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North Texas hospitals welcome the first babies of 2024
It’s a new year and that comes with new beginnings. For many North Texas families, that includes new additions to their families.
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Irving restaurant using black-eyed peas tradition to bring in new year
There are many New Year’s Day traditions, from fireworks to a polar bear plunge to making resolutions. And you can’t forget the lucky legumes. NBC 5’s Deborah Ferguson takes us to a restaurant in Irving built on award-winning black-eyed peas.
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Irving's Po' Melvin's shares blue ribbon black-eyed pea recipe
Looking for a black-eyed pea recipe? Mel LeMane, owner of Po’ Melvin’s in Irving, Texas, shares his dad’s best-of-show recipe for the new year staple.
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Lucky legumes are the stars of New Year's Day at Irving restaurant
Looking for a black-eyed pea recipe? Mel LeMane, owner of Po’ Melvin’s in Irving, Texas, shares his dad’s best-of-show recipe for the new year staple.
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Local resturant serves black eyed peas to North Texas
Mel LeMane will serve more than 10,000 quarts of his family’s famous black-eyed peas at his restaurant Po’ Melvin’s today. NBC 5’s Deborah Ferguson brings you the story.
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New Year traditions that might bring some luck
We’ve compiled a list of New Year’s traditions from around the world, check them out below.
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New Year's Photos: Jonathan and Chip
Jonathan’s professional photos of the fireworks show at Reunion Tower and Chip’s Happy 2023 message were featured during the New Year’s Photos segment on Jan. 2, 2023.
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Tradition of Hiking in the New Year Reaches All 50 US States
A simple plan to get more people enjoying the outdoors on New Year’s Day has become a nationwide movement after a hike at a Massachusetts park more than three decades ago.
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South Carolina Beach City Preps for New Year's Flip Flop Drop
Folly Beach, S.C., a beach city and popular tourist destination, will usher in the new year by dropping a giant pair of sparkling flip flops.
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Warmth Continues into New Year's Weekend
Pleasant weather is expected for New Year’s Weekend.
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North Texas High School Drill Team to Perform in Rome's New Year's Day Parade
The John Paul II High School Cardinal Belles Drill Team from Plano has been invited to be the featured performance representing the U.S. in the Rome New Year’s Day Parade.