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February 22, 2012
"The System Made a Mistake": Judge Finally, Officially, Makes Richard Miles a Free Man
The ever-expanding and always sharply dressed brotherhood of Dallas County exonerees once again lined the courtroom at the Frank Crowley Courts Building for an exoneration hearing this morning, this time in support of Richard Miles, who they already know quite well. After 14 years behind bars for a ... More >>
Blogs
June 17, 2011
Rais Bhuiyan, Victim of Post-9/11 Hate Crime, Calls for Forgiveness for His Attacker
Photo by Alex ScottRais Bhuiyan speaking to a group from Amnesty International at SMU earlier this springOn September 21, 2001, Rais Bhuiyan, then 27 years old, was working behind the cash register of a Texaco station in Pleasant Grove when a man wearing a bandanna, sunglasses and a baseball ... More >>
Blogs
March 18, 2011
At Inwood & Forest, Concern That Proposed Gas Station and Convenience Store Is Lowe's Blow
Once or twice a week for the past couple of months, an e-mail will pop up in the in-box about a proposal to put a gas station and convenience store in the Lowe's parking lot on Inwood Road just off of Forest Lane. It's no small development, either: According to city docs, the complex will eat up ... More >>
News
March 10, 2011
Toxic Avenger: In the War Between the Feds and Texas, EPA Chief Al Armendariz has Science on His Side. Is That Enough?
Once or twice a week for the past couple of months, an e-mail will pop up in the in-box about a proposal to put a gas station and convenience store in the Lowe's parking lot on Inwood Road just off of Forest Lane. It's no small development, either: According to city docs, the complex will eat up ... More >>
Blogs
February 7, 2011
Famous Faces' Local Choices, or: Wherein Kent Rathbun Spills the Bachman Lake Taco Secret
S&D Oyster CompanyIs it lunch-thirty already?Over the weekend, The Wall Street Journal rounded up some bold-faced locals -- including Luke Wilson, who I guess counts -- and asked 'em to pick a few recommendations each for out-of-towners and those natives who don't venture far from their comfo ... More >>
Blogs
January 3, 2011
Road Trip: Noshing My Way to Big Bend
The scenery was pretty cool too.According to the cheery student volunteer who gave a short lecture at Big Bend National Park the other day, the desert is delicious: Any resourceful visitor can make a meal of prickly pear pads and pigweed seeds. While the ranger-in-training assured us the fed ... More >>
Blogs
December 13, 2010
Dallas Taco Tour: Noxious Fumes, (Mostly) Yummy Grub and the Best Taco in Town
Photos by Jose Ralat MaldanadoRollout (and Rolaids) for the magical mystery taco tour.Dallas is a taco wonderland. When questions of the best local culinary offerings are raised, the taco is among the first victuals mentioned by the celebrity chef and vagrant alike. That being so, on Saturday ... More >>
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November 11, 2010
Caraway Wants to Make It Clear: "The Majority Has Spoken" About Beer, Wine Sales
Dallas, at least as of this very moment, is all-wet when it comes to the off-premise sale of beer and wine. And as Rudy Bush noted this morning, there hasn't exactly been a rush to the Oak Cliff Municipal Center's permit office -- in large part because of the city and county's hoop-heavy permitti ... More >>
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September 10, 2010
A Ginormous Movie Studio in Frisco? Maybe.
The Dallas Business Journal this morning brings news of a $1-billion, 1-million-square-foot movie and teevee production facility being planned in Frisco, near the Dallas North Tollway and Warren Parkway. And that's not all: According to Premier Studios' elaborate website, filled with conceptual r ... More >>
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September 9, 2010
La Paisanita: Gas-Station Art With Gusto
At an independent fashion-and-crafts art show/flea market in the Essex Street Market in Lower Manhattan, my wife chastised me for taking photos of some of the finer products available for sale -- noveau velvet paintings of the latest Brooklyn It band, shirts with images of unicorns sectioned ... More >>
Culture
July 22, 2010
Only Alice in Wonderland works wonders (so far) at this year's Festival of Independent Theatres.
At an independent fashion-and-crafts art show/flea market in the Essex Street Market in Lower Manhattan, my wife chastised me for taking photos of some of the finer products available for sale -- noveau velvet paintings of the latest Brooklyn It band, shirts with images of unicorns sectioned ... More >>
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July 16, 2010
This Year's Bath House FIT Fest Will Be Extra Cool. (The New Air-Conditioner Helps.)
