D Magazine June 1998

The lure of the river seduces a neophyte.

HOW RON KIRK HELPED TURN DALLAS AROUND.

At $6 million, Gene Street’s Cool River Cafe is the most expensive watering hole in Dallas. But is it a good idea?

The nasty fight between federal judges Buchmeyer and McBryde illustrates the problem with lifetime tenure: You can’t get rid of an SOB.

For the plant lover, a greenhouse is more than a home for off-season plants; it’s a year-round hobby.

D MAGAZINE SENT A PHOTOGRAPHER OUT TO FIND HOMELESS VIETNAM VETS. THERE WAS ONLY ONE PROBLEM.

WHY DALLAS IS THE BEST CITY IN AMERICA FOR BLACK PROFESSIONALS.

FIFTY OF THE MOST DEDICATED AND INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE IN DALLAS.

Women’s issues and concerns are covered regularly in most media, but men’s health and wellness is often neglected. Industry insiders share frequently asked questions and their responses.

The right diagnosis can point to a cure. What about the wrong one?

Dallas “Heroes” Who Never Served: An Exposé of the Biggest Fraud of Our Generation

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