Jeff Swaney

So, Fellas, What Happened to that $15 Million Development You Promised?

Art for the masses

Deep Ellum transplants can't make Addison hip

Out of Orbit

Deep Ellum's punk haven shuts its door,but who's to blame?

How low can you go?

Beautamous Loaf International proves that the underground is deeper than you think

Hash Over

Deep tapas; Dale Wamstad's revisionist history; Donkey kong

Art and Commerce Street

Jeff Swaney and Delphi Group are encouraging people to "take a walk on the fun side" of Deep Ellum

Letters to the Editor

Published January 20, 1999

Club Cleared

Jeffrey Yarbrough splits from club business

Deep Sixed

Reports of Deep Ellum's death are exaggerated, but not by much

Pioneer Days

Jeff Swaney celebrates 20 years of Club Clearview by spilling somedirt

Up the Crick

To Deep Ellum's problems, add this: an underground raging river of poop

Hash Over

Village strokes; Mixed hash

Hide and seek

Deep Ellum developer Lou Reese bilked a savings and loan, bled his creditors, and walked away from federal prision a rich man. Bragging about it was is one big mistake.

Still prophesying

Russell Hobbs is born-again as a club owner

Still life

The Deep Ellum Center for the Arts is celebrating its first year. If it can't figure out what it wants to be, it may also be its last.

PID bull

Deep Ellum's Barry Annino pushes a plan for a special taxing district

The preacher and the Prophet

Why can't we all just get along? The history, or not, of Russell and Jeff's Deep Ellum

This Week In Dallas Music History: Club Clearview Launches Cyberium

​It's hard to believe how "cutting edge" Club Clearview (R.I.P.) was striving to be in the early 1990s. Because plopping down $80,000 for a virtual reality machine and a re-model in the middle of a recession? That sure seems like a bold move on the part of then-Clearview owners Jeff Swaney and Je ... More >>