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February 29, 2012
When It Comes to Vaginal Probin', Texas's GOP Men Got the Short Shrift
If I were a male cowboy-boot-wearing Republican in Texas, I might feel pretty chapped right now by all the attention paid over the last week to the Virginia ultrasound bill. Talk about some limp legislation. Yesterday those wimps in Virginia voted up a pared-down version that will allow women under ... More >>
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February 16, 2012
Exoneree Lawyer Exonerated of Professional Misconduct Charges: "We Did It Right."
Lubbock personal injury attorney Kevin Glasheen, who represented a number of Dallas exonerees and successfully lobbied the state legislature to more than triple the amount paid for each year spent wrongfully imprisoned, was found innocent Thursday of professional misconduct charges brought by the St ... More >>
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September 15, 2011
Sucking Up Water and Sand in the Quest for Natural Gas
For folks in the sandy hills northwest of Dallas, it's a devil's bargain for gas, water and jobs.
Blogs
July 27, 2011
Cowboys Stadium Getting Two New Voices in 2011
Roger Emrich: New 'Boys VoiceWhile the Cowboys cut familiar faces in an attempt to reshape their team on the field, the organization has also decided to give its stadium an audio makeover. Out as Cowboys Stadium public address announcer is Jody Dean, to be replaced by local award-wi ... More >>
Music
May 12, 2011
The Many, Ongoing Interests of Ray Wylie Hubbard
Roger Emrich: New 'Boys VoiceWhile the Cowboys cut familiar faces in an attempt to reshape their team on the field, the organization has also decided to give its stadium an audio makeover. Out as Cowboys Stadium public address announcer is Jody Dean, to be replaced by local award-wi ... More >>
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January 28, 2011
Before Bipartisan Protest, County GOP Chair Pushes Judge Jenkins to Open Doors at Today's Election Commission Meeting to Public
AnonymousThis has been making the rounds. Can't imagine why its creator isn't looking for credit.Dallas County Republican Party chair Jonathan Neerman says today's 3:30 p.m. meeting of the Election Commission -- the first such gathering in more than two decades -- should be relocated to the c ... More >>
Blogs
November 10, 2010
Spent the Rest of the Day Browsing Through the Dallas As Seen Through Marion Butts's Lens
Photos by Marion Butts/Courtesy Texas/Dallas History & Archives DivisionFrom October 22, 1960: "Protesters, including Dallas ministers Rev. E.W. Thomas and Rev. H. Rhett James, in front of H.L. Green's fighting for integrated lunch counters."If you have a few hours to spare, allow me to direc ... More >>
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September 22, 2010
Vegans Protest Downtown McDonald's; Voice Opposition to the Egg McMuffin
The newest McDonald's opened today in the West End in a fury of scampering commuters, El Centro students seeking to get amped up on coffee before class and Eddie Garza whose Dallas Mercy for Animals staged a protest.Remember Eddie Garza: He wrote the Vegan Guy for City of Ate. Being a vegan and ... More >>
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May 6, 2010
Battered But Not Yet Beaten, SMU Press Refuses to Gentle Into That Good Night
In 1998, SMU Press republished Warren Leslie's invaluable history of Dallas that originally hit shelves in 1964One question that went unanswered in the story about SMU's decision to shutter, at least for now, the 73-year-old SMU Press is: How many books will be dumped in the wake? That answer can ... More >>
News
November 27, 2008
Local Offensive Geniuses June Jones and Todd Dodge are Flunking Defense 101
In 1998, SMU Press republished Warren Leslie's invaluable history of Dallas that originally hit shelves in 1964One question that went unanswered in the story about SMU's decision to shutter, at least for now, the 73-year-old SMU Press is: How many books will be dumped in the wake? That answer can ... More >>
News
March 6, 2008
Life Without Debt Leaves Jimmy Phipps Owing Society
In 1998, SMU Press republished Warren Leslie's invaluable history of Dallas that originally hit shelves in 1964One question that went unanswered in the story about SMU's decision to shutter, at least for now, the 73-year-old SMU Press is: How many books will be dumped in the wake? That answer can ... More >>
News
December 6, 2007
American Toxic
The railroad tie plant that gave birth to tiny Somerville may now be killing the town, residents claim
Blogs
April 21, 2006
Here Comes the Judge...Not
The railroad tie plant that gave birth to tiny Somerville may now be killing the town, residents claim
Blogs
March 23, 2006
Talon's Out
The railroad tie plant that gave birth to tiny Somerville may now be killing the town, residents claim
News
October 20, 2005
The Lone Ranger
Right, but not quite right, Dallas County Judge Margaret Keliher is reforming county government while infuriating her Republican colleagues
News
August 11, 2005
Told Ya So
Plus: Funny Girls
News
March 24, 2005
Give Peace and Peppers a Chance
Chili cooks score one for multilateralism
Music
May 9, 2002
Trials and Tribu-lations
Austin-based salsa orchestra marries ghetto funk with barrio spice
News
December 27, 2001
Down by the Old Mill
A band of East Texas environmentalists takes on a polluting paper plant and proves that might doesn't always make right, even in a company town
News
July 26, 2001
Something about Stephan
After 25 years in Dallas' restaurant jungle, Stephan Pyles has come out respected and rich. How does he stay so clean?
News
December 7, 2000
True Crime
Dallas' favorite criminal pair offers tourists a real Texas treat
News
June 1, 2000
The kids aren't all right
The Americanized culture of undocumented immigrants finds the doors to higher education closed
News
January 6, 2000
Good rockin' last night
A new CD resurrects the echoes of the long-gone Big "D" Jamboree, where Elvis, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, and some forgotten heroes made Saturday nights swing
Music
November 19, 1998
Milking it
Terri Hendrix proves you can't keep a girl down on the Farm
Music
May 15, 1997
Rapper's delight
Erotic D looks Beyond 2000
News
August 1, 1996
Trail of Tears
Ruth Smith set out to enshrine a Cherokee battleground and started a war of her own
News
June 13, 1996
Power Houses
A celebrity home tour of Dallas' rich, famous--and all too often tasteless--movers and fakers
Calendar
February 29, 1996
Events for the week
A celebrity home tour of Dallas' rich, famous--and all too often tasteless--movers and fakers
News
April 20, 1995
Accountability time
Grassroots political group demands straight answers

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