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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,”...
Windsor a Winner?
The Lone Star Film Society’s new director Chad Mathews says he loves Fort Worth. How deep is his love? We’ll soon find out. The...
A Tar Sands End-Around
When Hillary Clinton recently announced that she opposes the Keystone XL –– an indication that she would not OK it if she were to...
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Fort Worth Councilperson
Critic’s choice: Cary Moon
He’s new to politics and could turn out to be a hero or a goat, but Moon has already...
Best Of Fort Worth 2015 Has Landed
Let’s be clear. Our annual Best Of issue is just for fun. Unlike the Republican debates for the most powerful office in the world....
The Pirate and John Rody
The streets around 501 South Calhoun make the surface of the moon look like Westover Road. The pavement is full of deep craters filled...
Calling All Activists
Downwinders at Risk, a local nonprofit working to get communities involved in the fight for clean air and environmental rights, has just announced a...
The Spirit of ’61
Another summer is winding down –– number 87 for Robert Platt. Seasons come and go rather uneventfully these days. Platt retired as a college...
100 Years of Painting
It’s taken 50 years, but two of Fort Worth’s most outstanding (and still living) modern painters will finally exhibit their work together. On Saturday,...
The State of Fort Worth Art
Inspired by the dialogue that followed “Is Art Worth It?,” a piece I recently wrote for the Weekly about the trends and general state...
