Former weatherman Troy Dungan is known for more than his excellence in predicting the weather; he also has a knack for nifty bow ties. Dungan says that back when he used to [...]
We wrote about Royeni Tjoa, a Far North Dallas mother of two and T.C. Marsh teacher, in our December edition of the magazine. Check out the story, where it mentions her win, and th[...]
City officials have been pondering a change to Dallas’ solicitation ordinance since at least this spring; the goal seems to be to find some way to limit handbills, business cards, [...]
The Observer does a Best of Dallas every year, and picks a best columnist as part of the process. This year, for some reason completely unknown to me, they picked me. Which is not [...]
There was all sorts of news in Monday’s earnings report from the parent of Dallas’ Only Daily Newspaper. That most of it wasn’t good — like a $12 million ad[...]
In our January magazine, I lamented the demise of printed newspapers, proving that I’m obviously old-school in terms of my daily reading habits. A number of you, primarily mi[...]
We admit: The audio on this thing is truly awful. And we introduced the podcast with a song. It’s supposed to be funny, but we have a weird sense of humor. We had fun with the podc[...]
Remember when mailing newsletters was the most efficient way to update your neighbors, members and customers? With a stamp and paper and everything?[...]
We love interacting with our neighbors on social media, and the web features so many of these virtual "front porches." Here's how we at the Advocate are using some of those places [...]
Our January 2012 issue is about how neighborhood businesses, organizations and other groups are using social media to gain exposure and communicate more effectively. Here we have a[...]
Did you read our January 2012 issue cover story and wonder, "What's a friend and a follow, let alone a tweet and a check-in?" Here's a little help.[...]