, but permit delays leave them without their Y until the end of 2024 or early 2025.

  • South Dallas

    Tell us what you think: Fair Park First asks South Dallas neighbors about new community park and three-story parking garage

    On August 28, Fair Park First CEO Brian Luallen presented plans for a community park and parking garage, seeking input from South Dallas.

  • South Dallas

    In harm’s way: Social security benefits elude South Dallas residents with blocked debit cards

    South Dallas residents face hurdles in accessing social security benefits and struggle through a lengthy process with uncertain results.

  • South Dallas

    New cloud kitchen is a solution for South Dallas culinary entrepreneurs

    The new cloud kitchen at 2839 S. Ervay is the final piece in Cornerstone Baptist Church’s development project at The Crossing. Pastor Chris Simmons says this space gives local entrepreneurs the opportunity to expand their business and create affordable and livable wages in the neighborhood.

  • South Dallas

    Activist Ernest McMillan retraces Dallas’ Civil Rights movement in his memoir, ‘Standing’

    This excerpt from Ernest McMillan’s book, “Standing: One Man’s Odyssey through the Turbulent ’60s" is a glimpse into the work of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, or SNCC, in South Dallas.

  • South Dallas

    Meet Lincoln High School’s new principal: Lance Williams

    Lincoln High School welcomes a new principal, Lance Williams. Dallas Free Press sat down for a conversation with Williams to learn more about his vision for the 2023-24 school year.

  • Dallas News

    Demand for protesting property values goes up as families fight to stay in their homes

    Property tax consultant Toby Toler worked with more than 100 people over DCAD’s four-week protest period in April and May. He feels like the majority of the people he helped in Southern Dallas were able to successfully challenge their property values and lower their taxes.

  • Dallas News

    Back-to-school events with school supply giveaways near you

    Here is a list of Back to School events happening in your community that will have backpack and school supplies giveaways, health and family resources and other services for students.

  • Dallas News

    Dallas ISD parents unclear on why clear backpacks are needed for pre-K and elementary students

    Dallas ISD is requiring all students, including preschoolers as young as 3-year-olds, to carry a clear backpack as part of the district’s “ongoing effort to ensure safer schools.”

  • South Dallas

    H-E-B’s Joe V’s is coming to Dallas. We went to Houston to see what all the fuss is about.

    H-E-B’s press release announced the new stores would be Joe V’s Smart Shop, which offers “a price-conscious shopping experience.” Both will be located in southern Dallas; the first store opening next summer at the corner of West Wheatland Road and Highway 67, and a second store opening in 2025 at the corner of Buckner and Samuell boulevards.

  • South Dallas,South Dallas

    Mural reveals Fair Park’s role in Juneteenth’s history

    “Fair Park has a lot of historical significance,” Moore says as he describes the panoramic painting in the courtyard of the South Dallas Cultural Center.  He chose to paint a chronological display of Fair Park’s role in promoting the understanding and awareness of Juneteenth.

  • South Dallas

    Kathlyn Joy Gilliam Museum reopens, honoring Dallas’ first Black woman elected to school board

    The Kathlyn Joy Gilliam Museum recently reopened on Wendelkin Street in South Dallas. Honoring the legacy of Mrs. Kathlyn Joy Gilliam, the museum showcases the civil rights leader’s life story featuring original furnishings, photos, and artifacts in the home she lived in for 35 years.

  • South Dallas

    Neighborhood-led protest ends South Dallas-Fair Park PID ‘tax’

    The South Dallas Fair Park Public Improvement District is coming to an end. Property owners of neighborhood homes and businesses advocated against extending the PID for another seven years, saying they didn’t feel the additional tax burden translated to tangible community benefits.

  • South Dallas

    South Dallas real estate company works to keep the community in community development 

    Ferrell Fellows' business model is simple: She buys off-market properties in South Dallas in need of serious repairs then renovates these homes, preserving character and history. They become residences for first-time homebuyers, long-term rentals for people not ready to take that leap, and shared housing for people she comes across in her community work, everyone from single parents to immigrants to prostitutes.

