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Art for the Soul
It's a scant half-dozen steps from the sidewalk to the front porch of the yellow brick Arts and Crafts-style house on Park Place Avenue...
Oil to Dry Our Tears?
Someday I'd like to see the Sahara Desert. My Uncle Jimmy made an unscheduled stop there 20 years ago.
On Sept. 19, 1989, he hopped...
Making the Cut at Colonial
The majestic course with its traps of white Florida sand and slick putting greens glistened in last Thursday's rain, which was coming down harder...
Yes They Might
The Arlington powers that be probably hoped their burg would drop out of the negative national headlines for a while, after local schools superintendent...
Self-Fulfilling Bureaucracy
Over the past several months, Fort Worth city staffers and council members have agonized over what jobs and programs would have to be cut...
Maybe Yes
To the editor: As usual, Jeff Prince's reportage, this time in his "Mayfest: Maybe Not" story (Aug. 26, 2009), was a must-read.
Mayfest is a...
Learning to Love Big Gas
In his Aug. 26 Fort Worth Weekly report, "The Big Takeover," Peter Gorman wrote about all the bad publicity that natural gas extractors have...
Pool Sharks
Just before noon on a recent Sunday morning, several cars pulled up in front of a nice but unremarkable house in Arlington....
Old Stogies We Have Found (Out)
So Kinky Friedman is making another stop in North Texas this week. On another campaign. For governor. Gee, didn't Static see this movie last...
‘Tween a Rock and a Parking Lot
Residents on Roosevelt Street felt like they'd been blindsided by a burly linebacker after Arlington city officials announced in August that they would begin...
