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Alison Cook is a writer for Texas Monthly.

The women highlighted here are groundbreaking CEOs, politicians, artists, lawyers, furniture makers, rabbis, restaurateurs, activists, and epidemiologists. They have helped make Dallas the city that it is today.

The award-winning urban designer speaks to building upon the potential of Dallas, an "elastic" city.

Much of what I have learned writing about Dallas these past 12 years can be summed up in the story of Julien Reverchon, one of the many misunderstood misfits who make this city great.

D Magazine knows Dallas. Founded in 1974, D Magazine has covered Dallas’ need-to-know stories ranging from local news, culture, politics, arts, food, nightlife, and everything in between.

The late Wick Allison, as publisher, and Jim Atkinson, as editor, founded the magazine in 1974. But before they got the presses rolling, they needed a name.

The newspaper once claimed to have the highest circulation of any Black-run newspaper in the South. Now a new owner is using the name.

The in-flight magazine was once a vital part of North Texas' media ecosystem.

American Way was where I really began to learn the business.

A report in the New York Times shows how urban highway removal has gone mainstream, and it may get a boost from the Biden Administration.