You don’t love Wu-Tang as much as Pineapple Tangaroa
Pineapple Tangaroa’s face stops people on the street. Tattoos frame his eyes and mouth in dark symmetrical ink. Oversized plugs grace his earlobes, and…
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Ruby and Roland: The mysterious tale of how a dog and a man found each other
RUBY AND ROLAND In August 2012, Highland on the Creek neighbor Roland Melton decided he wanted a dog. That very week, on a Tuesday…
Victorian aficionado Tommy Bourgeois is all about bougie, boozy parties
Tommy Bourgeois is anything but bougie. But at his infamous Victorian Christmas Eve parties, things may get a tad boozy. Bourgeois works as production…
Get your holiday on: 5 things to do in East Dallas
Dec. 8 Holiday market Make your kitchen cozier with Good Local Markets’ “jam-packed” bazaar of local vendors selling produce, meat, eggs, baked goods and…
George Mason: 20 years of public theology in 20 quotes
Wilshire Baptist Church senior pastor George Mason writes monthly missives meant to provoke. He was a father of three teenagers when the Advocate worship…
How Stella helped Zoe get her groove back
STELLA TO THE RESCUE When the Turner family’s Doberman pinscher bit 2-year-old daughter, Zoe, in the face, she hesitated around dogs. It took a…
College is expensive: The Freshman $15 million
Off to college $48.5 million The amount we spend on a college education in a year. $30 million The cost of college tuition alone….
5 things to do in East Dallas this November
Nov. 9 Love the Lake Join For the Love of the Lake every second Saturday at 8 a.m. for the shoreline spruce-up at White…
If we vote Nov. 6, maybe we can beat Oklahoma — again
I’m putting out a challenge to all of us: Let’s beat Oklahoma — again. We’ve already done it once this year. As a Longhorn…
Click back in time
In the 1940s, downtown Lakewood was bursting with activity. Lakewood Theater entertained us, Doc Harrell’s drugstore served as the neighborhood’s home base, and the…
How Woodrow teachers create a piece for peace
Woodrow Wilson High School art teachers Miranda Korschun and Jessica Martinez have a vision for a peaceful garden. They are transforming an underused, dumping ground of…
Your next Saturday morning doughnut stop
The name Top Pot came from an accident involving a vintage neon sign that hung above a Seattle-area Chinese Restaurant. Brothers Mark and Michael…
