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Hot Property: A Quintessential Historic Hollywood-Santa Monica Tudor
Get a taste of the East Dallas neighborhood, which is celebrating its centennial this weekend.
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Brian Reinhart Explains to Slate Why Jalapeños Have Lost Their Fire
Our dining critic stars in a new episode of the podcast Decoder Ring.
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Some of Your Favorite Bars Pour This New Dallas-Based Mezcal
Racho is a mezcal five years in the making—and a collaboration between three Dallasites and a mezcalero from San Dionisio Ocotepec, Oaxaca.
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How Clayton Kershaw Made the Senior Year Leap
An excerpt from the new book The Last of His Kind: Clayton Kershaw and the Burden of Greatness.
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Hot Property: A Quintessential Historic Hollywood-Santa Monica Tudor
Get a taste of the East Dallas neighborhood, which is celebrating its centennial this weekend.
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‘That’s a Big Ass Candle’
Chloe and Trent Mervine want their ginormous candle to be the only one you need this year.
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Abide Women’s Health Services Wins Social Innovator of the Year at United Way’s The Pitch
The 10th edition of United Way of Metropolitan Dallas’ The Pitch featured five local nonprofits making a difference in DFW, but Abide stole the show earning $135,000.
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Abide Women’s Health Services Wins Social Innovator of the Year at United Way’s The Pitch
The 10th edition of United Way of Metropolitan Dallas’ The Pitch featured five local nonprofits making a difference in DFW, but Abide stole the show earning $135,000.
Restaurants & Bars
Some of Your Favorite Bars Pour This New Dallas-Based Mezcal
Racho is a mezcal five years in the making—and a collaboration between three Dallasites and a mezcalero from San Dionisio Ocotepec, Oaxaca.
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Brian Reinhart Explains to Slate Why Jalapeños Have Lost Their Fire
Our dining critic stars in a new episode of the podcast Decoder Ring.
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How Clayton Kershaw Made the Senior Year Leap
An excerpt from the new book The Last of His Kind: Clayton Kershaw and the Burden of Greatness.
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How Nearly 50 Brazilian Bull Riders Landed in Decatur
Decatur’s rodeo heritage spans the Western Hemisphere.
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Less Than a Week In, Dallas’ Interim City Manager Makes Changes at City Hall
Kimberly Bizor Tolbert started her job as interim city manager on May 2. She kicked off her first week by shaking up the city’s organizational chart.
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My Formal Offer to Michael Irvin to Come Work at D Magazine
What it lacks in salary, it makes up for in perks. And friendship?
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Meet the Dallas 500: Chris Akeroyd, Children’s Health
The pediatric health system CIO shares why he loves to kickbox, what he would change about the healthcare industry, and his key leadership strategies.