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Let's examine the facts, shall we? By Tim Rogers Published in FrontBurner February 24, 2021 2:10 pm I’m going to relay some information to you, and I’m going to be careful about how I do it. This information is about a new online publication in town called the Dallas Express. Its publisher is a man named Monty Bennett. When the site launched, Bennett wrote in a note to readers that his publication is all about the truth, facts, no bias. The first two paragraphs from Bennett: Truth has become a casualty in today’s media world. News has become a vessel to promote favored world views, and...

D Magazine Office By Tim Rogers Published in FrontBurner January 6, 2021 10:51 am A couple of days ago, the folks at the UNT Portal to Texas Historytweeted us a note saying that they’d recently posted some B-roll footage of the D Magazine office filmed in 1975 by Fort Worth’s WBAP-TV. (Aside: be careful if you choose to visit the portal. It is a huge time suck.) It’s a short clip. Have a look, and then I’ll share some thoughts. Obviously that’s Wick Allison at the end. Still missing that guy. I guess one of those other dudes must be Jim Atkinson, co-founder of the magazine, but, ...

These notable figures from Dallas passed away in 2020 These notable figures from Dallas passed away in 2020 Writer and editor Mary Malouf was a larger-than-life character. Photo courtesy of Stuart Graves It's fair to say that death loomed large in 2020, thanks to COVID-19. As of December 31, nearly 2,000 people in Dallas died of the virus, nearly 28,000 in Texas, and more than 341,000 in the U.S. But the virus was not the cause of death for most of the celebrities, performers, and activists on this list of notable Dallasites who passed on in 2020. Here's a last farewell, in chronological ...

Texas’ First and Only Public Charitable Pharmacy Is Going Statewide In less than three years, St. Vincent de Paul's pharmacy has dispensed more than 32,000 prescriptions to North Texans. By Will Maddox Published in Healthcare Business December 21, 2020 9:00 am St. Vincent de Paul launched the only charitable pharmacy that serves the public in the spring of 2018, and now the nonprofit is preparing to expand and serve the entire state. Since the pharmacy launched, the rate of uninsured residents in Texas has increased, growing the need for the service it provides. Texas is the state with t...