D Magazine November 2023

By the time you read this, 60-year-old retired Dallas lawyer Scott Kline will have (hopefully) just run 26.2 miles all over the country.

Head just 50 miles outside of Dallas for a quaint town with plenty of history—and over 30 flavors of root beer.

Sometime in the coming months, North Texas will get its first new state park in 25 years.

An office renovation in Corsicana recently uncovered an unintended time capsule.

Josey Records co-owner Luke Sardello has a story about every record in his collection. All 50,000 of them.

Bottega de Flores’ Nolan Kiser started arranging flowers just for fun. But his hobby has grown into a flourishing business.

Will he transition to felt this winter?

The resortwear goddess takes customers on a trip with her new travel-inspired flagship store. We got a look inside the bold new boutique.

Brandon Moore and Jennie Kelley formerly ran Better Half, a pop-up known for French-inspired menus and Detroit-style pizza. The couple is now serving sandwiches, aperitivo, and natural wine at the base of Santander Tower.

Fort Worth’s Maiden proves that a vegan tasting menu works just fine in cowboy country.

Carrot mole? Cactus paddles? A sheet of black eggplant paper? These added ingredients are as far from the chuckwagon as you can get. That’s a good thing.

Owner Aliya Prasla is selling more than just chai; her blends are steeped in history.

A dozen Dallas marshals try to stop joyriders from tearing up hiking trails and delicate ecosystems.

My mom, Mary Morgan, was the country’s first woman rocket scientist—which no one but my family knew until I wrote a play about her.

Hit all the highlights–or do a whole lot less! Our staff share 36 ways to make the most of the spirited season ahead.

Many of the world’s great composers have written music specifically for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. And the group has made history along the way–maybe more now than ever before.

An Englishman goes on a quest to find his country’s most revered dish in, of all places, Dallas.

If you’re craving the comforts of this English classic, here’s where you can find the best renditions in North Texas.

Are you curious about what goes into making the best fish and chips in the city? Here’s the magic.

Financial planning for clients with cognitive impairment can get tricky.

A total of 938 votes were cast, and 301 individuals were nominated. Of these, 90 were selected.

We asked every wealth management firm and team in North Texas to help us find the best among their peers. Here are the wealth managers that stand out in 2023.

Try the three-layered drink that is the perfect combination of coffee and a cocktail.