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Of Wolves and Words
I appreciated the Weekly's recent cover story exposing unscrupulous mortgage lenders, but I have to take issue with the title "Wolves in Small Print."
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Boxers for a Cause
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past couple of months, you probably know that Fort Worth City Council member Joel Burns...
E-mail Trail
When Bob Mhoon e-mailed several Tarrant County College officials in April, the firebrand critic of the college district was hoping for action. But he...
Rocks for the Goliath Road
BARTLETT - Sitting in Lois and Jerry's Restaurant, surrounded by a blue-jean and overalls lunch crowd, Mae Smith and Ralph Snyder don't look like...
We’ve Been Plucked!
Hi, doc. Thanks for seeing me this week — it’s that time of year, you know, when I start feeling so exposed, so...
Eater Beware
Even if you know that GMO isn't the latest Clash cover band and you buy your organic potatoes and leafy greens locally grown, that...
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...
Shaking Things Up
The Texas Railroad Commission, which regulates the oil and gas industry in this state, is looking to add an in-house seismologist to its staff....
Guitar Wisdom
Fort Worth Weekly writer and musician Jeff Prince got a standing ovation at the Mayborn Literary Nonfiction Conference on Saturday in Grapevine after he...
Sucking Gas and Blowing It
Gas companies routinely tout their abilities to drill near homes and schools without major incidents. Never mind the poisonous air quality produced by the...
