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Friday, October 4, 2024

The Deficit Monster

If the Shoe Fits

Canary in the Coal Mine Gas Field

Innocence Project of Texas

Coining a Texas Heroine

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300 GLORIAS

Mornings at Diana’s Club have taken a serious tone lately. When I dropped by the small health-food store on the North Side not too...

Staying Power

While there might not always be the cashola, there’s still always the time for a summer staycation, and in a city like ours — now...

The 2023 Turkey Awards

Dig In Everyone makes mistakes, but the antics we point out in this issue aren’t just slipups. Most of them have been committed by bad...

Low-Bidding Mental Illness

State-run mental health facilities in Texas never have an easy ride: Funding is always tight, and many of them have had problems through the...

Wear Wars

This much is indisputable. Texas is redneck territory. The flipside: Texas is also becoming browner, gayer, and more feminine every day. I had never...

1919 Redux

When you’re pushing 40 and you read Facebook status updates from people roughly half your age who identify as or are involved with punk...

D&D Night

This happened the other day. Tham, the adventuring party’s blue-skinned, ram’s-horned tiefling rogue, succeeded, against all odds, in two consecutive, improbable feats. Despite his...

Bad Air Day

On a crisp Saturday morning, Delga Park, just north of downtown Fort Worth, was beautiful. The deep blue sky was spattered with cumulus clouds,...

A Rahr Breed

Eren Reddick and his dad, Jim, meet just about every Saturday afternoon to shoot the breeze over a few beers. But they don't do...

Neglected Heritage

Heritage counts for a lot in Fort Worth, a town where the Stockyards and the Chisholm Trail, Sundance Square, cowboying, and a Western tradition...