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Mavericks’ Valley View move sparks cheers, disappointment across Dallas

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By Everton Bailey Jr. , Maria Pacheco , María Pacheco , Nick Wooten 
| Garland Journal
Downtown advocates lament a lost opportunity. Preservationists say the city can now rethink City Hall on its own merits. By Devyani Chhetri, Everton Bailey Jr., María Ramos Pacheco, Nick Wooten Dallas Morning News https://www.dallasnews.com/ The site of the demolished Valley View Mall sits vacant in Dallas, Friday, May 29, 2026.Angela Piazza/The Dallas Morning News The Mavericks are staying in Dallas for now. They’re just not staying where downtown supporters wanted them.
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Mavericks’ Valley View move sparks cheers, disappointment across Dallas

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By Everton Bailey Jr. , Maria Pacheco , María Pacheco , Nick Wooten 
| Texas Metro News
Downtown advocates lament a lost opportunity. Preservationists say the city can now rethink City Hall on its own merits. By Devyani Chhetri, Everton Bailey Jr., María Ramos Pacheco, Nick Wooten Dallas Morning News https://www.dallasnews.com/ The site of the demolished Valley View Mall sits vacant in Dallas, Friday, May 29, 2026.Angela Piazza/The Dallas Morning News The Mavericks are staying in Dallas for now. They’re just not staying where downtown supporters wanted them.
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The world is coming. Dallas gets a readiness check.

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By Aria Jones , Maria Pacheco , María Pacheco 
| The Dallas Morning News
The world's biggest sporting event is almost here. With the first World Cup match in North Texas less than two weeks away, organizers will update the Dallas City Council on Wednesday on preparations for an unprecedented influx of visitors, international media and soccer fans. The region is expected to be among the busiest World Cup destinations, hosting nine matches at AT&T Stadium in Arlington as well as the FIFA Fan Festival at Fair Park and the tournament's International Broadcast Center.
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