12 ounces thick-cut bacon, cut crosswise into 1/4-inch strips 4 scallions, thinly sliced, white and green parts divided Kernels from 4 ears of corn (about 2 cups) 1/2 cup heavy cream 1 1/2 cups cherry tomatoes 1 (1-pound) package gnocchi, prepared according to package directions In a large skillet over medium heat, cook bacon until […]
By Taylor Mayad The African American Museum, Dallas in historic Fair Park announces two exhibitions this fall — Protecting Cultural Memory: A Commitment to the Conservation and Protection of the Art and Archives Held in the African American Museum, Dallas and Visual Thoughts: The Visual Language of Morris Yanger. The exhibitions highlight the Museum’s dedication […]
By Chuck Kobdish, D.C. The State Fair of Texas kicks off Friday, and everyone knows what that means — a Big Tex “Howdy Folks!,” the Texas Star Ferris Wheel, the midway, the Sky Gondola ride, livestock shows and, of course … the food. Oh, goodness … the food! Let’s say a fairgoer spends the day […]
By David Mullen In baseball, the practice of hitters, pitchers and managers arguing balls and strikes with a home plate umpire is as old as the game itself. It often turns theatrical, and the one complaining always loses. The confrontations make for juicy “SportsCenter” highlights. The end results of the quarrels are usually as relevant […]
For each quesadilla: 3 slices pastrami, cut into thin strips 3/4 cup shredded Swiss cheese 2 teaspoons pickle relish (dill or sweet) 2 teaspoons brown or whole grain mustard 1 8-inch flour tortilla 1 tablespoon oil In a bowl, mix together all ingredients except tortilla. Lay tortilla on a work surface and pile pastrami mixture […]
By Andy Morgan Music lovers — and fans of silent movies — will find something to enjoy when the 2025-26 Concerts at St. John’s series kicks off in late September. The lineup includes 11 events, including opera, choral and classical music. Three evenings of silent films and cartoons will be accompanied by acclaimed St. John’s […]
By Beth Leermakers Texas animal shelters and rescue groups are overflowing with homeless animals — strays and owner surrenders. Some people give up their animals because they can’t afford to feed them or provide veterinary care. To help people keep their pets, several DFW-area organizations provide free pet food and low cost (sometimes free) veterinary […]
By David Mullen September is a busy month for local sports fans. College and pro football is in full view with hockey and basketball coming into focus. The world’s best golfers are meeting in Long Island to begin the biannual Ryder Cup. And the baseball pennant races will be decided in the final 10 games. […]
By Taylor Pulfer Big Tex is making his grand return for his 73rd year, taking his familiar place at Big Tex Circle for the annual exposition. Standing tall at 55 feet, the legendary talking cowboy is ready to greet guests at the 2025 State Fair of Texas with his signature and charming “Howdy, Folks!” His […]
By Amanda Tower Each person’s breast cancer journey is marked with complex experiences and moments of healing and resilience. Coinciding with Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, Art on Main will host “The HeART of Resilience,” an exhibition that visually narrates the transformative journey of breast cancer survivors, as they reclaim themselves after surgery. Two-time […]