Blind beagle? No problem
See Keegan run It’s a warm Thursday afternoon, and Keegen the Beagle is enjoying his puppycino at a Casa Linda coffee shop. He sports…
Dallas’ cat lady
At an undisclosed parking lot in East Dallas, a feral cat colony is built against the back fence. It looks like a miniature tent…
A New Hope: An autism service dog finds her purpose again
ope was despondent. She had lost her purpose. All of her training, her hard work, what made her feel alive, were now gone. She…
A barber academy veterans can call home
Can’t clip her wings Lilly Benitez remembers her father shaving and combing his hair each morning, taking time to look and smell his best….
Ale on the trail
Bringing beer back White Rock Alehouse owners Greg Nixon and Dave Kirk’s first batch of home brew tasted so bad they decided it would…
Meals on Wheels but for dogs
Lula Gifford has lived in her East Dallas home for decades, but when the 84-year-old was hospitalized for a torn aorta, she says doctors…
7 things to do in East Dallas this September
Sept. 19-30 ‘Othello’ Shakespeare Dallas presents the tragic story of Othello the Moor and his secret marriage Desdemona, a daughter of the senator Brabantio….
Doodle Rock to the rescue
Rescue Me When Lakewood neighbors Jim Hines and Martin Wingerter adopted Rufus, he slept in an unnatural position, contorting his neck so that it…
What about Bob (Iden)?
After 11 years leading Lake Highlands High School, former principal Bob Iden thought he’d reinvent himself as a real estate agent in 2008. But…
The bandana brothers of East Dallas
Kendall Folse has no problem saying that golden retrievers Miles and Beau are her favorite children. The two goldens are half brothers that are…
When your doorbell is a piano
What is 4 feet tall, bright red, has 88 keys and alerts you to visitors? Your doorbell, of course. But only if you’re…
The insane amount of money East Dallasites spend on pets
Pet purchases last year, East Dallas spent $16 million on pets and nearly $6 million on pet food We shelled out almost $5…
