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  The Arlington Arts Scene Gets Some New Talent

  January 22 at 4:05 a.m.

  New venues are laying roots around Downtown Arlington, and a few older ones have switched saddles. Steven Morris, Lamar High School’s former theater director, is now Theatre Arlington’s executive producer, while over at Arlington Music Hall, formerly Johnny High’s Country Music Revue, Mark Joeckel has taken the lead as general...

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  A Dallas Restaurant Group Faces Five Lawsuits and Nine Tax Liens

  January 22 at 4 a.m.

  A group of prominent Dallas restaurants is beset by legal troubles, including at least five ongoing lawsuits and unpaid tax bills from Dallas County, the state of Texas and the Internal Revenue Service. Bolsa, Chicken Scratch and The Foundry, owned by Christopher Jeffers and Christopher Zielke with various partners and...

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  Marching for Gender Equity

  January 21 at 10:54 p.m.

  Hundreds participated in the third annual Dallas Women's March on Sunday. The mile and half walk started at St. Paul UMC ended at City Hall with speeches from State Representatives Victoria Neave and Rhetta Bowers. The Dallas Women's March advocated for gender and racial equality, women's rights, and LGBTQIA rights. The march was led by indigenous activists who advocated for environmental protection and the protection of the indigenous community who live in the United States. Photos by Hannah Ridings
  

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  Lawsuit Claims Gearbox CEO Got Secret Bonuses, Possessed Child Porn

  January 21 at 4 a.m.

  What started as a legal battle between Gearbox Software (Borderlands, Aliens: Colonial Marines) CEO Randy Pitchford and his company's former legal counsel, Wade Callender, has boiled over into the public sphere thanks to a number of shocking details in a recent lawsuit.

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  Texas School Debate Could Make a Liberal Nostalgic for the Bathroom Bill

  January 21 at 4 a.m.

  I liked the previous session of the Texas Legislature a lot better. The Republicans concentrated on what I consider to be their innate concerns – dehumanizing women, disenfranchising minorities and putting Big Brother in the bathroom. I didn’t like what they did, but I did like that they wanted to...

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  Bruce Corbitt Enters Hospice Care, Vows Never To Stop Fighting Cancer

  January 16 at 4 a.m.

  The new year has gotten off to a rough start for Dallas metal fans. Local metal legend Bruce Corbitt has entered hospice care. The former lead signer of Rigor Mortis and Warbeast, the 56-year-old Corbitt has been battling stage 4 esophageal cancer since early 2018. He's been chronicling this battle...