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Miguel-Harth Bedoya Looks to the Future
Wednesday, March 17, 10 a.m.: In the basement of Van Cliburn Hall downtown, musicians from the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra are...
Shaken and Stirred Up
Neighbors along the path of a DFW Midstream gas pipeline in south Arlington haven’t been happy with the noise and disruption accompanying the construction...
Between a Rock and a Hot Place
Having U.S. immigration officials after you is a bad thing. Running from Mexican drug cartels is much worse. But as a former Fort Worth...
Passion Play
When student directors at Tarleton State University decided to stage a production of the play Corpus Christi, depicting a gay Jesus-like character named Joshua,...
Upsetting the Apple Cart
Fort Worth school board members currently up for re-election will tell you that after years of struggle and scandal there are now more things...
Save the Economy: Grow Dope
The way Static sees it, the only madness about reefer is the extremes to which the federal government has traditionally gone to police its...
New Melee for Mitchell
Freedom of speech isn’t always free, or so deemed the Texas Ethics Commission after Billy Mitchell ran large ads in several newspapers, including Fort...
Where’s the Racism?
To the editor: Eddie Griffin’s intellectually dishonest piece of propaganda (On Second Thought, March 31, 2010) attempts to portray all Republicans, Tea Partiers, and...
We Are the Beasts
In many ways, Hunter Layland was like any other freshman boy in the Metroplex. He played football, spent time with his friends, and tried...
Young and Hungry
The cars and pickup trucks are lined up for nearly half a mile on the farm-to-market road in Joshua. The first ones arrived at...
