North Texas Event Production Company Changes Business Model To Stay Afloat During Pandemic
Before COVID-19 cases started spiking, the father-son duo behind Texas AVL produced around 200 events a year.
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Before COVID-19 cases started spiking, the father-son duo behind Texas AVL produced around 200 events a year.
Schools typically recirculate cooled or warmed air to save on energy costs, but Professor Melanie Sattler said that is not a safe option now.
"Pandemics hit tourism very hard. But in addition to that, we've also had our manufacturing hit," said Arlington Mayor Jeff Williams.
Downtown Mansfield, Inc. said they cost $6,000 each and the nonprofit will need to come up with more funding for future parklets.
Tarrant County Public Health reported six more COVID-19 deaths and 836 new cases of the coronavirus on Wednesday.
Frisco ISD has suspended participation in competitive marching band events for the fall season.
The 118-year-old company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in mid-May.
This creamy, no-bake icebox cake (technically a carlota de limon), only requires five ingredients. It's bright with fresh lime and as easy to make as it is to eat.
Whether the elastic is too tight or the cloth is too thick, there are a lot of reasons for mask fatigue.
He was taken to Baylor Scott and White Medical Center-Grapevine for treatment of a police canine bite when police caught him.
Crowd attendance was already going to be no more than 50% of maximum occupancy at the stadium, but that idea is under review.
A private border wall built by supporters of President Donald Trump in South Texas has suffered new erosion after a weekend tropical storm that was the project's first major weather test.
There are currently funds available to residents in need of assistance to pay their utility bill.
Baylor University is requiring a negative COVID-19 test of all students coming to campus for the fall semester.
"We must continue the spirit of sacrifice for the community good that has led people to forgo unnecessary trips," said Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins.
