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"When Chuck Norris kills a ninja, he only takes its hide and some of the meat. When Rick Perry kills a ninja, he uses every part."

It's a stunt to build buzz for the forthcoming Richard Linklater film, Me and Orson Welles.

The After School Academy is administered by Central Dallas Ministries under the leadership of Janet Morrison.

The Variants is inspired by owner Richard Neal's experiences as a shopkeeper and out-and-proud geek.

The project, launching July 8, will provide vital, balanced information and reporting on current economic issues.

DesignSociety.net allows designers, photographers, models, and buyers showcase their talents online.

Three-year-old John Gilbreath is set to receive a kidney transplant from his father, Chris.

KERA’s Living with the Trinity multimedia project explores the history of North Texans’ relationship with the Trinity River.

Dallas South News will be a nonprofit organization utilizing technology, journalistic principles, and social media to empower and inform diverse communities.

If the News really starts covering Collin County in a meaningful way, perhaps I can finally spend my free time fishing.

Texas bloggers and citizen journalists have pushed for “Privileged Matters” protection since 2006.

The S-T thought it was a good idea to publish a segment in Ink Edition called "Three people we want to eff this week."

EightOneSeven.com is YOUR portal — it’s a place where you can create the conversation instead of just reacting to our content.

Checking these blogs because their diversity reminds me of why I live in Oak Cliff and starting making audio podcasts in and around the neighborhood.

178 users are targeted for comments they posted about a Clarksville family.

In the 2 1/2-plus years since we started, several significant blogs have popped up from Southern Dallas residents.

Sassy lifestyle e-publication now publishes LA, New York, Dallas and national editions.

You can replay every exciting moment on the Company's web site.

When will hedge fund managers learn that money and Christianity just don't mix?

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