40 years of DISD desegregation
Many involved in the painful, frustrating and necessary process are still around to share their stories.
Former Adamson drill team passes baton
“It was just like riding a bike,” Roberts says. “None of us had ever thought we would twirl again.”
Q&A: AIDS Arms director Raeline Nobles
AIDS Arms provides social services, counseling, group therapy, HIV testing and prevention, and medical care.
What gives: Small ways to help neighborhood nonprofits
This month, donate magazines for distribution at Methodist Hospital.
Dives: Tradewinds Social Club
The owners make their own sauce on Oak Cliff Pizza crust with several options for toppings.
Trying new wines
There are, at best guess, more than 15,000 different wines on sale in the United States, so it’s not like we don’t have a lot of choices.
Out and about: August 2011
A roundup of this month’s best neighborhood events.
True Crime: A shot rang out
As the family was about to pile in and drive off, Savannah Carrillo noticed a one-centimeter dent in the right rear passenger door.
Scene and heard in Oak Cliff
Pictures and happenings from around our neighborhood.
The complicated relationship between a man and his mane
I was in an elevator the other day when a guy with a buzz cut complimented me that I could get my hair to “stand up”.
“I wish I could get my hair to do that,” he said.
Not wanting to say my secret wasn’t my hair’s personal integrity but instead … more
