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Barking/Mad
A disagreement over Civil War allegiances prompted the feud between the Hatfields and McCoys in the West Virginia-Kentucky area, a vendetta that stretched for...
Royalty Rip-off
Donald Feusner used to be a dairy farmer. His 370 acres of land in northeast Pennsylvania border New York state in a gloriously lush...
Adios, Mr. Zapata
Static and its colleagues eat with artery-clogging regularity at the various Mexican restaurants on North Main Street. Those places for many years were the...
Universal Breakfast
A new law that goes into effect this fall could go a long way toward keeping Texas schoolchildren from going hungry. But first, state...
Waiting Impatience
Due to my wife’s recent medical problems, I’ve become an expert of sorts on doctors’ waiting rooms. This niche ecosystem is filled with a...
Big Man on Canvas
“I’m going to paint over that one,” artist JT Grant said, pointing to a large canvas hanging high on the 14-foot white wall of...
Above the Pipeline
In Dallas this week, North Texans can get a peek at Above All Else, a documentary that deals with the construction of the southern...
Drug War Victims: Taxpayers
A rare political collision is occurring in Texas: The left and the right have backed into each other, both deciding that long sentences for...
Training Them Wrong
On Jan. 14, Andres Javier Vianes, an ROTC instructor at Diamond Hill-Jarvis High School, turned in his letter of resignation to the Fort Worth...
Peddling Pedaling
The nonprofit Fort Worth Bike Sharing turns a year old this month, but some people just haven’t figured out what it’s all about yet.
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