The Major League Volleyball (MLV) has revealed North Texas’ first professional women’s volleyball team with an official name and logo. Introducing the Dallas Pulse.
The schedule for the Pulse has not been released yet, but we do know the season will open in January, led by former head coach of Canada’s Women’s National Team Shannon Winzer. Season ticket deposits opened last week.
The MLV already announced 13 team players, including 11-year pro Natalia Valentin-Anderson and SMU coach Celia Cullen.
Get prepared to watch the team bump, set, and spike this winter by shopping brand new merch, plus stay tuned for the 2026 schedule and more information on the team’s first collegiate draft.
Asked
Asked
Which sports arena is set to host the Dallas Pulse home games?
A. American Airlines Center, Dallas B. Moody Coliseum, Dallas C. Comerica Center, Frisco D. College Park Center, Arlington
Today, we’re thankful for readers with sharp eyes. Shanna B. noticed that yesterday’s newsletter was missing one very important feature — our Mansion Monday. Here is the latest four-bedroom home we’re admiring, located in Greenway Park of Keller. It features a game room and a 16-ft sliding glass door to the backyard.
Civic
The City of Fort Worth recently launched text message alerts for the Municipal Court. The free service will send texts directly to individuals with pending cases to help resolve matters efficiently. Get the details.*
Plan Ahead
Prepare to be spooked at Omni After Dark. The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is hosting a Halloween party and candlelit concert on Friday, Oct. 31 at 7:30 p.m. Put on a costume and sip on specialty cocktails while you watch a live SFX makeup demonstration and listen to Quartet Chromatica. Tickets start at $50.
History
The historic TXU plant near downtown is about to go up for sale, ahead of the Panther Island redevelopment project. The shuttered 113-year-old building has been listed several times on Historic Fort Worth’s list of Most Endangered Places. Bids open this Thursday and close Thursday, Nov. 20. (Fort Worth Report)
Announced
Fort Worth Assistant Fire Chief Raymond Hill has stepped in to serve as Interim Fire Chief after Jim Davis announced his resignation last week. Davis has been serving as Chief since 2018, but stepped back last month when he took administrative leave. His last day is this Friday. (Fort Worth Report)
Festival
And that’s a wrap on the 2025 State Fair of Texas — and the Log Ride. WFAA’s Scoop Jefferson shares more about the State Fair’s decision to retire the popular attraction after 40 years. (WFAA)
Listen
TCU ran past Baylor at the Amon G. Carter Stadium over the weekend, and the team’s 21-point second quarter ultimately lifted them to achieve a 42-36 win. Get the biggest stories on TCU, Baylor, and other Big 12 teams with Locked On’s daily podcasts.
Real Estate
This new townhome community checks all our boxes. Spacious floor plans, open-concept kitchens, and private garages meet coworking lounges, a resort-style pool, and 57,000 sqft of outdoor amenities — all just minutes from The Star and Legacy West.*
Number
217,734. That’s how many people have switched to Oricle hearing aids — enjoying conversations, TV, and the sounds of life for under $100. Learn more.*
The Buy
Looking for a little early holiday gift inspiration? While our official gift guide is on the way, here’s a sneak peek at what we’re loving right now.
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I finally made it out to the State Fair for closing weekend. The best part was seeing one of my favorite bands from the early 2000s — Hoobastank. Due to inclement weather, the band played a condensed version of their setlist, but honestly, I could’ve kept dancing and singing in the rain for as long as they were willing to play. Unfortunately, that was their last show for a while, as no more tour dates are posted to their website.
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