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We are a region of nearly 9 million people, but life as a North Texan can sometimes feel lonely. The upside: Our Axios Dallas community always steps up to share advice on everything from trick-or-treating to what unites North Texans. Today, we are asking for advice on a more serious topic: Where do you go to socialize with people? Take the short survey below to share your recs. We will share the responses in an upcoming newsletter. Get more...
We are a region of nearly 9 million people, but life as a North Texan can sometimes feel lonely.
The upside: Our Axios Dallas community always steps up to share advice on everything from trick-or-treating to what unites North Texans.
Take the short survey below to share your recs. We will share the responses in an upcoming newsletter.
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Axios·1 hour agoWe are a region of nearly 9 million people, but life as a North Texan can sometimes feel lonely. The upside: Our Axios Dallas community always steps up to share advice on everything from trick-or-treating to what unites North Texans. Today, we are asking for advice on a more serious topic: Where do you go to socialize with people? Take the short survey below to share your recs. We will share the responses in an upcoming newsletter. Get more...
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