Springing into the National Pastime
Perhaps the best thing about the Super Bowl is that it happens days before pitchers and catchers report to spring training. This year, that...
Visionary Awards
Fort Worth Weekly is not an advocacy mag, unless you consider exposing sources of anti-truth, anti-liberty, and anti-justice some sort of biased mission. But...
Ace Folds a Hand
Ragged children play in a San Antonio alleyway dotted with clothes hung out to dry and a strutting rooster. An artist captured the scene...
Certain Pour Shepherds
If you're enjoying live music, theater, dance, and local clubs this holiday season, give a tip of the Santa hat to the folks who...
Wendy Davis stuck her neck out for schoolkids.
It was the last Sunday in May, last day of this year’s regular session of the Texas Legislature, and State Sen. Wendy Davis of...
Keys to the Future
On a lazy summer evening at TCU's Ed Landreth Auditorium, a casual observer probably couldn't tell that one of Fort Worth's most significant musical...
Nurses Unite
John Peter Smith hospital's emergency room is part of a state-of-the-art medical pavilion, open less than a year. But conditions in the ER's "green...
Re-Imagineering
Their buildings say it all.
Fort Worth’s three art museums — the Kimbell, the Carter, and the Modern — are gifts to the city from...
Books over Abuse
Barbara Sullivan’s husband wasn’t always abusive. At first, he was kind, loving, and attentive.
Then temptations got the better of him.
“I lost him to drugs,”...
Hard-Bitten
A hardwood chair, desk, laptop computer, and picture window are familiar friends to Dawn Irons, who doesn't do much more than sit at home...
