Re: The truth matters

To Nancy Black: I loved reading your articles on animals, however I do NOT enjoy your political points of view showing up in an article (Vol. 16, No. 13) where you are trying to make an argument about a topic, by doing so you are giving your opinion as truth. Three sides to a story […]

Plant, Prairie Day shines spotlight on critical role

Plant, Prairie Day shines spotlight on critical role

Step into the vibrant world of our North Texas Blackland Prairies, Saturday, May 3, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Bath House Cultural Center at White Rock Lake in Dallas. Enjoy a fun, free event for families created to celebrate the beauty and splendor of our Blackland Prairies here in North Texas. Embark on a […]

Real Easter bunnies are not for children

Real Easter bunnies are not for children

By Dr. Beth Leermakers Thinking of giving your child a bunny for Easter? Opt for a chocolate or stuffed one instead.  Real rabbits require more care and exercise than most people realize—and they’re not ideal companions for young children. Bunnies live 10-12 years, have strong personalities and can be destructive, digging and chewing.  Many people […]

Attending baseball games has steep price

Attending baseball games has steep price

By David Mullen At what point does a baseball game become too expensive for a family to attend?  I joined the Texas Rangers Opening Day crowd of 37,587 at Globe Life Field in Arlington on March 27. As trivial as the game results — it counts as one game in a 162-game season — Opening […]

Tower adjusts lights for annual bird migration

Tower adjusts lights for annual bird migration

Reunion Tower is celebrated for its iconic light shows that brighten the Dallas skyline. However, at certain times of the year, the Tower goes dark for a different reason. Reunion Tower will once again participate in the Texas Conservation Alliance initiative for the Spring Bird Migration. From April 14 through May 18, Reunion Tower will […]

Return marks significant milestone

Return marks significant milestone

By Becky Mayad The Dallas Firefighter’s Museum will soon welcome back an old friend — Old Tige — one of the first steam engine fire apparatuses in Dallas and a vital piece of the city’s early firefighting history.  After undergoing extensive restoration to its original condition, this historic steam engine is ready to take its […]

Theater calls on ‘Power of Love’ to raise money

Theater calls on ‘Power of Love’ to raise money

By Haley DiFonzo Broadway Dallas welcomed more than 380 Dallas leaders, philanthropists and lovers of the arts to celebrate the magic of musical theater at Broadway Dallas’ 2025 Gala featuring a full performance of “Back to The Future: The Musical,” raising a record-breaking $1.1 million in support of Broadway Dallas’ education and community outreach programs. […]

Lamb Carnitas Tacos

Lamb Carnitas Tacos

Lamb: 1 (2-pound) boneless leg of lamb 4 tablespoons vegetable oil, divided 1 onion, cut into 6 wedges 1 jalapeno, cut into 4 wedges 3 cloves garlic, chopped 1 teaspoon ground cumin 2 cups orange juice  2 cups chicken broth  Salt and pepper to taste Pickled Red Onion: 1 red onion, thinly sliced 1 1/2 […]

Walk platform for dynamic, diverse expressions of art

Walk platform for dynamic, diverse expressions of art

By Stephanie Hudiburg Explore Deep Ellum’s dynamic art scene with a self-guided Art Walk, featuring a comprehensive map of more than 150 murals people can visit on foot, bike or by car. Kicking off during Arts Month, the walk highlights top galleries like Deep Ellum Art Co., Kettle Art and Umbrella Gallery, plus the launch […]

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