The Waco Horror at 100
One hundred years ago this week, Jesse Washington, an 18-year-old African-American man, was burned at the stake in Waco.
On May 8, 1916, a 53-year-old...
Double Standards
November’s infrastructure bill drew swift condemnation from U.S. Rep. Kay Granger, who blasted and voted against the bipartisan federal effort to repair bridges and...
“The North Pool” at Amphibian Stage
A couple of years ago Amphibian Stage Productions had a smashing success with playwright Rajiv Joseph’s tender, mournful dark comedy Animals Out of Paper,...
Barside Chat with Sean Russell
Cut Throat Finches frontman Sean Russell is working on a series of new songs in collaboration with other local musicians. We chatted at MASS...
Nobel Peace Prize Winning Obama A Warmonger?
Sunday was the first day of spring, and Libertarian Party Chair Mark Hinkle sprung into action.
First he probably trimmed his mustache. Then he emailed...
Toast & Jam with Ann Zadeh
Fort Worth City Councilmember Ann Zadeh talks with pride about recent improvements at Bluebonnet Circle Park, gives us a scoop by announcing she'd just...
Tuning in to The Hannah Show
Watch out, Fox News. There’s a new show competing for the fruit-fly attention of Southlakers. Since steamrolling into office on a wave of white...
Fort Worth’s Oktoberfest Had a Little Bit of Everything, Especially Dachshunds
Dirndls, drinks, and dachshunds abounded at the seventh annual Oktoberfest Fort Worth. The festival at Panther Island Pavilion began Thursday and ran until last night.
Yesterday...
