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Love in the time of Ebola
Every other time Dominic Murer had flown into Freetown, the plane had been close to full. Even though Sierra Leone is one of the...
Aching for Justice
When an Arlington woman was indicted for manslaughter last year because she lied to her husband, I was concerned, but not much. Surely no...
Into the Artes
Adam Adolfo just wanted to play one of Willy Loman’s sons. A Corpus Christi high school student and already a theater geek, he auditioned...
Reverse Play
On any given day, you can walk around the Texas Wesleyan University campus and see students sporting t-shirts emblazoned with the slogan, “Undefeated Since...
My Christmas Wish
The carols. Colorful lights. Great food. Gifts. Cold weather. Laughter. And, best of all, seeing people I didn’t get to see very often. These...
Guns, Government, and Elvis
Until a few weeks ago, you could usually tell when Elvis was in the building by the number of brown-uniformed Department of Public Safety...
Numb and Dumber
A simple reason explains why Fort Worth Weekly was among the country’s first news media to point out that fracking by natural gas drillers...
The Princess of Pong
It's the beginning of summer in the city, and like most college athletes, Jasna Reed is taking it comparatively easy. But that wasn't her...
Invoking Other Religions
Before the Pledge of Allegiance is recited –– or a motion is made or a voice is heard –– some city council meetings in...
Muzzled Watchdogs
The headline on Fort Worth Weekly’s Static column on Nov. 17 advised “Go Get ‘em, Watchdogs,” referring to the public’s chance to weigh in...
