Victory

Greet 2013 like you came into this world: groggy, squinting, and just wanting to be held.

Greet 2013 like you came into this world: groggy, squinting, and just wanting to be held.

Where's the party at?

Where's the party at?

We now have a glimpse into what Cook Hall will be: a less expensive restaurant that still serves fussy drinks.

The building made of concrete is somehow transparent.

CBS Radio 105.3 will host events there.

With it, the museum launches a new campaign that will match new donations dollar-for-dollar.

If you like pirates, dragons, and mermaids, this museum will be for you. It opens in 2013.

Opening in 2013, the museum will have a unique "tube-like" escalator that extends outside the structure.

Called Pira, it'll have a Latin theme with a rotating menu of tapas.

Free pizzas and sandwiches to mark June 1 opening.

Bold plan of helping breathe new life into Victory Park.

The event served as a fundraiser for the Elan International Music Festival.

You want to like this new Thai place, you really do.

The $185-million museum will be built in Victory Park.

The facility's interior will include five floors of public space housing 10 exhibition galleries, including a children's museum and outdoor playspace/courtyard -- and a whole bunch of other stuff.

Summer lull basically killed them dead.

So you can see the ads-- er, sports action really big and really clear.

Send your positive thoughts -- and disposable income -- to Medina Oven & Bar, Kenichi, Craft, Luna de Noche, and Victory Tavern.

They'll offer seven-inch pan pizzas -- an inch larger than what was previously offered in the arena, OMG!

The Law Reviewers wish they'd gotten more dip for their $15.