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June 30, 2010
In Austin, a Lawsuit Over "The Future of Bingo"
Courthouse News has the suit filed in Austin federal court: More than a dozen veterans and fraternal organizations, including VFW Texas and Dallas-based Amvets Dept. of Texas, Inc., are suing the Texas Lottery Commission and its commissioners over "the future of bingo." Which is to say: Each of t ... More >>
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June 16, 2010
Believe It or Not, There Is One Upside to Hutchison's Trinity Toll Road Exemptions
The irony here is that true historic preservation activists in Dallas are going to welcome this latest bit of Trinity River toll road news. I began hearing from them long before the Corps went public with its efforts to get some kind of protective historic designation for the Trinity project in D ... More >>
News
November 19, 2009
Dive In | Fuzzy Math
The irony here is that true historic preservation activists in Dallas are going to welcome this latest bit of Trinity River toll road news. I began hearing from them long before the Corps went public with its efforts to get some kind of protective historic designation for the Trinity project in D ... More >>
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December 5, 2008
Not Making This Up: Hitler's Stuff For Sale Tomorrow at Dallas VFW
A Friend of Unfair Park and M.O.T. forwards us this link to tomorrow's big auction at the VFW Hall on S. Smith Street, off Walton Walker. Looks like Randall Hill Auctions, based in La Coste, is selling off some 1,000 pieces of World War II memorabilia -- including, oh, pistols and medals and bayonet ... More >>
Blogs
March 5, 2008
Q&A: Texas Legend Joe Ely
A Friend of Unfair Park and M.O.T. forwards us this link to tomorrow's big auction at the VFW Hall on S. Smith Street, off Walton Walker. Looks like Randall Hill Auctions, based in La Coste, is selling off some 1,000 pieces of World War II memorabilia -- including, oh, pistols and medals and bayonet ... More >>
Blogs
December 3, 2007
Drew Carey Stands Up For Dallas' Right to Play Poker, Damn It
A Friend of Unfair Park and M.O.T. forwards us this link to tomorrow's big auction at the VFW Hall on S. Smith Street, off Walton Walker. Looks like Randall Hill Auctions, based in La Coste, is selling off some 1,000 pieces of World War II memorabilia -- including, oh, pistols and medals and bayonet ... More >>
Blogs
April 19, 2007
Poker? Officer, I Barely Even...
A Friend of Unfair Park and M.O.T. forwards us this link to tomorrow's big auction at the VFW Hall on S. Smith Street, off Walton Walker. Looks like Randall Hill Auctions, based in La Coste, is selling off some 1,000 pieces of World War II memorabilia -- including, oh, pistols and medals and bayonet ... More >>
Music
October 6, 2005
All's Fair
Neither carnies, corn dogs nor karaoke can keep a good band down at the State Fair
Music
August 25, 2005
Turner's Twilite
An Austin funk-punk pioneer is remembered by the '80s Dallas music scene he blew away
Music
September 20, 2001
Band Aid
Ronald Reagan was president, Michael Jackson and Phil Collins ruled the charts, and a bunch of little rock bands were changing lives
News
February 1, 2001
The Phantom Menace
In 1946, a serial killer haunted sleepy Texarkana, stalking his victims under the cover of night. Investigators wonder if he died decades later in a Dallas rest home--or simply disappeared.
Music
June 29, 2000
Out There
The best of Bloodshot Records
News
December 23, 1999
Good time Charlie
The don of Dallas criminal lawyers, Charles Tessmer reshaped justice through decades of hard-fought cases and hard drink
News
December 2, 1999
Vanity of the Bonfire
When tradition and death collide in Aggieland, tradition triumphs
News
July 11, 1996
Accidental Deaths
Wars between the electronics giants are killing Dallas' independent music stores
News
January 26, 1995
Death Row Granny
Bettie Beets killed two husbands. Now she's likely to become the first woman the state of Texas has ever executed

Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S.

Blogs

In Austin, a Lawsuit Over "The Future of Bingo"

Blogs

Believe It or Not, There Is One Upside to Hutchison's Trinity Toll Road Exemptions

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Dive In | Fuzzy Math

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Not Making This Up: Hitler's Stuff For Sale Tomorrow at Dallas VFW

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Q&A: Texas Legend Joe Ely

Blogs

Drew Carey Stands Up For Dallas' Right to Play Poker, Damn It

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Poker? Officer, I Barely Even...

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All's Fair

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Turner's Twilite

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Band Aid

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The Phantom Menace

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Out There

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Good time Charlie

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Vanity of the Bonfire

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Accidental Deaths

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Death Row Granny

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