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Warren's blog features a collection of highly personal and artfully decorated postcards mailed anonymously from around the world.

Even though the slate of events is a little sparser than usual, there are still a few fun things worth getting out of the house for.

Campbell talks with two employees from the National Archives Southwest Region office in Fort Worth.

The first Cause for Celebration event, themed “Family Night,” is on Wednesday, November 4.

Devices like Sony's eReader and Amazon's Kindle are helping to greatly increase e-book sales.

The special treat today is the airing of the interview we recently had with the NAACP award-winning author and CSI: NY actor Hill Harper.

Event will offer fun and interactive atmosphere for teens.

The Book Fair will present artistic and cultural performances, multilingual story times, dance and musical performances, plays, writing workshops, music, and children’s activities.

Local version of my favorite international confab knocked it out of the park on their first try, as 500 people had their minds stretched for a full day.

The "Last Manuscript" will be part of Heritage's Signature Historical Manuscripts Auction on October 16 and 17.

Someone in attendance will also win an 18-carat yellow–gold, multi-diamond pendant.

The district hopes to bring national attention to the importance of childhood education.

The forum's next meeting will be the Chic de Barcelona restaurant on Tuesday, Sept. 22.

Campbell talks with Doug and Opal Lord, two subjects of the book Twelve Mighty Orphans.

The festival highlights include author meet & greet and a slumber party hosted by New York Times bestselling author Mary B. Morrison.

Buckley is a political satirist who's written such books as Supreme Courtship and Thank You for Smoking.

Both the Virtual Battle of the Bands and the video commercial contest are open to 7-12th graders enrolled in Arlington ISD (or Mansfield schools within the city limits of Arlington).

On tap this week is a zoo-niversary in Fort Worth, Seussian art in Dallas, a new LEGO store in Dallas, Dora and Boots go exploring in Grand Prairie, and the latest Disney singing sensation in Arlington.

As the characters’ psyches painfully devolve, you’ll almost feel sane.