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Books

Michael Waters Helps You Talk To Your Kids About Police Violence

By Zac Crain | 2 days ago The South Dallas reverend wrote For Beautiful Black Boys Who Believe in a Better World a few years ago, but it's just as timely now.

Books

Enda’s Booktique Opened in a Pandemic, When We Needed It Most

By Rosin Saez | 3 days ago Enda Jean Pemberton operates one of the only Black-owned bookstores in North Texas.

Pets

As a Cat, I Believe It Was Tim Rogers’ Fault

By Sally, a Cat, as told to Zac Crain | 3 days ago Tim Rogers gave his kid's cat away a few weeks into adopting her. He's sad. I think it's his fault. And I would know.

Food & Drink

Table for Two: Dallas’ Best Fine Dining To-Go for Under $100

By Eve Hill-Agnus | 4 days ago In the midst of our takeout days, we still need a little romance. And it’s nice to know we can mark the specialness of an occasion without breaking the bank.

Pets

Why I Hate This Cat

By Tim Rogers | 4 days ago She broke my heart when I threw her out of my house. That’s why.

Fashion

How Sydney Chandler Turned Brunch Into a Social Movement

By Kathy Wise | 7 days ago Event planner Sydney Chandler has found a way to turn brunch into a social movement.

Music

Neiman’s: The Most Popular Store In Music

By Rosin Saez | 1 week ago Dallas' embattled retail icon may be the most referenced store in music.

Music

The Shape of Jazz In Dallas Is a Question Mark

By Trace Miller | 1 week ago Dallas' dearth of proper jazz venues may have actually helped its musicians during the pandemic. But what happens next?

Food & Drink

John Tesar’s Life-Saving Gamble

By Eve Hill-Agnus | 1 week ago One of the city's most outspoken chefs stayed afloat by turning his steakhouse into an experimental butcher shop.

Coronavirus

The Pandemic’s Generational Opportunity To Help Kids Read

By Jim Schutze | 1 week ago Research says that kids are toast if they can’t read by third grade. Dallas ISD—like many other districts—has a unique chance to leverage that fact.

Home & Garden

Dwell With Dignity’s Fundraiser Is Bigger and More Important

By Celestina Rogers | 1 week ago Once a year, the nonprofit sells furniture to raise money for families in need. They need your help more than ever.

Wine

The Best Large-Format Wine Dallas Has to Offer

By Eve Hill-Agnus | 2 weeks ago Find serious vintages on the cheap—yes, in big bottles and boxes. This ain't Franzia.

Sports

With No Fans, the Rangers Are Finally Paying for Their New Stadium—For Now

By Peter Simek | 2 weeks ago The owners of the Rangers got their new stadium on the backs of the taxpayers. But without fans, the team is now paying rent.

Biotech

Will Pegasus Park Be Dallas’ Next Biotech Hub?

By Peter Simek | 2 weeks ago Can a new owner turn Pegasus Park and a forgotten stretch of Stemmons Freeway into a biotech hub?
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