What it means to be part of The Greatest Generation.

More than 300 Dallas WWII veterans are on a waiting list to take an all-expense paid trip to Washington, D.C.

Will the upcoming election make a splash in our neighborhood? We look at 100 years of Texas liquor laws to make sense of wet-dry confusion.

This year’s Old Oak Cliff Conservation League tour includes 12 homes, and and all of them are spectacular. We show them off with a roundup and slideshow.

They aren’t paid, but these neighbors are dedicated to their sports — and they’re pretty darn good.

Mild-mannered Oak Cliff nurse Aundrea White, a.k.a. Luna Tick Tick Boom, is one of the baddest broads in the sport.

Neighborhood nonprofit the Well Community is committed to helping its low-income members find employment — even if it means covering shifts.

They share recollections and first-hand stories of the events that shaped their lives and changed the world.

They might smell funny, terrorize the mailman, or harbor peculiar habits, but they are our (furry and four-footed) neighbors nonetheless.

Free lunch? No such thing. $5 lunch? We have just the thing. From burgers to bratwurst, there’s a nearby eatery that keeps both your wallet and stomach full.

1. Taqueria El Si Hay
$3 » Two tacos
The vibe: This taco stand has cheap eats and fast takeout.
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