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Mr. Crappie is Texas’ Reel, Live Hall of Famer
After a lifetime of crappie achievement, Wally Marshall will be inducted into the Texas Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame. We found out how Marshall jumped from plumber to fishing master–it took over 90,000 miles of road time.
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A Polio Survivor Takes on International Travel and Neiman Marcus in 1970s Dallas
In 1970, after her parents sold their brake-repair business in Dallas,15-year-old Jane Saginaw went with her family on a monthslong trip to see the world. The journey was made more complicated by her wheelchair-bound mother, a polio survivor.
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A Dallas Lawyer’s Jump from Courtroom to Green Room
After prosecuting cases for the Dallas County District Attorney, Yodit Tewolde scored her own show on Court TV and starred as a legal analyst on America’s Most Wanted. Here’s how Judge Judy convinced her to start filming.
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The Man Behind The Loop, a 50-Mile Trail Coming Soon to Dallas
Philip Hiatt Haigh, the executive director of the Circuit Trail Conservancy, tells all about the newest bike trail that will be winding its way through Dallas in 2026. Plus, a little bit of relationship advice.
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After the Success of Dumplin’, Arlington Author Makes Christmas Raunchy
Julie Murphy’s Dumplin’ was a New York Times bestseller and a movie starring Jennifer Anniston scored by Dolly Parton. Now, Murphy and her co-author take on Christmas. Bonus: a podcast!
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A Dallas Photographer Takes a Shot at Coffee
Dallas photographer Marc Montoya has a new gig: roasting coffee. Learn about Oak Cliff’s newest subscription.
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Miss Texas Is an SMU Law Grad
Averie Bishop became the first Asian American to earn the Miss Texas crown, something she juggled in between her classes.
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Meet the Youngest Female Law School Grad in U.S. History
Haley Taylor Schlitz graduated from the SMU Dedman School of Law at 19 years old. That’s only one of many things you should know about her.
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A Year After Juneteenth Became a National Holiday, Opal Lee’s Journey Continues
The “grandmother of Juneteenth” finally achieved her goal to make the day a national holiday. That doesn’t mean her job is done.
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How Dallas’ Poet Laureate Plans to Connect the City
Joaquín Zihuatanejo, the first-ever poet laureate of Dallas, believes poetry can be a bridge.