Dallas guitarist Mike Scaccia died on December 23 at a Fort Worth night club.Photo courtesy of Metal Mina Pics
The Olympian Ranch is no longer home to 300 horses. The Humane Society helpedarrange a buyer for the animals after the property was sold.Photo courtesy of Kay Marie
Retired Olympic runner Suzy Favor Hamilton has admitted to working as a high-endcall girl.usatoday.com
H&G Supply Co. wants to bring the Paleo diet and lifestyle to GreenvilleAvenue.Photo by Robert Bostick
Rye 51 is a custom men's clothier in West Village.Photo by Conner Howell
Editor's note: The top Dallas news of the week includes big accolades for the Dallas 'burbs. Plus, three exciting restaurant openings to know. Get the details on our most popular stories below, then visit our event planner to fill your weekend agenda.
1. Blooming Dallas suburb ranks as America's 7th most livable small city. One Dallas-area city continues to attract the national spotlight: namely Flower Mound, whose latest accolade comes from SmartAsset, the financial technology company, which ranks it as the No. 7 most livable small city in the U.S. for 2025.
2. 3 affluent Dallas neighbors dominate new list of wealthiest U.S. suburbs. Three well-to-do Dallas-area communities — University Park, Southlake, and Colleyville — are among the wealthiest suburbs in America in 2025, a new report has confirmed.
3. Vila Brazil to bring affordable Brazilian steakhouse to Cedar Hill. A Brazilian steakhouse known for its low-for-steak prices is coming to Cedar Hill. Called Vila Brazil, it's part of a small local chain and will open in late 2025.
Vila Brazil is beefing up its DFW locations. Photo courtesy of Vila Brazil
4. Oak Cliff Dallas address says bye Swank and hello Indian restaurant. A location in Oak Cliff Dallas that has seen some turnover in recent years is about to see some more. It starts with Swank, the ambitious restaurant from chef Luke Rogers, which is leaving its address at 1115 N. Beckley Ave. after a year. The space will soon become home to Elephant Indian Bar and Grill.
5. Family-owned cafe to serve empanadas and Argentinian food in McKinney. Award-winning empanadas are coming to McKinney via a new spot called Stefania's Empanadas Argentine Café, opening in August on the border of McKinney and Frisco.
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