Lakewood’s pet peeves
Sure, we’re all crazy about Lakewood, which is obviously why we choose to live here. But there’s always room for improvement.
Monica Rawlins and Chris Butenbach’s Big(foot) love
Everyone has a preconceived notion of the perfect date: For some, it’s an adventurous backpacking trip through the woods in search of proof that Bigfoot does, indeed, exist.
Max Swarner: His world is a stage
Two years ago, the 16-year-old became a member of the Repertory Company Theatre, chosen from among the more than 100 people who auditioned.
Neighborhood homes saved from the McMansion trend
A handful of builders are opting to salvage the houses that line our streets rather than demolish them and start from scratch.
A closer look at the Lakewood Whole Foods
In its new location, Whole Foods plans to build a 50,000-square foot store — two-and-a-half times the size of the 20,000-square foot Lower Greenville store.
Theater darling Taubert Nadalini
Taubert’s first exposure to theater was watching Woodrow Wilson High School’s production of “Wizard of Oz” at the age of 3.
Q&A: Guitar-maker Bob Harris
Would you believe the finish on his guitars is a mixture of Everclear and a Lac beetle exoskeleton?
Elizabeth Klammer’s kinder-science.com
Whether it’s in the classroom or on the Internet, this neighborhood resident works to makes science fun.
Bought in the act: Lakewood Shopping Center
Whether it’s a gift or a frivolity, many neighbors will head to our neighborhood shopping center at Gaston and Abrams to find it.
Historic Swiss Avenue dot com
It’s nearly impossible to drive along Swiss Avenue without wondering about the history of the stately homes that line one of Dallas’ most famous streets.
Joy Nguyen’s ‘Lovey Babies’
Neighborhood mother Joy Nguyen was like any other loving, nurturing mother who develops a strong bond with her child.
Jamise Fisher’s Cowgirl Cool
Through Cowgirl Cool, Fisher sells Western fashion to women who ride in rodeos and to women who want to look like they ride in rodeos.
