East Dallas veterans share tales of battle, bloodshed and bravery
Here are the stories of four neighborhood veterans who served in three different wars.
Cliff Welch’s keys to a modern home
“The owner called and said, ‘If you’re interested in the house, you need to come today.’”
East Dallas’ Fourth of July parade round-up
Independence Day inspires many neighborhood residents to line up and march.
Lakewood Park slated for improvements
More than $650,000 will be spent on further improvements to the park in the net couple of years.
Roderick MacElwain & Neal Caldwell: White Rock Lake’s Advice Guys
How did they get started doing it? With a piece of advice, appropriately enough.
Alligator Café
The place serves up Cajun and Creole, with standards like Po’ Boys and more creative fare such as alligator sauce piquant.
Rosés good for inexpensive summer sipping
Serve these very well chilled, and make sure your wine store doesn’t try to slip in a bottle of last year’s vintage.
Lessons learned from a cross-country, American history-themed road trip
We jammed the car with our possessions (along with my mother-in-law and most of hers), and off we roared.
Human diversity should be embraced
No one likes to be stereotyped. Don’t tell me how I am because I am a man. Most blondes don’t resemble the blondes in blonde jokes. Some Baptists dance.
Ted Benavides resigns, but will anything change?
Those of us who pay more attention to city politics wondered: If this was a victory, what does defeat look like?
