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Sunday, June 28, 2026

Gone Too Soon

Living in Legacy

Red and Yellow Cards

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Failing Grades

Eagle Mountain and adjacent Saginaw are probably the last two places in Tarrant County where you can escape the smog and hellish traffic that...

The Bare Minimum

Her eyes are aquamarine, piercing but kind. Like the color of the sea before it washes up onto the beach. Those eyes have seen...

Defender of the Prairie

If he were a Warner Bros. character, Don Young’s jaw would have hit the floor and his eyes popped out of their sockets. But...

The Slow Tease

The theatergoers sounded more like hockey fans during a bench-clearing brawl. The 150 souls who had crowded into Stage West on this otherwise soggy...

FOES V. TRWD

The friction between the Tarrant Regional Water District and its outspoken foes has moved to the state attorney general’s office. Texas’ top law enforcement...

Nancy Lamb: Social Butterfly with Bite

Nancy Lamb is a Fort Worth icon. If Facebook is a trustworthy barometer, she is perilously close to her limit of 5,000 friends ––...

Brandin Lea Is Back

Not so fun fact: When you’re an alcoholic at age 37, killing yourself slowly by downing pint after pint of Taaka, you’d think the...

Deep in the Music

The piano has left an indelible mark on Robin Hufford. From his earliest memories growing up in a small fishing camp on Lake Worth,...

Fault Lines

The first time Cathy Wallace felt an earthquake was last Dec. 15. She was sitting with her husband in their Irving home discussing retirement...

Banking on the Poor

In the early 1980s, Dallas civil rights attorney Mike Daniel and his law partner Betsy Julian were fighting to desegregate public housing in East...