The Dallas Morning News

Central Market’s move into Uptown is on again. The company has been working on an Uptown Central Market for years with a store that would anchor a high-rise, mixed-used project at the site. Plans for the Uptown store have been on hold since 2023 when development efforts were shifted due to a softer post-COVID commercial real estate market.

Over 160 employers are expected to participate in a job fair later this month in Arlington that is aimed primarily at veterans who are actively looking for work. The 13th annual Hiring Red, White & You job fair will be held on Nov. 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Globe Life Field, located at 734 Stadium Drive. According to the city’s website, the event is open to anyone looking for a job, but veterans will be given priority access.

As Collin County grows, a North Texas hospital system plans a $343 million expansion at its Plano hospital. Arlington-based Texas Health Resources announced earlier this week that it added a new parking garage and would build an eight-story tower at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano. Construction on the parking garage was finished this month, and work on the tower will begin soon.

An Afghan national told investigators that a contact in Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard instructed him this past September to put together a plan within seven days to surveil and ultimately kill Trump, according to a criminal complaint unsealed in federal court in Manhattan.

Michelin inspectors have already been eating in Dallas-Fort Worth, sampling its finest food and critiquing its barbecue and Tex-Mex hot spots. Which restaurants have Michelin’s anonymous critics already visited? We won’t know until the Michelin Guide Texas is released on Nov. 11. But we can guess. By Sarah Blaskovich #food #restaurants #dining

A nearly $13 million Southlake estate was the most expensive home to hit the market in Texas last month. Five of the state’s 10 priciest homes were in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, according to an October list from the Houston Association of Realtors. By Nick Wooten #realestate #dallasfortworth #dfw #homebuyers

Ball and Buck, which provides clothing and gear for hunters, has opened a new site in Dallas and relocated its hub from Colorado to North Texas, according to Madison Paine, spokesperson for the company. The “heritage outdoor lifestyle brand” provides clothing and other gear, including waxed cotton jackets, field pants and leather accessories along with shotgun luggage cases, among other things. By Brian Womack #lifestyle #outdoors #hunting #retail #dallasfortworth

On Nov. 14, Dallas Auction Gallery will auction 23 negatives, a collection called “The Mad Day: Summer of ‘68.” Other items up for bid include King Edward VII’s Broadwood Grand Piano, made in 1879, and Pierre Costeau’s 1969 Rolex Submariner, a diver’s watch co-designed by his father, Jacques Cousteau.

On Nov. 11, 2024, Michelin will announce its first round of Texas’ best restaurants. Chefs, restaurateurs and media have already received invitations to attend this high-profile evening in Houston. Didn’t get a seat? You can still watch

Catholic Housing Initiative and Catholic Charities Dallas hosted a grand opening of the St. Jude- Vantage Point housing facility last week. It’s the third of its kind intended to serve residents experiencing chronic homelessness in Dallas.