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by Brewing America | Jan 13, 2021 | All, dallas, News, Texas Lege, Transgender | 0 |
Michelle Rickett lives a short walk from the Dallas parking lot where her daughter took her last breath. Some days, she visits the spot where paramedics found her “special baby,” Merci Mack, or waits for her to walk through the...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Nov 18, 2020 | All, cancer, dallas, Dallas restaurants, Food, Justin holt, salaryman | 0 |
On November 16, well-known Dallas chef Justin Holt revealed that he has acute lymphoblastic leukemia—a cancer of the blood and bone marrow—and has been hospitalized for more than a month. Because of the illness, Holt has had to...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Nov 16, 2020 | All, dallas, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, MAGA, News, Politics, Stop the Steal | 0 |
This weekend, a few hundred Texans gathered at Dallas City Hall to protest a stolen presidential election and, with it, the triumph of a global cabal of pedophiles, the introduction of Caracas-style economics, and the imminent...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Oct 29, 2020 | 2020 Election, All, Candace Valenzuela, dallas, News, Politics | 0 |
“It’s quite a leap,” Candace Valenzuela admits to me, laughing, while discussing her candidacy in one of the country’s most highly watched House races. The 36-year-old is talking on the phone from her makeshift study, a bathroom...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Oct 14, 2020 | All, Classical music, Composer, dallas, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Music, Quinn Mason, Reflection on a Memorial | 0 |
Thirteen years ago, a class of fifth graders filed into the library of Onesimo Hernandez elementary school, in Dallas, for a short Career Day presentation—a tradition that inspires often unpredictable reactions in the...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Sep 4, 2020 | All, dallas, Radio, Texas history, The Culture, WRR-FM | 0 |
The state’s oldest licensed radio station, which turns one hundred next year, is about as close as a municipal entity can get to being a tall tale. WRR-FM is publicly owned, but it’s not publicly funded, nor is it public radio....
Read Moreby Brewing America | Sep 2, 2020 | All, d magazine, dallas, News | 0 |
Few people seemed to relish the rough-and-tumble of Dallas politics more than Wick Allison. He loved the city and spent much of his life pushing, prodding, and browbeating to make it a better place. When he cofounded D Magazine,...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Aug 15, 2020 | All, dallas, HBO, Jonathan Majors, Lovecraft Country, Racism, Television, The Culture | 0 |
When he was growing up, actor Jonathan Majors found solace in the countryside at his grandmother’s farm, where he spent summers. That peace was harder to find in his hometown of Cedar Hill, and he sometimes got into trouble; he...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Jul 25, 2020 | AIDS, All, coronavirus, dallas, Drink, LGBT, LGBTQ History, Sue Ellen's | 0 |
On a Thursday night in December, well before the coronavirus pandemic had reached the United States, two to three hundred women were gathered at Sue Ellen’s, a remnant of Dallas’s once-bustling lesbian nightlife. As one regular...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Jun 25, 2020 | Adelfa Callejo, All, Criminal Justice, dallas, History, Monica Muñoz Martinez, Politics, texas rangers | 0 |
Towering twelve feet tall with a hand extended palm down as if trying to pacify a crowd, the bronze statue of Texas Ranger Captain E.J. “Jay” Banks has greeted visitors to Dallas Love Field airport since 1963. But in the early...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Jun 17, 2020 | All, arlington, Buon Giorno, Business Operations, Craft/Operations, dallas, fort worth, Inclusion Coffee, Joshua Moore, Marketing, Micro, multiroaster, Openings, Retail, Roasting, South/Southwest, Texas | 0 |
A new company in Arlington, Texas, is leaving no one out of the joy of freshly roasted and skillfully brewed specialty coffee, apart from those being temporarily kept out...
Read Moreby Brewing America | May 29, 2020 | All, coronavirus, COVID-19, dallas, Guns, News, Politics | 0 |
It was a breathtaking moment, the kind of gutsy standoff you might expect to have seen 150 years ago in this dusty corner of West Texas. On one side was a confrontational gang of fearsome-looking vigilantes, their faces...
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