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Our coverage of the mayoral race continues with the final segment of our Advocate video podcast with former Chief of Police David Kunkle. He shares his thoughts on the Dallas Polic[...]
03 Jul 2012
Lakewood resident Sandy Toby Kay is known to most as simply Grandma—that’s not just to her 13 grandchildren. Her daughter, Julie Doyle, and son-in-law, Tim DeLaughter are in [...]
03 Jul 2012
Part of a nearly 3000 acre greenbelt in southwest Dallas County, Dogwood Canyon includes the conservation of 270 acres of critical wildlife habitat. It’s 15 miles southwest o[...]
03 Jul 2012
In Part 3 of 4 Advocate video podcasts with mayoral candidate David Kunkle, we continue our discussion briefly about opportunities the city has for sports stadiums. Moving on, Kunk[...]
03 Jul 2012
Getting rid of insidious illness sometimes means losing a part of oneself, so Doris Daniely Outreach is helping women feel whole again. From our February 2011 issue.[...]
03 Jul 2012
Our coverage of the Dallas mayoral race continues with Part 2 of 4 video podcast segments with candidate and former Chief of Police David Kunkle. He shares his thoughts on investin[...]
03 Jul 2012
Little Forest Hills neighbor Devra Langford needed a briefcase, so she made her own. She turned that into a venture called Ellis Grace, where customers can select the bag they want[...]
03 Jul 2012
In the late ’60s and early ’70s, Debby Lacey of Lakewood attended just about every rock-and-roll concert that came through Dallas. Debby reminisces about watching the B[...]
03 Jul 2012
We continue our coverage of the Dallas mayoral race with another Advocate video podcast series. Editor Emily Toman and publisher Rick Wamre sit down with candidate David Kunkle, fo[...]
03 Jul 2012
Oldies, Tejano, ’40s, rhythm and blues, old school rock ‘n’ roll, ’40s — For 50 years the Joker Band has been playing a variety of styles and its loyal fans[...]
03 Jul 2012
Drummers from the Woodrow Band, a “Glee”-worthy performance of the National Anthem and beribboned shovels were highlights of a ceremonial groundbreaking at Woodrow Wils[...]
03 Jul 2012
When the $1.3 million Lower Greenville improvements are completed at the end of this year, there will be wide sidewalks, potted plants, bike racks and on-street parking. For the ti[...]
03 Jul 2012
