In 1984, Ken Lampton discovered a collection of oral history recordings — called "The Lakewood Project" — in the Lakewood Branch of the Dallas Public Library.[...]
That is a painting by Munger Place-based artist Grant Smith, whose paintings often rely on baseball as a source of inspiration. The woman in the painting is Ruth Ann Steinhagen, wh[...]
With the renaissance of Lower Greenville, the arrival of trendy craft beer gardens, major development deals and premonitions of soul-less suburban McMansions taking over, it is saf[...]
We can thank Franklin D. Roosevelt for many of the improvements we enjoy today at White Rock Lake. Under Roosevelt’s New Deal, the Civilian Conservation Corps was organized t[...]
We drive the streets of East Dallas each day, giving little thought to the history behind names. Maneuvering to and from downtown during rush hour traffic, we memorize which lanes [...]
I’ll bet your history books didn’t cover Marie Antoinette’s brief stint as an aeronaut and crazed scientist. Thankfully, the rock musical “On the Eve”[...]
Thanksgiving is a day of gluttony. For three days we dice and chop and brine and sauté and stuff and bake and roast preparing turkey and dressing and casseroles full of butter and [...]
To many Dallas folks, the Turkey Trot is the official kickoff to Thanksgiving Day activities. Running through the streets of downtown justifies the calorie-laden foods to follow. D[...]
Editor’s Note: We just received word at 1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 9, that the Festival has been canceled due to high winds and the expected rain this weekend. Apparently, Porta Pot[...]