Irving-Based U.S. Oral Surgery Management Inks First Partnership In Massachusetts
U.S. Oral Surgery Management (USOSM) – a specialty management services company that exclusively serves premier oral and maxillofacial surgeons – is announcing a new partnership with Central Mass Oral Surgery PC, an oral and maxillofacial practice treating patients in Leominster and Gardner, Massachusetts. Headquartered in Irving, this is USOSM’s first partnership in the state of […]
Replicas of King Tut’s Royal Treasures On Display in Irving-Las Colinas This Month
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the discovery of King Tutankhamen’s tomb in Egypt. To celebrate the discovery, the Irving Public Library will display 50 reproductions of the young pharaoh’s artifacts, including a royal gold mask, alabaster vases, statues and furniture. The exhibit is free and open to the public. It was made possible […]
Volunteers Needed for Homeless Count in Irving-Las Colinas
Irving needs volunteers to help count its homeless population this month. The annual survey is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Feb. 24. Cities conduct point-in-time counts, which are one-night censuses, to help policy makers develop programs and services to assist the homeless population. In Irving, volunteers will break into teams, escorted by a police officer. All […]
Irving-Las Colinas Agency is Behind Super Bowl Spot Featuring Andy Richter As Avocado-Loving Julius Caesar
A favorite Super Bowl ingredient — the humble avocado — returned to the small screen during Sunday’s Super Bowl LVI. Irving-based Avocados from Mexico developed the commercial, which features late-night sidekick Andy Richter as Roman general Julius Caesar strolling through a tailgate party at the Roman Colosseum. The agency has released the 30-second commercial, which […]
Mainstage Irving-las Colinas Presents Ken Ludwig’s Hilarious Comedy SHERWOOD: THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD
MainStage Irving-Las Colinas is pleased to announce the performances dates and cast of their upcoming production of Ken Ludwig’s play Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood. Filled with swashbuckling adventure, amorous exploits, and good triumphing over evil, this brightly colored, lighthearted take on the legend of Robin Hood is sure to bring merriment to audiences […]
How Do Irving Companies Rank for LGBTQ Equality in the Workplace?
Three companies with headquarters in Irving earned perfect scores for LGBTQ inclusivity in the Human Rights Campaign’s annual corporate equality index. The nonprofit advocacy group evaluated more than 1,200 companies nationwide for workforce protections, medical benefits and health insurance, and culture and social responsibility. A record 842 companies earned top scores of 100 and a […]
Celebrate Black History Month In Irving
Each year, February marks the recognition of Black History Month in the U.S., which pays tribute to African Americans who have made lasting and important achievements throughout the country’s history. The City of Irving’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee invites residents to explore the history and contributions of fellow Irvingites, as well as other notable African […]
Hilti North America Leases Industrial, Office Space in DFW Airport Submarket
Plano-based Hilti North America has signed a long-term lease for two buildings at the Bison Grove Business Park in Lewisville in the DFW Airport submarket, according to a news release. Hilti North America is a subsidiary of Hilti, a global supplier for the construction and energy industries. The company leased two buildings totaling 485,000 square […]
A List of Irving’s Black-Owned Restaurants
It’s Black History Month, but we can celebrate Black-owned businesses year-round by supporting them. In Irving, you’ll find everything from Texas barbecue to vegan health food. Here’s a round-up of Irving’s Black-owned businesses from Dallas Business Journals, with assistance from the DFW Black-Owned Restaurants public Facebook group. See the list at Dallas Morning News.
New Art Exhibit in Irving Explores Civil Rights Movement, 1960s American South
A new art exhibit in Irving explores the civil rights movement and life in the American South in the 1960s. Called “I Am A Man,” the exhibit gets it name from the iconic photographs of striking Memphis sanitation workers who carried signs with that phrase. Those photographs are included, as well as others of segregated […]