    Fellows believes everyone deserves a dignified way to live.

  • South Dallas

    Q&A with Tabitha Wheeler Reagan: District 7’s New Plan Commissioner

    South Dallas District 7 has a new plan commissioner — Tabitha Wheeler-Reagan. She will join 14 plan commissioners to hear zoning cases and make recommendations to the City Council.

  • South Dallas

    Fair Park First hopes partnering with Sunny South Dallas Food Park will create a welcoming space for Black neighbors

    Desiree Powell hopes that the food park can be a living example of Black excellence and history in South Dallas. That’s one of the reasons she decided to partner with Fair Park First.

  • South Dallas

    Watermark wants a zoning change for its South Dallas church in the historic Pearl C. Anderson School. Neighbors want to know: Why?

    Watermark submitted a proposal to the City of Dallas for a new planned development district (PD) for the almost 10-acre space on July 12 — less than two weeks before it held its second community meeting.

  • South Dallas,South Dallas

    A new public safety project in Mill City may be a solution to the city’s 311 problem

    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.

  • South Dallas

    Park South YMCA swim team enjoys year-round swim

    Last year, Madel Perez coached the Park South YMCA Sharks into a fifth-place victory in the regional competition. What made this such a remarkable win was that the South Dallas Sharks were one of the few teams with a diverse group of students.

  • South Dallas

    ‘Where do you go on Saturday morning?’ How a zoning plan could make way for new businesses in South Dallas

    Tabitha Wheeler-Reagan, the co-chair of the South Dallas/Fair Park Area Plan Task Force, says the neighborhood’s PD 595 deters new businesses from coming into South Dallas. PD 595’s initial goals were to police alcohol sales and prevent gentrification, she explains, but she and the task force believe the zoning needs to be updated — still protecting the community, but encouraging local entrepreneurs, too.

  • Dallas News

    Dallas Free Press seeks a journalism pathway coordinator to work with high school students

    Dallas Free Press is looking for a journalism pathway coordinator to work with students in South Dallas and West Dallas on writing, storytelling, civic engagement, media literacy and critical thinking skills that would benefit them no matter what career they choose.

  • South Dallas

    New Malcolm X Plaza hopes to provide a solution to gun violence in South Dallas

    South Dallas’ newest summer attraction resides along South Malcolm X […]

  • Food Apartheid,South Dallas

    Goal of MLK Food Park, now in Fair Park, is ‘welcoming’ South Dallas residents and people of color

    Phase 4 of the month-long food park aimed to create a community environment for South Dallas residents and businesses of color.

  • South Dallas

    Froswa’ Booker-Drew resigns her post as ‘the great connecter’ between the State Fair of Texas and South Dallas-Fair Park neighbors

    A bombshell dropped on South Dallas this week when Froswa’ Booker-Drew announced that her last day at the State Fair of Texas would be next Friday, April 15.

  • Food Apartheid,South Dallas

    Groceries in a SNAP: Amazon provides free delivery to EBT customers

    Already, 65,000 people in DFW are enrolled in Amazon’s SNAP delivery program, but the company found that people who live in “food deserts” weren’t using the service, so launched a new outreach program Jan. 1.

  • South Dallas

    Diane Ragsdale: A lifetime of community organizing in South Dallas

    The Hon. Diane Ragsdale, who will turn 70 this year, has spent her entire life in South Dallas. Her story has been shaped by the neighborhood and, likewise, she has shaped her neighborhood in significant ways. She’s still fighting some of the same issues that led her to run for Council, and as a registered nurse, she approaches the systems as she would her patients — a belief in preventative medicine that will treat the underlying causes, not just the symptoms.

  • Food Apartheid,South Dallas

    Cornerstone Baptist’s profitable nonprofit grocery store ‘creates dignity’ in South Dallas

    Southpoint is proving to be a miracle in this sparsely populated South Dallas neighborhood between Al Lipscomb and Martin Luther King Jr. boulevards. Access to healthy, affordable food has been among the top concerns for residents here.

