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June 8, 2011
Parigi's Janice Provost, Out of the Corporate Fire and into the Sauteeing Pan
Parigi's Janice Provost.This week, Three-Course Meal catches up with Janice Provost, chef/owner of Parigi Restaurant. Who are you? I'm 42. I grew up in a suburb of Houston on what my mom called Neal's Mini Farm. We had ducks, geese, chickens, rabbits, honey bees and a horse named Ginger. ... More >>
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March 2, 2011
Celebrate the Texas Dodransbicentennial at Norma's Today
One hundred seventy-five years ago today, a convention of elected delegates meeting at Washington-on-the-Brazos and adopted the Texas Declaration of Independence, officially establishing the Republic of Texas. Sure, we're no longer an independent nation, but being a kick-ass state is just as ... More >>
News
August 6, 2009
The Dallas Diesel Give Football Has-Beens and Hopefuls One More Shot at the Gridiron
One hundred seventy-five years ago today, a convention of elected delegates meeting at Washington-on-the-Brazos and adopted the Texas Declaration of Independence, officially establishing the Republic of Texas. Sure, we're no longer an independent nation, but being a kick-ass state is just as ... More >>
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April 18, 2008
Under a Paper Moon
One hundred seventy-five years ago today, a convention of elected delegates meeting at Washington-on-the-Brazos and adopted the Texas Declaration of Independence, officially establishing the Republic of Texas. Sure, we're no longer an independent nation, but being a kick-ass state is just as ... More >>
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November 30, 2007
Ever Wanted to Start Your Own Texas History Museum? Now's Yer Chance.
One hundred seventy-five years ago today, a convention of elected delegates meeting at Washington-on-the-Brazos and adopted the Texas Declaration of Independence, officially establishing the Republic of Texas. Sure, we're no longer an independent nation, but being a kick-ass state is just as ... More >>
News
May 17, 2007
Ever Seen a Ghost?
Spirit hunters like Lisa Olive prowl local historic sites, searching for haunted souls
News
June 29, 2006
Sour Town
You think Dallas City Council is nuts? Well, yeah, but look at Garland.
Blogs
May 9, 2006
Mazel Tov, Mr. Akinpelu
You think Dallas City Council is nuts? Well, yeah, but look at Garland.
News
April 27, 2006
History for Sale
Heritage Auction Galleries made a fortune selling rare coins. Now it�s making a mint offering gems from America�s rich past.
News
April 15, 2004
Slide It In
For Kevin Ellis and crew, getting noticed is an uphill battle
Culture
February 12, 2004
The Hard Sell
Local filmmaker Shane Carruth won Sundance's top honor. So...now what?
News
February 14, 2002
Sail On
Baby-faced Brett Shipp grows up--film at 10
News
May 24, 2001
Separate and Unequal
In a school district that still sees the city in terms of black and white, Hispanics say their children are robbed of a fair share
News
July 20, 2000
This Sand is Your Sand
On the Texas coast, the only thing eroding faster than the sand is the state�s Open Beaches Act
Music
June 24, 1999
Learning Curve
Clutch Cargo doesn't have to suck in front of its friends anymore
News
November 13, 1997
School's out
Walt Whitman Community School in Oak Lawn is America's first private high school for gay and lesbian students. Despite some grim personal stories, the kids are all right.
News
September 11, 1997
See Yvonne. See Yvonne run. See Yvonne run from the truth.
She's the toughest superintendent DISD has ever had. But Yvonne Gonzalez's administration has already developed a dangerous tendency for bulldozing the facts.

Stephen F. Austin State University

Blogs

Parigi's Janice Provost, Out of the Corporate Fire and into the Sauteeing Pan

Blogs

Celebrate the Texas Dodransbicentennial at Norma's Today

News

The Dallas Diesel Give Football Has-Beens and Hopefuls One More Shot at the Gridiron

Blogs

Under a Paper Moon

Blogs

Ever Wanted to Start Your Own Texas History Museum? Now's Yer Chance.

News

Ever Seen a Ghost?

News

Sour Town

Blogs

Mazel Tov, Mr. Akinpelu

News

History for Sale

News

Slide It In

Culture

The Hard Sell

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Sail On

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Separate and Unequal

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This Sand is Your Sand

Music

Learning Curve

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School's out

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See Yvonne. See Yvonne run. See Yvonne run from the truth.

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