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A look back at the magazine’s heroic efforts to keep you quenched.

The first is Blackie Sherrod's 1975 piece on his friend, the scoundrel reporter Jack Proctor. Meet "A Legend in His Own Mind."

Expense accounts may be on the decline, but the desire to schmooze is still thriving.

Our goal in 2023 was to tell readers about Dallas execs they don’t know—but should—and dig up surprising things about top newsmakers. How did we do? We’ll let you decide.

Alison Cook is a writer for Texas Monthly.

A new anthology of David Dillon’s architectural criticism brings us lessons from the past and present. Plus, a book from a literary agent-turned author.

Five years have passed since we last peeked over the fences of the fanciest cribs in town. Shall we see how our neighbors have fared?

This essay, from 1982, explores Dallas’ unemotional march into the future. Even then, it was apparent the city had little interest in preserving the buildings of its past.

An investigation by ProPublica claims the Dallas billionaire treated Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to undisclosed luxury trips for decades.

An investigation by ProPublica claims the Dallas billionaire treated Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to undisclosed luxury trips for decades.