Churchmouse ProductionsJoey Folsom and Stephanie Hall star in Churchmouse Productions' Georgie Gets a Facelift and Thank U Berry MunchEach summer the Festival of Independent Theatres puts Dallas' hottest stage actors in a bunch of short one-act plays in rotating rep over four weekends. The 12th a ... More >>
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July 2, 2010
100 Favorite Dishes: Asado De Puerco Rojo At Chitos
As a countdown to the Dallas Observer's "Best of Dallas" 2010, City of Ate is serving up 100 of the favorite dishes we crave, savor and hope to scarf down again soon. These dishes are in no particular order. Some are little known, others celebrated. Some are pricey, others can be eaten on the ... More >>
Culture
May 13, 2010
DCT's Most Valuable Player Swings For The Fences; T3 Tunes UP [title of show]; One Thirty Productions Presents Its Favorite Austin Playwright
As a countdown to the Dallas Observer's "Best of Dallas" 2010, City of Ate is serving up 100 of the favorite dishes we crave, savor and hope to scarf down again soon. These dishes are in no particular order. Some are little known, others celebrated. Some are pricey, others can be eaten on the ... More >>
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January 21, 2010
Woodlands Man Files Suit in Dallas, Claims Ballplayers Assaulted Him on New Year's Eve
KTRK-TVSpeaking of courthouse filings, our sister paper in Houston and KTRK-TV, the ABC affiliate down thataways, bring news of a lawsuit filed here by a 25-year-old Chevron petroleum engineer who claims he was assaulted on New Year's Eve at the Magnolia Hotel downtown.According to the suit ... More >>
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December 31, 2009
To Hell With The Recession -This Year Gave Dallas Audiences The Best Productions Of The Decade
KTRK-TVSpeaking of courthouse filings, our sister paper in Houston and KTRK-TV, the ABC affiliate down thataways, bring news of a lawsuit filed here by a 25-year-old Chevron petroleum engineer who claims he was assaulted on New Year's Eve at the Magnolia Hotel downtown.According to the suit ... More >>
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November 24, 2009
City Says It's Serious About Cleaning Up One Beleaguered NW Dallas Intersection
View Larger MapLast week, council member Ann Margolin told a room full of Northwest Dallas residents that the city was going to start cracking down on crime at and around the intersection of Royal Lane and Dennis Road, where day-laborers while away the daylight hours in front of a convenience store. ... More >>
Culture
July 30, 2009
Legally Blonde Guilty of Contempt of Audience; FIT Fuels Up Under a Texaco Canopy
View Larger MapLast week, council member Ann Margolin told a room full of Northwest Dallas residents that the city was going to start cracking down on crime at and around the intersection of Royal Lane and Dennis Road, where day-laborers while away the daylight hours in front of a convenience store. ... More >>
Calendar
July 16, 2009
FIT to Be Seen
View Larger MapLast week, council member Ann Margolin told a room full of Northwest Dallas residents that the city was going to start cracking down on crime at and around the intersection of Royal Lane and Dennis Road, where day-laborers while away the daylight hours in front of a convenience store. ... More >>
News
July 9, 2009
Kidnapped McKinney Man Gets an Up-Close Look Into Nigeria's Oily Heart of Darkness
View Larger MapLast week, council member Ann Margolin told a room full of Northwest Dallas residents that the city was going to start cracking down on crime at and around the intersection of Royal Lane and Dennis Road, where day-laborers while away the daylight hours in front of a convenience store. ... More >>
Dining
June 18, 2009
Fueling Up at Lunch at La Paisanita Taqueria is a Gas
View Larger MapLast week, council member Ann Margolin told a room full of Northwest Dallas residents that the city was going to start cracking down on crime at and around the intersection of Royal Lane and Dennis Road, where day-laborers while away the daylight hours in front of a convenience store. ... More >>
Dining
May 28, 2009
Texaco: Fill Up With Gas--From the Tacos, Not Petrol
View Larger MapLast week, council member Ann Margolin told a room full of Northwest Dallas residents that the city was going to start cracking down on crime at and around the intersection of Royal Lane and Dennis Road, where day-laborers while away the daylight hours in front of a convenience store. ... More >>
Blogs
April 16, 2009
Appetite For Instruction: Orzo Fresca Salad
Demonstrated by Jon Sprague of Corner Market Jon Sprague (left) and Chuck ColeTucked into a 90-year-old storefront on lower Greenville Avenue, Corner Market is like a little bit of Europe right here in Big D. Chuck Cole opened this restaurant-slash-flower shop two and a half years ago, aiming to ... More >>
Dining
April 2, 2009
Wolfgang Puck soars high with Five-Sixty
Demonstrated by Jon Sprague of Corner Market Jon Sprague (left) and Chuck ColeTucked into a 90-year-old storefront on lower Greenville Avenue, Corner Market is like a little bit of Europe right here in Big D. Chuck Cole opened this restaurant-slash-flower shop two and a half years ago, aiming to ... More >>
Blogs
June 4, 2008
One Local Attorney's Figured Out How to Get Money Out of Big Oil
Demonstrated by Jon Sprague of Corner Market Jon Sprague (left) and Chuck ColeTucked into a 90-year-old storefront on lower Greenville Avenue, Corner Market is like a little bit of Europe right here in Big D. Chuck Cole opened this restaurant-slash-flower shop two and a half years ago, aiming to ... More >>
Blogs
February 6, 2008
A Shell of Its Former Self?
