Lone Star Park

Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie is gearing up for the upcoming fall season and will be hosting a job fair on Friday and Saturday, August 27 and 28.

After skipping last year due to the pandemic, National Anthem auditions were back on Tuesday at Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie.

After skipping last year due to the pandemic, national anthem auditions were back on Tuesday at Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie.

Lone Star Park will have a new online ticketing system for the 2021 season, with tickets available starting next Monday.

The Lone Star Park at Grand Prairie will hold its annual National Anthem auditions on Tuesday, March 23, from 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie is open again after it shut down due to coronavirus concerns. Races resumed Sunday for the first time since July 5. Lone Star Park says it is following CDC guidelines for its fans. Those entering the facility will be temperature checked at the gates and asked to answer a questionnaire concerning their health.

If the long line that formed early Thursday outside of Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie is any indication, the need for free, fresh food is not diminishing in the slightest.

An employee who is involved in racing operations at Lone Star Park has tested positive for COVID-19.

The horse-racing track in Grand Prairie will start allowing visitors in the stands Sunday through the rest of the racing season, which ends August 11.

Horse racing at Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie will be returning on Friday, May 22, announced the park. The Grand Prairie park announced it will begin thoroughbred racing on Friday. Betting can be done inside the park’s bar and book center, but occupancy will be kept at 25%. It’s first come, first serve and no reservations. Park operators ask…

Thousands of cars lined up for a food distribution at Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie Sunday. Agape Connect partnered with local businesses and churches to acquire food, and even heavy equipment to help with the giveaway.

The racehorses at Lone Star Park are used to life in the fast lane. Helping them stay there is Frank “Pancho” Silva’s job.

The racehorses at Lone Star Park are used to life in the fast lane. Helping them stay there is Frank “Pancho” Silva’s job. “The horses love me and I love them,” Silva said. Silva is an equine massage therapist. “Focus on the muscle that’s tight,” Silva said as he ran his hands down a horse’s back. “His back is...