Posts Tagged ‘Media’
By Bruce Felps A long weekend awaits, and after this post, waits no longer for this boy.
By Bruce Felps Credit Woodrow Nation’s Abel Gonzalez, class of ’88, with taking State Fair of Texas fried foods to such acclaimed levels. He masterminded Fried Butter, Fried Coke, and Fried Cotton Candy, the latter of which didn’t make it out of the testing kitchen, and this year debuts Deep Fried Pineapple Upside Down Cake.
By Bruce Felps A semi-late afternoon web-cruise turned up a rather surprising item at the Dallas Morning News Eats Blog. A brief quoted Pat Snuffer, namesake owner of the Lower Greenville Avenue burger-and-cheese-fries joint, denying rumors the venerable eatery would shut down.
By Bruce Felps Sometimes things appear too personal to be considered newsworthy even for a little com[cough]munity site. Now that the familiarity part has cleared away from obstructing my vision, I give you my dear friend and wine blogger, the Dallas Wine Chick. Her secret identity is Lakewood resident Melanie Ofenloch who, in her day [...]
By Bruce Felps The first day of a school year typically brings some degree of anxiety, mostly among parents it seems. Matthew Haag, a reporter with the Dallas Morning News, scoped out the opening bell, and the hour or so leading up to it, at J.L. Long Middle School this morning and filed a brief [...]
By Bruce Felps From one of the earliest to the most recent, we’ve got your Woodrow quarterbacks covered today.
By Bruce Felps ESPN Dallas needs a bit of prodding from Woodrow Nation on behalf of native son Davey O’Brien. The sports media outlet recently set out to anoint its inaugural Dallas-Fort Worth Hall of Fame class of five inductees. Nominees include local sports icons from practically every major sport — no Kyle Rote Jr.? — [...]
By Bruce Felps The powers at Lakewood Country Club evidently took great umbrage to the property valuation ascribed to its 120-ish acres by the Dallas Country Appraisal District. DCAD, according to a post yesterday at Unfair Park, says it’s worth $6.95 million … 120 acres … at Gaston and Abrams … right across the street [...]
By Bruce Felps The Lower Greenville Avenue website Barking Dogs yesterday reported that a sexual assault took place during the weekend near Greenville and Prospect avenues. According to the report, an assailant attacked a woman about 2:45 a.m., Saturday, in a parking lot either in the 5700 block or 5800 block of Prospect.
By Bruce Felps We conclude this broadcasting day much the same way we started it, with a video depicting some neighborhood history. The webmaster keeping the Hollywood-Santa Monica Neighborhood Association afloat in these cyber-waters sent an e-mail message directing attention to the revamped association website.
