Teresa Gubbins

5 days ago | fortworth.culturemap.com | Teresa Gubbins

Keyshia Cole, the Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, and “Princess of Hip-Hop and R&B,” will go on the road in summer 2025 with The Way It Is 20th Anniversary Tour, stopping in Fort Worth at Dickies Arena on Saturday, July 26. The tour will celebrate the milestone anniversary of Cole's 2005 debut album, which immediately put her at the top of the R&B genre. It was the first of six straight top 10 albums on the Billboard 200 for the singer.

5 days ago | dallas.culturemap.com | Teresa Gubbins

Editor's note: It's time to look back at the top Dallas news of the week, beginning with news that's no secret: DFW's population is growing. That includes the city of Celina, getting its first Walmart Supercenter. Nine Dallas-area universities made a notable list, and the city's only underground subway station is getting a re-do. Get the details on our five most popular Dallas stories below, and then check out this guide for some weekend fun.

6 days ago | dallas.culturemap.com | Teresa Gubbins

The avian flu creeps closer and closer: According to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD), recent testing has detected Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in mammal species in Texas including foxes, raccoons, striped skunks, and domestic cats located in the Texas panhandle in Deaf Smith, Hansford, Lubbock, Ochiltree, Parmer and Randall Counties.

6 days ago | dallas.culturemap.com | Teresa Gubbins

It's the 2025 edition of our annual CultureMap Tastemaker Awards, celebrating the people and places that make Dallas a dynamic dining destination. It includes this special editorial series in which we're highlighting restaurants, bars, and chefs who've been nominated in eight categories by our admirable judging panel comprised of last year's winners and local dining experts.

6 days ago | dallas.culturemap.com | Teresa Gubbins

The city of Dallas is dispensing $100,000 to more than a dozen urban growers and vendors in support of their agricultural efforts. According to a release, the city is partnered with Dallas County Health and Human Services in the Urban Agriculture Infrastructure Support Program, with awards to 14 agriculture entities, funding a total of 22 project sites in Dallas.