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News reporter in Dallas-Fort Worth for WFAA. Email me at csadeghi@wfaa.com
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Nostalgia, subscription fatigue drive CD sales at North Texas record store Original

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By Chris Sadeghi Verified
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GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas — While vinyl records have been on the comeback for years thanks to nostalgic fans, CDs are making a resurgence of their own for many of the same reasons plus a few added advantages. At Forever Young Records in Grand Prairie, store manager Gary Austin has watched music trends come and go over the store's 43 years in business. He says one of the biggest surprises lately has been the growing popularity of CDs. This story continues below.
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The historic Old Mill restaurant reopens hoping to draw year-round crowds to Fair Park

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By Chris Sadeghi Verified
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DALLAS — The Old Mill at Fair Park was built in 1936 for the Texas Centennial Exposition and is one of the most recognizable buildings at the park with its watermill and stone bridge leading to the door. “This place just screams history,” said longtime state fair concessionaire Isaac Rousso. Fairgoers could step inside the mill for food and drink during the weeks of the state fair but Rousso wants it to be more. This story continues below. More in Local “It just needed love and attention.
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REWIND: Before the World Cups arrived, the Dallas Sidekicks introduced North Texas to a summer of soccer Original

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By Chris Sadeghi Verified
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DALLAS, Texas — Just as it did in 1994, the 2026 FIFA World Cup is providing many with their first real introduction to the sport of soccer. However, even before North Texas played host, local fans got to experience an unforgettable summer of soccer, albeit of a different form. The Dallas Sidekicks run to the Major Indoor Soccer League championship in 1987 captivated the city’s sporting interest, giving fans a winner to get behind during a time when they needed one. This story continues below.
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