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Adios to an Art Collector …
Stockyards businessman and art collector A.C. “Ace” Cook died Monday after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 74. And, as was his...
Which Ox to Gore
The witching hour is approaching for Fort Worth’s city budget: By the end of the month, the city council must decide how to chop...
Both-Winged Bigotry
To the editor: I read the first seven or eight paragraphs of E.R. Bills’ “Bigots’ Last Stand” with mild amusement and some anticipation for...
High Class Haunting
Brent James is a fireman and a paramedic in the city of Glenn Heights, which straddles the Dallas and Ellis county lines. But for...
Parking Wars
When Fort Worth officials ordered up an 1,100-space parking garage near the Will Rogers Memorial Center, they decided it would be paid for via...
Moving the Mud Elsewhere
In May, when a Joshua police officer spotted a truck entering a vacant lot, he decided to investigate. The muddy mess he discovered and...
Growing Up Before Ground Zero
When I was a child, I had no idea what I was. My family didn’t have cable TV for a long time. Once we...
In Whose Best Interest?
The courtroom door swings open and a well-dressed woman who’s approaching 90 pokes her head inside and glances around. She smiles at a stranger...
Consider the Source
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is attempting to align its air permit program with federal requirements to better protect our air quality. If...
New Heights of Controversy
"I reported illegal conduct to the district, and the district transferred me and cut my pay,” Joe Palazzolo said. “Now they are bringing baseless...