Demonstrated by Jon Sprague of Corner Market Jon Sprague (left) and Chuck ColeTucked into a 90-year-old storefront on lower Greenville Avenue, Corner Market is like a little bit of Europe right here in Big D. Chuck Cole opened this restaurant-slash-flower shop two and a half years ago, aiming to ... More >>
Blogs
December 10, 2007
The Last Word on the White Rock Marathon, From Our 17th-Place Finisher
Demonstrated by Jon Sprague of Corner Market Jon Sprague (left) and Chuck ColeTucked into a 90-year-old storefront on lower Greenville Avenue, Corner Market is like a little bit of Europe right here in Big D. Chuck Cole opened this restaurant-slash-flower shop two and a half years ago, aiming to ... More >>
Blogs
August 11, 2006
Hell's in Lakewood
Demonstrated by Jon Sprague of Corner Market Jon Sprague (left) and Chuck ColeTucked into a 90-year-old storefront on lower Greenville Avenue, Corner Market is like a little bit of Europe right here in Big D. Chuck Cole opened this restaurant-slash-flower shop two and a half years ago, aiming to ... More >>
Music
March 23, 2006
Austin, Condensed
Why attend 1,400 concerts when you can read an abbreviated list instead?
News
December 16, 2004
Life After Death
Andre Lewis was eight hours from being executed, until the courts realized they had made a big mistake
News
March 4, 2004
What's Your Position?
Who will lead America's Team come November? The electorate must know.
Dining
February 20, 2003
Funky Quarters
Inwood Quarter Café mixes the seedy with the charming
News
February 6, 2003
Off the Hizzle
Plus: Double D'oh, Bolly Wanna Poppadum?
Best of Dallas
September 26, 2002
Best Fried Chicken
Bubba's Cooks Country
Dining
June 14, 2001
Wrapped Up In Chains
Fast-food restaurants are quietly taking over the world
News
January 18, 2001
Superiority Complex
How Glenn Heights turned a debate over starter homes into a nasty small-town war
News
October 26, 2000
Pumped Out
Major gas companies are driving away independent station operators, all in the name of greed
Music
September 28, 2000
Jesus' Favorite Singer
Fifty years after leaving the Soul Stirrers, Rebert Harris has been called home
News
June 8, 2000
Whizzing inside the tent
ExxonMobil shareholders use their stock to push a corporate giant toward change
News
May 25, 2000
Howard's End
Carlton Stowers goes in search of the dark muse that inspired pulp-fiction legend Robert E. Howard, the West Texas recluse who created Conan the Barbarian
Culture
June 17, 1999
Southern cross
Gothic, God, and the working class meet in Buck-Nekkid
News
April 1, 1999
Buzz
Gothic, God, and the working class meet in Buck-Nekkid
Music
July 16, 1998
Cuba libre
Marc Ribot and his Prosthetic Cubans are Habana good time
News
October 30, 1997
Swiss Misses
A tempest in a teacup over azaleas erupts into a class war in Dallas' Swiss Avenue Historic District
News
August 1, 1996
Congressional hopeful Jerry Frankel has ideas, brains, and GUTS.
Dick Armey will eat his lunch.
News
July 11, 1996
The power of the picket
It doesn't pay to cross Daisy Joe
News
June 6, 1996
Blood and Feathers
A violent sport provides the knives, gaffs, and blood that bind
Culture
August 24, 1995
A strange goodbye
Odd sights--and musings--at Mickey Mantle's funeral
Culture
November 24, 1994
Slouching toward the millennium
Kitchen Dog celebrates its new era with a strange, apocalyptic work
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