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Needed: Recipe for “Fish in a Barrel”
StaticOh joy, it arrived just in time for the holidays – Static’s very own copy of the Wal-Mart Family Cookbook, of course!
Buttered Up
StaticSurprise, surprise! An energy exhibit will be part of the new Fort Worth Museum of Science and History when it opens in 2009.
Buttered Up
StaticSurprise, surprise! An energy exhibit will be part of the new Fort Worth Museum of Science and History when it opens in 2009. Oil and gas companies are spending millions on TV, billboard, and newspaper ads to convince everyone ...
Pressed Out
StaticWhen a company called Brown Media of Ohio bought the Fort Worth Business Press in September, a spokesman for the new owners told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that they had no immediate plans to make changes in the paper’s...
Big Hat, More Closet
StaticIn their ongoing obsession with Dallas, Cowtonians love to play it up big any time we beat the Beast to the East. But a recent study about the number of same-sex couples in the two cities doesn’t seem to have most locals ...
Who Shot B.S.?
StaticSomeone tell J.R. Ewing that the Texas city he helped make famous is being knocked off the marquee for an even better soap opera. (Cue the music). It’s Mansfield that surely will be topping the melodrama charts over the n...
Dump the Dumping
StaticIt’s tough being an environmentalist in Texas – not as bad as being a snowball in hell, but perhaps akin to rolling a very large snowball up a very tall hill, while hostile types shoot arrows at you from behind ever...
A Credit, Lovely as a Tree
StaticOne of the best things about living in Texas is that it is seldom boring for long. Boorish, frequently. Boring? How can it be, when, not even counting the pecan groves, we’ve got more nuts per acre than any place outside ...
Outlawing Crack
StaticCities around the country are trying to make it a crime to wear pants in the popular hip-hop style, and Dallas is the latest to sniff the wind, so to speak. One school board member is encouraging the Dallas City Council to proh...
Fox-less Lady
StaticFive years ago, Fort Worth Weekly’s annual “Best Of” edition named KDFW/Channel 4′s Rebecca Aguilar as top TV reporter for her aggressive style of broadcast journalism.