Rick Wamre: When worlds collide —— or don’t
I was sitting in the left-turn lane, waiting for the green light that would allow me to start moving again. As I rotated my…
An East Dallas photographer’s grand urban experiment
East Dallas neighbor Richard Sharum is a street photographer, and he’s demanding Dallas’ attention with his outdoor photo exhibit, which is really more of…
Neighbors create a community bucket list on Lower Greenville
You’re headed south on Greenville Avenue, and you pop a right at Sears, the street adjacent to Trader Joe’s that takes you to The…
At 72 years old, a neighbor tackles the world’s toughest canoe race
East Dallas neighbor Richard Linden is proof that you’re never too old to enjoy extreme sports, especially if it means knocking an item or…
Paws and claws: Pretty, pretty princesses
How do you pick a favorite when you have four little princesses like Mary Kate, Ashley, Pearl and Mabel? These girls enjoying living on…
3 East Dallas teachers create space for their students to shine
Technically savvy About a dozen Woodrow Wilson High School students congregate around a table in a classroom where the Science Technology Engineering and Math…
Forget the Alamo? We might have to if Lakewood shopping center doesn’t solve its parking problem
Alamo Drafthouse is poised to be the savior of the historic Lakewood Theater. The Austin-based movie house company is in the thick of negotiations…
12 things to do in June around Lakewood/East Dallas
June 17-28 Shakespeare in the park First up is “The Compleat Wrks of Wllm Shkspr (abridged) [revised],” wherein actors blaze through all 37 of…
Delicious: bbbop Seoul Kitchen
The new bbbop Seoul Kitchen on Lowest Greenville isn’t big, but it’s bright and open. Almost everything is a DIY (Do-It-Yourself) project, which gives…
Choose your own adventure just beyond East Dallas
You are the star of these super-awesome summer daycations It’s summer, and it seems all your friends and acquaintances are enjoying lavish vacations. You…
In the budding fringe sport of ultrarunning, two East Dallas women are rising stars
That someone from Dallas’ flatland would dominate a sport that involves running insane distances across rugged terrain tens of thousands of feet above sea…
Analysis: The surprising outcome of May’s city council election marks a generational and geographic shift
It wasn’t the solemn ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Washington, D.C. It wasn’t the tourist event held daily at Buckingham…
