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Mary Mapesthe horrendous, hectoring hell-hound harridan behind "Rathergate"will sign her book, Truth and Duty, at the... More >>
A world-traveled photographer of street scenes and people, Paul Greenberg has prints in the collections of the Dallas Museum of Art,... More >>
A portrait for the museum. A Rembrandt. I'm looking at Mitchell Rasansky in a pool of light at the back of a darkened office, staring back at me... More >>
I don't want you to imagine this scene. It's not imaginary. I want you to see it. Picture this. South Dallas at night. Jim's Car Wash, corner... More >>
OK, now I'm mad. Do you hear me, Wick Allison? Yeah, scary, isn't it? Let me tell you how I feel about the big project to build parks, lakes... More >>
Steve Blow, a metro page columnist in The Dallas Morning News, wrote a column last week about the mayoral candidacy of former Dallas... More >>
How to begin? Well, that's what I'm writing about, isn't it? Where to begin, how to end. I put up with this stuff from my dogs every day. I walk... More >>
An open letter to newly elected Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins: Dear Mr. Watkins: Give me a minute. A few... More >>
First, the big news, the part that has to do with you. In 1998 you were told the Dallas taxpayers' share of the Trinity River Project was $246... More >>
I hated giving this kid rides home, not because I was afraid of his neighborhood—maybe I was a little—but more because after we put... More >>
Maybe Katrina will save Dallas. All we need is a leader willing to put human lives and safety ahead of real estate deals and decorative bridges.... More >>
So once in a while I don't get something just perfectly right-on, 100 percent gold-plate correct. So, sue...uh, cancel that. In a case where I... More >>
On the evening of Friday, September 29, an eight-page, single-spaced memo went out from the office of the Dallas city manager to all members of... More >>
So what do you think Yankees should talk like when they come to Texas? Does it do them any good to try to talk like Texans? No, I didn't think so... More >>
History has this way of throwing bean balls at us. Just about now, the city finally has escaped its South Dallas guilt complex. People no longer... More >>
Ever since the 1998 bond election when the city got its hands on $246 million in tax money for the Trinity River Project, City Hall has done... More >>
All last week the media were doing their year-after-Katrina stories. Whose fault was everything? What have we learned? I'm reading this stuff, and... More >>
What kind of boring, unromantic soul could fail to see the wonder of Dallas' plan for new bridges across the Trinity River? Where now a row of... More >>
On the one hand, I'm afraid to call anybody, because everybody I call tells me he or she is thinking about running for mayor. The field of people... More >>
Strange stuff struts across the stage of life every once in a while. There just isn't time to stop and figure it all out. Like the oddly recurring... More >>
Here's the thing. People call me up. They abuse me. They ask if I'm an idiot. No. Frankly. I am not an idiot. They ask, "Don't you think it's... More >>
Oh, please. Give me a break, willya? If I hear one more word about how all these old white guys running for mayor of Dallas are going to "heal the... More >>
Fine. Go ahead. Vote for it. Swallow it down whole. But you better keep some Tums handy. Next fall the entire City Council and all of the... More >>
Last week the Mavericks came close to winning an NBA championship, and the W, an elegant new hotel, opened in the development surrounding the... More >>
I can predict the future. No, not of everything. I never said that. But of City Hall. I can tell you exactly pretty much partially what will be... More >>
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