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Dallas heartthrob Sean Lowe flashes marriage-worthy abs in Bachelor promo

It's almost that time of year again, folks. No, I'm not talking about Thanksgiving or Christmas. I'm talking about the glorious return of The Bachelor to Monday nights.

This season features Dallas native Sean Lowe. You may remember him as Bachelorette Emily Maynard's man candy. Okay, you definitely remember him that way.

In case you forgot about Lowe's chiseled abs, cheesy grin and active eyebrows, ABC has a promo to remind you.

In case you forgot about Lowe's chiseled abs, cheesy grin and active eyebrows, ABC has a promo to remind you.

The sneak peek includes clips of a woman falling while doing a handstand, another in a wedding dress and the promise of mystery mansion crasher.

In other words, par for the Bachelor franchise course.

Lowe is shirtless in at least 50 percent of the takes, a pattern that we can only assume will continue when the show airs on January 7.

Happy New Year, indeed.

This week's hot headlines

Death of Dallas Caramel Company founder leads week's most-read stories

Dallas Caramel Company

Dallas Caramel Company

Dallas Caramel Company

Editor's note: It was a newsy week in Dallas. Sadly, the founder of a Dallas sweets company passed away; there was also news of a new gourmet European market in the works and peach cobbler coming to DFW Airport. Here's a chance to get caught up on the week's most-read stories, and here's help planning a fun weekend.

1. Dallas Caramel Company founder Rain McDermott dies at 52. Dallas entrepreneur Rain McDermott, who founded artisan caramel maker Dallas Caramel Company when she was only 34 years old, died after a battle with breast cancer; she was 52.

2. Gourmet European Market to open in north Dallas with pierogi and more. A new food shop with a distinct European flair is coming to Dallas: Called Gourmet European Market, it's opening at 17435 Preston Rd., in a shopping center south of Frankford Road, where it will feature food products from all over Europe but with a special focus on the Eastern European countries of Poland, Germany, Ukraine, Russia, Georgia, Israel, and Bulgaria.

Gourmet European Market Polish gingerbread Polish gingerbread at Gourmet European Market.Photo courtesy of GEM

3. Chef and caterer opens Southern to-go cafe south of Dallas. A chef and caterer has opened an eponymous to-go cafe south of Dallas: Called The Cedric Frazier Experience, it’s an upscale soul food kitchen located at 103 Waller St., in Red Oak, where it opened on June 7.

4. Dallas cuts slack on senior homeowners with new property tax exemption. Dallas seniors who own a home got cut a break: On June 11, the Dallas City Council approved additional property tax relief for senior and disabled homeowners by increasing the city’s property tax exemption for residents who are 65 or older or disabled.

5. Peach cobbler concept to open 2 locations at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport. Southern desserts are coming to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW): The Peach Cobbler Factory, a chain based in North Carolina, will open not one but two locations at the airport. The first DFW location will open in Terminal D in late 2025; a second location will open in the new Terminal C Pier in 2026.

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