On a small stage, a UNT alumna fiddled with the voice tuner and practiced long notes. As her set began, the artist ran through her new EP titled “Made to
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Not much attention goes toward educating young women and girls on their reproductive functions and caring for their bodies, but Beldam Womancare is changing that with classes and individual sessions
On Saturday, Nov. 2, Dallas Vegan hosted the Texas Veggie Fair at the Dallas Farmers Market. In celebrating its 10th year, the event welcomed people from all walks of life
The Bearded Monk hosted Denton’s first outdoor Roll Out on Saturday evening. Skaters from all over Dallas/Fort Worth walked — and rolled — into the parking lot of the local
The lives of at least two black transgender women have been taken away this month in Dallas. Eight trans women
Dallas-based band Kyoto Lo-Fi brought its self-described “post-indie” sound Friday night for a set at Dan’s Silverleaf as a part
There’s nothing wrong with taking public transportation. If anything more people should be riding trains and buses because it’s better for
The Dallas City Council decided in a recent 11-4 vote to remove the Confederate War Memorial across the street from
In his apartment, Bailey Anderson apologized for the mess. At the moment, he was still trying to organize his collection of
With the holidays coming to a close and the new year is on the horizon, locals are getting ready to
