Bob Dylan turned in his latest set as part of Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival Tour. The mid-week stop at the Ford ...

General Tom Thumb only stood about three feet, four inches tall. But he made a huge impact during his life as a 19th-century sideshow performer promoted by P.T. Barnum. He appeared before queens ...

DALLAS — WFAA and Tom Thumb/Albertson's announced a partnership Wednesday to raise money for relief efforts in the wake of the devastating severe thunderstorms and tornadoes that caused ...

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Arboretum Village on Gaston Road in East Dallas is anchored by a Tom Thumb. This store is 24,000-square-feet and the one in RedBird will be almost twice as big.(Brixmor Property Group ) The Dallas ...

One of the most popular was ‘General Tom Thumb’, so named because of his diminutive stature. Managed by the flamboyant Phineas Taylor Barnum, he achieved celebrity status while only a child.

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Once upon a time, a poor woodman and his wife were so desperate for a child that they claimed they would be happy even with one no bigger than their thumb. This is what happened, and the boy they ...

Brodsky, the developer behind the Shops at RedBird redevelopment, confirmed last week that the highly anticipated Tom Thumb store would no longer be part of the project, the Dallas Business ...

Tom Thumb will open at the corner of Interstate 35 and Chapman Road (FM455) in the Sanger Crossing retail development, according to a city news release. Your support helps our newsroom bring you ...

A much-anticipated grocery store slated for the RedBird mall redevelopment in southern Dallas is no longer in the cards. Learn the latest in this story. Dallas' bright future glimpsed in these ...