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Texas Parks & Wildlife Department Has Found No Takers For Corporate Sponsor Program

In July, reeling from state budget cuts, the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department came up with a surefire way to make a bit of extra scratch: corporate sponsorships. The proposal didn't include naming rights -- no British Petroleum State Park at Galveston Island, for example -- but companies who paid ... More >>

The Foundry Has Celebratory $5 Old Fashioneds Today, Plus New Turkey Wings at Chicken Scratch and a Nod from Brits

The Foundry was recently named by Southern Living magazine as one of the best bars in the South on account of its spacious, twinkle-light covered courtyard. This bar just opened last year and has quickly gained a lot of attention, primarily on account of said courtyard, which is more like a small co ... More >>

The Best Culinary Events for the Week of January 23 - 29, Including National Pie Day

It's National Pie Day! What else do you need to know? Nothing! Well, actually, two things. 1. Norma's Cafe is giving away slices of Oreo Mile-High Cream Pie all day. Dine-in only, while supplies last and all that good stuff. No fighting over pie. This brand-spanking-new pie is made with a "flaky c ... More >>

Southern Living Dubs SMU a Top Tailgating School, Citing Those Crazy Cake Stands

Both my parents went to SMU, and I even went to a few sporting events growing up. But I claim total ignorance of SMU's apparently proud tailgating tradition. Er, I mean Boulevarding tradition. Either way, the school does it well, according to Southern Living, which ranked SMU as one of 20 best tail ... More >>

Tomorrow at NorthPark, a Cupcake War

photo by foodbitch​It's no secret I love a good cupcake. So last time I was at NorthPark center, I noticed some hard-to-miss signage promoting something called a Cupcake War. I took a photo (pictured) so I wouldn't forget. Like I could. This is the stuff of foodbitch dreams. I picture well-dr ... More >>

Sarah Jaffe, Doug Burr Geek Out On One Another As Southern Living Discovers Denton.

Sarah Jaffe and Doug Burr​ Like The New York Times and Paste magazine before them, it looks like the folks at Southern Living magazine have gone and discovered Denton -- or, as they and everyone else says when first writing about the college town, "maybe the next Austin!"Ugh.At least the folks at ... More >>

Texas Oyster Season is Here. Time to be Greedy.

10 Questions: Jamie Samford

Jim White, left, enjoys one of chef Samford's creationsAs Winn Meats corporate executive chef, you'd expect Samford to know his brisket, his steak...hell, anything carved, cured or barbecued. Before stepping into this role, he developed Central Market's "fresh market" concept in Dallas, ... More >>

Paint by Numbers

Inside the life of Southlake's child prodigy artist, 15-year-old Olivia Gennett

Sky High

Supercross riders make leaps of faith--or craziness

Return of the Black Widow

Death and rumors have followed Sandra Bridewell for decades. But no one could predict the strange turn her life has taken today.

The Force is With Them

MossEisley is young and talented. Will that be enough to keep these four siblings and the boy next door away from the music industry's dark side?

Trouble in the House of Tudor

A nasty neighborhood battle is brewing between McMansion-dwellers and self-righteous homeowners in the M Streets

These Old Houses

Homes in the Munger Place open their doors and porches

Hockey Pucks

That's what the American Airlines Center is serving, and the Burger House is flipping

Who the Hell is Wild Willie?

An up-from-nowhere theme-park promoter has set off a land rush in tiny Canton - and he's just gotten started with his crazy schemes