Where to find holiday lights in East Dallas
For those who equate Christmas with tradition, Liz Simmons probably isn’t the first choice as a Yuletide standard-bearer.
The story behind the Agape Clinic
For many of our neighborhood’s Hispanic residents, this is a place where they’re welcomed, listened to and cared for.
C.C. Young expansion stirs controversy
The objections? Well, to begin with, the new building would nearly double the present structure’s height, taking it from 45 feet to 85 feet tall …
Neighborhood Cowboy Jethro Pugh
Dallas Cowboy Pugh quietly dominated games from his defensive tackle position.
Neighbors’ stoplight petition coincides with crackdown on Gaston Avenue speeding
“During rush hour, you basically have to leap out into traffic. It’s not uncommon to sit there for a while waiting to pull out.”
Resident Santa Joe Bevers
364 days of the year Bevers is a real estate investor. But on Christmas Eve he trades in his pin-stripe suit for a fuzzy red one.
Candlemaker Niven Morgan hits the big-time
When Britney is a fan — yes, that Britney — there’s nowhere to go but up.
PURE Raw Café
The menu includes a wide variety of offerings: Greek Dolmas, Mediterranean Nachos, Living Lasagna, an Eden Sushi Roll, and many different soups and salads.
Giving wine for the holidays
Assuming you know wine is a welcome gift, how can you tell what to buy?
A soldier’s letters bring perspective
Marine Pfc. Moises A. Langhorst is one person who didn’t miss his chance to do something different, to make a difference.
No matter if your candidate won — we’re all losers when things get ugly
Instead of calling upon the better angels of our nature, as Lincoln put it in trying to heal a divided nation, some sacrifice civility on the altar of personal or party triumph.
Note to Minyard’s new owners: Don’t mess with a good thing
The idea that a family-held company sold out to something called Acquisition Vehicle Texas II LLC does not fill me with confidence.
