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Use Compost to Feed North Texas Soil the Natural Way

EatGreenDFW iPhone Reporter 11/11 8:00A Bernice Butler

Here in North Texas, growing things can be difficult. Some of us struggle with black clay soil, while others have sandy soil. Construction debris and compaction, as well as buildup of chemicals in the...

EarthXFilm Strike Out Straws Campaign

EatGreenDFW iPhone Reporter 11/8 5:00A Bernice Butler

EarthXFilm has launched Strike Out Straws, in which individuals and businesses can pledge to stop using single-use plastic straws. People can take the pledge online at...

Sustainability Summit Focuses on Partnerships

EatGreenDFW iPhone Reporter 11/5 3:00A Bernice Butler

The 2018 Dallas County Community College District (DCCCD) Sustainability Summit will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., November 9, with a theme of partnerships that cement relationships and...

Future Worlds Theme of Dallas AURORA

EatGreenDFW iPhone Reporter 11/2 12:00P Bernice Butler

The fifth AURORA, a public biennial exhibition focused on light, video and sound art, will take place around the Dallas City Hall and throughout the city on November 3. This series of artistic...

Free Document Shredding Events

EatGreenDFW iPhone Reporter 11/2 6:00A Bernice Butler

Designed for those with documents containing sensitive and personal information looking for a safe and secure way to dispose of these documents for free, Resource One hosts ShredFest from 9 a.m. to 1...

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TCU’s new concert hall will have a world-renowned name when it opens in 2020

DFW.com Chowtown 11/12 1:13P By Mitch Mitchell mitchmitchel

The concert hall in the new TCU Music Center will be named the Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU to honor the memory of the beloved concert pianist, university officials Click...

Mansfield student needed a college miracle. Then he went to the Beyonce-Jay-Z concert

DFW.com Chowtown 11/8 9:35A By Rick Mauch Special to the S

Shaykeim Powe had never been to a concert before. He’d also never been in possession of so much money before. Now he can say he’s done both. Powe, a senior Click to Continue

Follow those tamales: a Fort Worth shop is moving to Parker County

DFW.com Chowtown 10/31 12:08P By Bud Kennedy bud@star-telegr

Locally owned Mariposa’s Latin Kitchen, a mother-and-daughter shop that began as a tamale caterer and expanded to a restaurant, has closed its Fort Worth dining room in favor...

Here’s where you can celebrate Día de los Muertos in Fort Worth this week

DFW.com Chowtown 10/31 12:30A By Hanaa’ Tameez htameez@star-

If you’ve started noticing papel picado, sugar skulls and marigolds around town, it’s all about the season of Día de los Muertos. Día de los Muertos means “Day of the Click to...

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What’s Behind the Crippling Dairy Crisis? Family Farmers Speak Out.

Civil Eats 11/4 9:00P Lela Nargi

“If a mammal doesn’t produce it, it isn’t ‘milk’,” says Lisa Engelbert, one of the farmers at the sixth-generation Engelbert Farms in Nichols, New York. Engelbert is referring, somewhat wearily, to...

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