Neighborhood immigrants
These are the stories of some who have left it all behind for a new life here in our neighborhood. As we celebrate our nation’s birthday this month, let’s celebrate with some of the immigrants who help make so remarkable.
Tiny tattoo artist, Lilly Hibbs
To date, she has only tattooed seven clients, including both of her parents, but she’s in no real rush. She’ll have plenty of time to practice her potential profession this summer, before she enters the fifth grade.
Delvin and Kelvin Furlough
They’ve been billed as the fastest twins in the state, record-makers sharing a track and a birthday. But for these brothers, the times and the awards are secondary to something else: beating each other.
Living green with Anna Clark
Clark owns the second LEED-approved (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) house in Dallas, and owns her own company, Earth People, but she wasn’t always an advocate for going green.
Q&A: Photographer Kimberly Wylie
A little more than a year ago, the walls of Presbyterian Hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit were stark — nothing unusual for a hospital setting.
Model T dentist: Mike Neeley
As the vintage roadster navigated through back roads at an unhurried pace, bystanders paused in seeming respect to the Fourth of July-esque spectacle.
Wall of sticks
Most dogs can fetch, sit and stay on command. A few will even shake paws or roll over. Roger Kallenberg’s dog, though, tops them all …
Sake expert Scott Brasington
Behind each steamy sip from your choko at Kenichi Restaurant in Victory Park, there’s a sake legend or tradition — and this Lakewood resident is eager to share the lore.
Champion griller Brian Kimberly
It’s any meat-lover’s dream — a day of hors d’oeuvres, Texas summer sun, friendly competition, hundreds of simmering steaks and free smells all day long.
Royal Thai
With a slew of tried and true Asian-themed eateries in our neighborhood, choosing one isn’t easy. But if you listen closely, you’re bound to hear the buzz …
True crime: A smashed Subaru
According to Kate Cromwell, she and her husband went out to the family Forester to load up their four kids and get them to school on time.
Ask a cop
What special precautions do we take in the White Rock area against drunk driving on holidays such as the Fourth of July? What can we do to make our neighborhood safer?
