The dark shadows of Far North Dallas
From wandering pioneers to undeniable psychic abilities, several neighborhood residents swear by what they’ve seen.
Cotton Belt Rail Line crisis
A DART commuter rail line is poised to cut right through Far North Dallas, and several neighborhood leaders believe it’s on the wrong track.
Q&A: Former Cowboy George Teague
Today the “Defender of the Star” is athletic director and head football coach at The Shelton School for children with learning differences.
State fair fare: The Dog Stop
The State Fair of Texas season is upon us, but you don’t have to venture far from our neighborhood for gourmet fair food.
Autumn red wines and a recipe for pull-apart cornmeal yeast rolls
Dallas’ average high temperature in October starts at 83 degrees — and, thankfully, drops to 72 by the end of the month. Which means it’s time to enjoy red wine again.
True crime: Forgery
The phony check worked.
Proof that love lasts long after the lights go out
A couple of months ago, I wrote about my upcoming 45th high school reunion. I referred to such events as learning opportunities, for they teach us important lessons about life, including the art of aging gracefully. So now let me tell you about the most important lesson of that evening.
Neighborhood news & notes
A roundup of happenings and accomplishments in Far North Dallas.
The lowdown on neighborhood businesses
This month: The Arbors on Preston, Hillcrest Village shopping center, Canary By Gorji, Cafe de Paris, Social House and more.
I’m a sucker for a Fair sales pitch
I’m ashamed to admit this, but I once burst into tears because I couldn’t afford a kitchen blender a salesman told me I needed at the Minnesota State Fair.
Pet pause picture
Tom and Marcy Murray of Estates West found Piper abandoned in South Oak Cliff and covered in fleas and burs.
What gives: Small ways to help neighborhood nonprofits
This month: Feral Friends Community Cat Alliance silent auction, “Bad to the Bone” benefit, Temple Shalom’s 11th annual charity golf tourney and more.
