The art of house restoration on Clinton Ave
SLIDESHOWS: While this 1927 arts-and-crafts bungalow’s new details are true to its age, some aspects are appropriate for the modern age.
The Airstream of his dreams
Kings Highway resident Kyle Finley likens the world of Airstream RV enthusiasts to a cult.
The churches of Tenth Street
SLIDESHOW: We have wonderful houses of worship peppered all over. But in earlier days, there was only one main “ecclesiastic avenue” around.
Great places for Mexican seafood
If someone asks, “Where can I get great Mexican seafood in Dallas?”, the answer is almost always La Calle Doce.
Historic aerial photos of Kiest Park
The WPA put this road in and some bridges in the ’30s, and you see the stone gates that were built at the entrances to the park.
Drinking local: Try these Texas wines
One of the few remaining obstacles facing Texas wine is that too many consumers think it’s not any good — even though they’ve never tasted it.
Neighborhood business buzz
A new drinking-and-eating spot, Whitehall Exchange, recently opened in the former Cretia’s and Nodding Dog Coffee Co. space at Bishop and Seventh.
Before and after: House on North Edgefield
SLIDESHOWS: Cynthia Oliver wanted to restore a dilapidated, boarded-up four-unit apartment building in Winnetka Heights into a single-family home.
Scene and heard in Oak Cliff
Michael Jones, center, placed third in the 2012 Gardere MLK Jr. Oratory Competition finals in February.
Events for April 2012
Every Friday in April, the Belmont Hotel features musical artists as part of a free live music series.
Neighborhood news and notes
The Dallas Zoo accepts volunteers to help care for animal and plant collections and educate visitors about nature and wildlife conservation.
True crime: Burglary on Hollywood
The back door was kicked in.
