Addison News

Oncor's decision to keep its headquarters in downtown Dallas may not sound like a big deal.

By ED CONDRAN / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News Ed Condran is a Jenkintown, Pa.-based freelance writer.

The Helicopter Association International is proud to announce its "Salute to Excellence" award winners for 2010.

A North Texas investment group has purchased an Addison office building from lenders.

Van Simpson has carved out two narrow pathways in his overstuffed McKinney garage.

Behringer Harvard has restructured investments in two local apartment complexes in response to the ongoing financial woes of developer Fairfield Residential LLC.

Imagine you're a manager at an upscale shopping center in Beverly Hills. The Christmas season assaults you with a particularly challenging dilemma: what do you about Mall Santa? As an American mall, you're socially obligated to worship the cherished icon of the year's busiest consumer season with a white bearded doppelganger of your own.

Share + Dec 3, 2009 4:49 pm US/Central By Arezow Doost NORTH TEXAS A North Texas mother led Dallas Constables on a chase Thursday morning and officials say she tried to evade authorities while driving with her two kids in the car.

A newly planted red oak tree on the grounds of Addison Town Hall was dedicated to the late Dennis Kraft who served as an Addison City Councilmember from May 2005 till his death in November 2008.

Dallas County constable's officers chased a woman and two children through Addison and Plano this morning after trying to stop her for a traffic violation.

Wow, the end of November crept up on us. Things generally seem to slow down as we approach the end of a year.

Community School twins Kathryn and Erika Fluehr have qualified for the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships National Finals.

The Austin College theatre program presented 'An Evening of One-Act Plays' at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, November 20, and Saturday, November 21, in Ida Green Theatre of Ida Green Communication Center.

Despite the ongoing recession, employees of the home security company Monitronics gave wholeheartedly this month for an outstanding cause.

Pizza Hut is packing up the moving vans to move its headquarters about ten miles up the Dallas North Tollway, leaving Addison behind and moving to Plano.

As microelectronic components have become progressively smaller and board densities continue to increase, electronic assemblies will be even more difficult to clean.

North Texas is corporate jet country. Addison Airport is one of the busiest corporate flying centers in the country, and Dallas Love Field glitters with bizjet bling.

When 16-year-old Stephanie Tilden, a junior at Ursuline Academy, began brainstorming about ideas for her Gold Award Project, she knew she wanted to help at-risk homeless children.

March of the geese: A gaggle of geese parade across a field in the German city of Kuhhorst.

By KAREN ROBINSON-JACOBS AND THEODORE KIM / The Dallas Morning News krobinson@dallasnews.com, tkim@dallasnews.com Executives with Addison-based Pizza Hut are "exploring" moving the corporate headquarters, a fixture along the Dallas North Tollway since 1995, to the Legacy Office Park in Plano as soon as next year.