D Magazine January 1995

Scaling down presents grand possibilities at Bonnie and Jack Stewart’s Park Cities home.

Match your instincts against the experts’ in our year-long stock race.

While preservationists and industrialists clash over the life of the old DP building, Kroger creates a new headquarters for nostalgia.

When it’s time to work, there is no place like home.

IT’S A NEW YEAR IN DALLAS, COMplete with new problems and possibilities. And shaping the future of our city will be individuals from all walks of life. To help you keep track of the some of the players who will have the greatest effect on determining the directions our city will take, we’ve identified just over two dozen people to keep your eyes on. From the cerebral genetics genius Dr. Glen Evans to the ever-gorgeous, ever-glamorous cover girl Bridget Hall, from public school reformer Sandy Kress to the K

Dallas Francophiles find out if gourmet food really can be light

For Dallas diet watchers, dining well is the best revenge.

Feather your nest this year with all the comforts of home.

The cigar is back and hipper than ever. And Dallas aficionados tell us just how sweet it is.