Zac Crain

Total eclipse of my heart. (I’m not above it!)

Next week marks the 11th anniversary of the fertilizer plant explosion that killed 15 in the small town of West. For this week’s edition, we revisit our story from June of 2013.

An excuse to work out some feelings.

Still ongoing!

Steven Paulson, M.D., Texas Oncology

What it lacks in salary, it makes up for in perks. And friendship?

A little kudos to our staff for our showing at the annual City and Regional Magazine Awards in Cleveland earlier this week.

The team is looking at re-signing the former lottery pick to fill out the roster. What is Dallas waiting for?

Linda García hadn’t planned to run for office. Then, a day before the filing deadline, she got talked into taking a seat as a state representative in an uncontested election. If she takes to politics like she did the stock market, the old guard is in for a surprise.

Some broke barriers. Others righted wrongs. Many of them taught us lessons from which we are still learning. But all, for better or worse, helped build the city we live in today.