Back Country Bar-B-Que’s sauce
The 23-year-old restaurant (on Greenville Avenue for 10 years) stands by the original thick, ketchup-based sauce it developed over the years.
Woodrow alum Kenyon Hiser named Navy commander
Kenyon learned to sail on White Rock Lake and at his family’s summer compound at Lake Michigan.
Michele D’Antuono’s La Dolce Vita
“We opened this Italian restaurant to bring to Dallas a restaurant that truly captures the feel or taste of Italy,” says D’Antuono.
Stephen Seabolt’s Day of the Dead collection
These colorful objects are a combination of paganism and Catholicism. They represent a celebration of the life of people who passed away.
John and Loni Christensen’s Swiss Avenue home
Each room of the two-story, historic home is brought to life with the often-creative use of antique pieces from around the globe.
Tenison Park Dallas’ first municipal golf course
Ever since cotton merchant H.L. Edwards and capitalist R.E. Potter helped lay out the first six-hole golf course near Turtle Creek in 1896, Dallas has boasted many golf enthusiasts.
Update: First Baptist Academy graduate Isaac Kadane
Kadane, a May graduate, has become the seventh member of his family to earn a diploma from FBA.
Good news from East Dallas’ DISD schools
Young people who attend Dallas schools can learn, achieve, grow and become successful. Anyone who has visited one of our schools recently knows this to be true.
East Side Neighborhood Assocation aims to clean up
“At our first meeting,” says association president Jonathan Sterling, “we took a walk around the neighborhood. We had listed the trash problem as the number one item on our agenda but then we saw the park.”
Now a good time to overhaul Dallas’ government
We ought to use this opportunity to at least ponder our form of City government.
