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Remembering Ebby Halliday

By Annie Wiles | 5 years ago The Dallas real estate icon is remembered for her generosity as much as her business acumen.

Matthew Brinston’s Second Life

By Jessica Jones | 5 years ago After getting another chance (and career), the artist is trying to make the most of it.

Are Dallas Cops Under Attack?

By Eric Celeste | 5 years ago No, but there's a good reason why a lack of trust exists between the community and its cops.

The Daily Show of Dallas

By Tim Rogers | 5 years ago With beer and jokes, Josh Kumler is doing the impossible: getting young people interested in local politics.

The Team That Wouldn’t Quit

By Jason Heid | 5 years ago A bold paean to the Texas Rangers.

Bar Review: Industry Alley

By Tara Nieuwesteeg | 5 years ago The new neighborhood bar in the Cedars already has an old soul.

Restaurant Review: Pints and Quarts

By Eve Hill-Agnus | 5 years ago Fresh-made burgers and dogs on Lowest Greenville.

Restaurant Review: Oak

By Eve Hill-Agnus | 5 years ago Under the guidance of John Tesar, the Design District restaurant maintains its creativity.

Restaurant Review: One90

By Tim Rogers | 5 years ago A new joint fills the void of barbecue in East Dallas.

Restaurant Review

Restaurant Review: Rapscallion

By Eve Hill-Agnus | 5 years ago Its melting-pot take on Southern cuisine brings out unusual flavors. That’s (mostly) a good thing.

How Dallas Dresses: Kirsten Patterson

By Christiana Nielson | 5 years ago The hairstylist is always comfortable in her clothes. Now she feels at home in Dallas, too.

The Mavericks’ Offensive Rebound

By Zac Crain | 5 years ago Can Dallas win a title with a 42-year-old writer, the tallest man in the world, and Zaza Pachulia?

The Top Wealth Managers in Dallas

By D Magazine | 5 years ago These financial firms were chosen by a panel of their peers.

The Best Financial Planners in Dallas 2015

By D Magazine | 5 years ago As chosen by their peers.
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