Dirty Dallas: We recycle less than most major cities, and that has to change
It’s cheaper to throw it in the landfill. Chucking recyclable materials is easier, too. It’s the status quo. In the bigger picture, however, failure…
Battle at the Bath House: It’s the only public building at White Rock Lake, and everybody wants a piece
With its elegant posts and art-deco design, the Bath House is easily the most iconic building at White Rock Lake. Old timers will tell…
Forgotten Recipe: Gershwin’s mahi-mahi with fennel cream
Did the mention of Gershwin’s bring back a flood of memories and, perhaps, the faint taste of its famed mushroom soup? The restaurant was…
Delicious: Hops and dreams at Craft Beer Cellar
Craft Beer Cellar is bringing beer bliss to Lakewood Casa Linda resident Jim Waskow and his partner Stan Nauman are living the post-recession American…
10 stories at the lake? The project that, miraculously, no one protested.
Building anything near White Rock Lake can be a political minefield — where opinions run hot and consensus is notoriously hard to find. C….
Architect Charles Dilbeck’s East Dallas dynasty
The architect’s works are disappearing everywhere but here in East Dallas Often considered the city’s most prolific architect, Charles Dilbeck’s legacy is best represented…
Caring kids: Puppy love propels Girl Scout’s spring fundraiser
Lakewood’s Girl Scout Troop 713’s spring fundraisers are for the dogs The members of Troop 713 have been through a lot together in their…
An open door at Robert E. Lee Elementary
A new principal with a long history in East Dallas wants this historic neighborhood school to grow into its potential Can I tell you…
60 years of music at Woodrow Wilson High School
‘Seussical’ opens this month at Woodrow Wilson High School While we live in an era where Broadway hits like “Hamilton” make waves across the…
7 things to do in East Dallas in April
April 12 Wine night The Dan D. Rogers Early Childhood PTA connects families who are interested in sending their children to the Ridgewood Park…
Rick Wamre: Fret not over facial wrinkles, (Mom), for they tell our stories
Between the lines Without fail, every time I see my mom, she apologizes to me. “I’m so sorry that I didn’t know to put…
Worship: Won’t you be my neighbor?
A call to cross streets and other lines that divide us How well do you know your neighbors? I don’t know mine well enough….
