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A Shift in Thinking
One morning in the summer of 2010, Rosemary Reed awoke to her house shaking and the sound of engines screeching so loudly that it...
A History of Violence
The big cardboard box filled with dusty books hypnotized Don Dow.
He’d become temporarily separated from his family on the town square in Santa Fe,...
Dream or Nightmare?
Remember the story about the little boy who cries wolf too many times, even when a wolf is nowhere around? Eventually people ignore his...
Too Much Power?
Oncor, the electric company whose repeated decimations of trees are legendary, has outdone itself this time. The company recently wiped out hundreds of oak...
Budget Wars
The battles over budget priorities that the Texas Legislature goes through every two years are already well under way, on many fronts.
Some, including Republican...
Hellooo, Dallas
It’s au revoir for Tarrant County Homeless Coalition director Cindy Crain, who took over as president and CEO of Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance on...
Watchdogging Civil Rights
Tony Krause figures there is a hole in the net of legal services in North Texas. That’s where he sees his group helping.
Krause is...
Habits on Horseback
A swanky Western jacket hung nearby as Sister Camella Menotti, 84, thumbed through a folder filled with old photographs and newspaper clippings.
“We’re supposed to...
Safety First
I finally found the opportunity to visit the Amon Carter Museum of American Art and enjoy Terry Evans’ photographic exhibit, Meet Me at the...
A Short, Wild Ride
In the midst of the last show at The Where House, I looked around the room and tried to make sense of everything going...