  • West Dallas

    Singleton United/Unidos: The new neighborhood on the block

    Janie Cisneros credits her neighborhood-based activism to serendipity. She is the leader of Singleton United/Unidos, a newly established neighborhood association in West Dallas, fighting for clean air and the removal of the long-standing roofing shingles plant, GAF, from her residential neighborhood.

  • Food Apartheid,South Dallas

    Is the City of Dallas going to save the Save-U-More grocery store in southern Dallas?

    Highland Hills fresh foods grocery store, Save-U-More, struggles to stay open and widen the food desert gaps happening in South Dallas.

  • South Dallas

    Tried GoLink yet? DART extends South Dallas pilot through Jan. 21

    DART’s GoLink program is to easily get riders to a nearby rail station in areas where bus routes are scarce. Still, leaders found there was a significant need for more accessible transportation within the neighborhood. DART's Golink Pilot service is a curb-to-curb model being measured for its success in neighborhoods until January 21st.

  • Dallas News

    Dallas Free Press is hiring a development manager

    Dallas Free Press is seeking an adept communicator who is highly organized to build strong relationships with potential major donors, funders and corporate sponsors.

  • South Dallas

    South Dallas nonprofit Miles of Freedom features and funds incarcerated artists through ‘Arts of Oppression’ exhibit

    Art comes in many forms and the ‘Arts of Oppression’ exhibit conveys that art is not limited to paintings or drawings, but extends to things like music, dancing and many other things which can be accessed if incarcerated individuals have access to resources.

  • South Dallas

    A parking lot symbolizes the State Fair of Texas’ racist history

    Historians and journalists have documented — and today’s staffers recognize — the State Fair of Texas’ racist history. In the early 1900s the fair hosted one “Colored People Day” per year. It was discontinued in 1910.  On a Wednesday in fall 1923, Ku Klux Klan Day drew some 160,000 Klansmen to the fairgrounds for the initiation of the “largest class in the history of Klandom,” according to the flier, which included an application for membership on the back.  Negro Achievement Day launched in 1936. Each year on Oct. 14, Black fairgoers were admitted inside the gates. 

  • Dallas News

    Local newsrooms, universities and nonprofits join forces to focus on affordable housing in Dallas

    The key partners on the project say affordable housing is a topic none of them has been able to consistently address on their own — but it’s a vital, systemic issue demanding greater response.

  • Food Apartheid,South Dallas

    The State Fair of Texas is trying to remedy past injustices to South Dallas via its urban farm

    It’s a tragic irony that the largest agriculture promoter in the state, the State Fair of Texas, is surrounded by a food desert, the neighborhood of South Dallas.

  • South Dallas

    A South Dallas artist residency aims to ‘capture the now before the future’

    John Spriggins, manager of the South Dallas Cultural Center, launched the Juanita J. Craft House Artist in Residency to provide artists with studio space to create work that “capture[s] the immediacy of the moment where historical neighborhoods are rapidly changing due to socio-economic shifts."

  • Dallas News

    Dallas Free Press launches a journalism pathway, seeks a coordinator

    Dallas Free Press has launched a journalism pathway from Dallas high schools to Dallas newsrooms, starting with efforts to educate high school students. We are looking for a part-time journalism pathway coordinator to work with students in South Dallas and West Dallas.

  • South Dallas

    People need jobs. Nonprofits need volunteers. Socialwyze’s solution is hourly wages for good work.

    The for-profit company connects nonprofits with unemployed individuals who can earn hourly wages by doing community benefit work.

  • Food Apartheid,South Dallas

    New grocery store reflects Cornerstone church’s belief that ‘South Dallas deserves beautiful things’

    A new neighborhood grocery store in South Dallas is part of Cornerstone Baptist Church's overall vision for a healthy community.

