Rose Farley

Re: Sam Coats' Concrete Problem

What's in David Dean's Closet? Oh. A Closet.

The Taxman Cometh

The IRS delivers a slap to a dubious charity deal

Letters

The IRS delivers a slap to a dubious charity deal

Betty Unplugged

The IRS delivers a slap to a dubious charity deal

Observer honors

Three writers win awards, and a fourth remains hopeful

Letters

Three writers win awards, and a fourth remains hopeful

Something In The Air

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

Letters

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

Letters

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

Letters

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

Letters

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

Letters

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

Letters

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

Letters

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

Letters

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

Letters

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

Letters

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

Letters

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

Letters

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

Letters

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

Letters

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

Letters

Downwind of TXI's Midlothian cement plant, people and animals keep getting sick. Instead of investigating whether the plant is to blame, state regulators appear ready to let TXI burn even more hazardous waste. Part two of A Dallas Observer Special Report

It's the money

And it's nowhere near enough to attract a slate of decent city council candidates in southern Dallas

Letters

And it's nowhere near enough to attract a slate of decent city council candidates in southern Dallas

Buzz

And it's nowhere near enough to attract a slate of decent city council candidates in southern Dallas

Observer, staff win eight Katie Awards

And it's nowhere near enough to attract a slate of decent city council candidates in southern Dallas

Letters

From the week of February 10

Observer Writers Honored

From the week of February 10

Letters

Down to the Grounds, Hate Kills, Deseg or Reseg?

Letters

Pave the Damn Street; Lipscomb's Last Hope; Oak Cliff's Secret

Letters

Soak the Middle Class; Double Exposure; Ruscha's Mirror

Letters

Falun Dafa's Dark Side, Swimming with Jellyfish, Inwood vs. Itself

Letters, December 6

Because DISD Sucks, Deadly Restraint, We're the News

Business My Way

Plus: Priest Power Corrupts

Not So Hot

Plus: Bring on the Smut, Tudor Tyrants

Heart of Gold

Plus: I Want My Kittens, Tudor Rebellion, Sex Is Everywhere

Expunge Him

Plus: Tudor Mania

Latin Beat

Plus: Angry Americans, Plague Year, A Sucker Born

Protect and Serve

Plus: Choosing Street Life

Siderius, Stuertz Win Awards

Staffers take home prestigious writing prizes

Suckahs

Why try to be good when it only turns out bad?

Letters

Too Damn Scary Virginia Speaks

A Taxing Situation

Too Damn Scary Virginia Speaks

Neener, Neener, Neener

Texas Supreme Court sides with satire and the Dallas Observer

Boxcar Miller

The floating homeless encampment settles in at Dallas City Hall

Tribal vengeance

In primitive land, high price paid for speaking out of turn

Buzz

Get a grip

Letters

Get a grip

All These Years Later, Swiss Avenue Still Haunted by Ghosts of Halloweens Past

Flickr user: protoflux​So leave it to me. Here it is Sunday night. I'm sitting on the porch handing out Halloween candy and trying to be nice. But I am gnashing my teeth. On Saturday The Dallas Morning News published a story about Halloween in my neighborhood. Much mention was also made of the new ... More >>