  • Food Apartheid,South Dallas

    Laying out food pantries like grocery stores gives choice and can lead to healthy habits

    Aunt Bette's food pantry at St. Philip's in South Dallas is set up like a grocery store to provide choices to hungry neighbors. This can create the kind of positive psychological environment conducive to healthy consumer habits, experts say.

  • South Dallas

    Black and Brown ‘Lit Lab’ library opens in Bonton’s Bridge Builders

    Bridge Builders, a nonprofit in the Bonton neighborhood of South […]

  • Food Apartheid,South Dallas

    Cornerstone Baptist Church is opening a grocery store to address food insecurity in South Dallas

    In an effort to address food insecurity in the community, Cornerstone Baptist Church is opening Southpoint Community Market, a neighborhood grocery store that will sell fresh and affordable food.

  • South Dallas

    Vaccine hesitancy, not availability, now South Dallas’ largest barrier

    Now that anyone who wants a vaccine can get one, the challenge is overcoming barriers such as internet access needed to register for the vaccine and transportation needed to get to appointments, plus the even more daunting barrier of trust.

  • South Dallas

    Drive-by parade honors Bobbie Blair, 51-year early education teacher with ChildCareGroup

    Bobbie Blair, lifetime early education South Dallas teacher is honored with a drive-by parad as she retires from 51 years of teaching at ChildCareGroup.

  • South Dallas

    Live broadcasts, robotics team coming to Thompson, Dunbar schools

    Paul L. Dunbar and H.S. Thompson schools in South Dallas received grants to support innovation in areas like leadership, technology, STEM.

  • South Dallas

    Two fires char Kathlyn Joy Gilliam Museum in South Dallas

    A couple doors down from the corner of Driskell and Wendelkin streets in South Dallas is what used to be a beautiful historic landmark, the Kathlyn Joy Gilliam Museum, now completely damaged from two intentionally set fires.

  • South Dallas

    After the storm: Resources for South Dallas neighbors

    Dallas Free Press has compiled a list of resources for South Dallas residents in the aftermath of the winter storm.

  • South Dallas

    How some South Dallas families are navigating the pandemic

    For many families in South Dallas, COVID has forced them to choose between sending their kids to school and facing financial and health risks, or keeping them home and dealing with isolation and learning loss.

  • South Dallas

    Nearly five high schools worth of Dallas ISD students are MIA

    Dallas ISD high school, middle school, and elementary students have missed days of school. Authorities presented a plan to address this.

  • South Dallas

    ‘Transformational’ news on South Dallas’ historic Forest Theater coming in February

    “I’ve never seen the marquee light up before,” noted Elizabeth […]

  • Dallas News

    Dallas: We need your input on news consumption and local media coverage

    This Dallas Free Press survey will inform our community journalism efforts in South Dallas and West Dallas, and help our launching-soon local media collaborative determine its focus topic.

  • Development + Zoning,Economic Development,South Dallas

    Zoning vs. small business: Three South Dallas stories

    “The more things that we bring in that keep our residents in our community spending their money here, the more we create that ecosystem of a sustainable economy that is going to give back to this community, instead of all of our dollars being spent elsewhere,” says Councilman Adam Bazaldua.

  • Economic Development,Fair Park Estates,Housing + Property Taxes,MLK Corridor,Park Row/South Boulevard,South Dallas

    Questions answered: South Dallas Fair Park Public Improvement District (PID)

    Dallas Free Press recently asked questions about the South Dallas Fair Park PID to try to understand how these tax dollars are benefitting the neighborhood, and how COVID might be impacting the work.

  • South Dallas,Transportation

    South Dallas leaders press DART for curb-to-curb transportation service

    A community survey showed that 45 percent of the people in the South Dallas zip codes of 75210 and 75215 don't have cars. Community leaders want to bring DART's GoLink service to the neighborhood.

  • Public Health,South Dallas

    This mental health podcast from a South Dallas native recognizes we all need help

    For Reynolds, a South Dallas native who grew up in the South Blvd/Park Row neighborhood, The Help Show has been a spiritual journey that has allowed her to process her grief.

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