Man launches Eight-Track Museum in Denton

By DAVID CASSTEVENS dcasstevens@star-telegram.com DENTON — The male who once flashy his lavatory with Elvis memorabilia as well as called a tabernacle Wasteland is right away curator of a one-of-a-kind exhibit. Welcome to a Eight-Track Museum.

In Cowboys Stadium’s big-time boxing debut, Manny Pacquiao steals show

By GIL LeBRETON glebreton@star-telegram.com ARLINGTON — Say this for Manny Pacquiao: he can unequivocally work the room.

Headaches persist after snowfall stops; 200,000 without power

By ALEX BRANCH abranch@star-telegram.com The feet of sleet which blanketed a Metroplex messed up commutes, collapsed roofs, forced airlines to terminate flights, close down businesses as well as schools — as well as combined an overthrow of snowmen.

Our North Of The Dial Scribe Signs Off

He plopped down upon a single of a precarious chairs upon a path in front of J & J’s Pizza with a duplicate of a Dallas Observer , as well as after lighting his cigarette, he flipped by a pages. He stopped during North of a Dial.

Navy veteran’s filmmaking dream troubled by delays in GI Bill benefits

By Dave Lieber watchdog@star-telegram.com Shaylynn Lynch was an determined singer during Fossil Ridge High School, though when she didn’t get any college scholarships for play in 2004, she motionless to follow a family convention as well as offer her country. She assimilated a Navy as well as done a guarantee to herself which she would go to college after — during a government’s responsibility underneath a GI Bill. The sparse military officer third category served 4 years, together with some-more than a year in combat, as an aviation wiring dilettante upon an aircraft conduit in a Persian Gulf.

Is Midlake’s The Courage of Others the Most Important Record Ever to Come Out of Denton? Possibly.

There’s zero exciting—and positively zero glamorous—about a college of music in which Midlake available a third full-length album, The Courage of Others . Hidden in an bureau office building only a short, two-block travel up North Locust Street from a Courthouse-on-the-Square which serves…

Lack of central vision blamed as Texas gets little high-speed-rail funding

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Cotton Bowl offers Arlington a chance for more revenue and exposure

By ROBERT CADWALLADER Special to a Star-Telegram ARLINGTON — Made from a ruins of a Yuletide march float, Pam Dawson’s leafy pointer nearby Cowboys Stadium welcomes a tens of thousands of Cotton Bowl fans as well as their disposable incomes to her small cut of Arlington — a Lincoln Square selling center. But similar to most others whose commercial operation skeleton have altered given a $1.2 billion track non-stop in a summer, Dawson sees a bowl’s initial diversion in the brand new home as some-more than only an additional income upholder shot.

Snow could arrive during afternoon commute in Dallas-Fort Worth

By BILL MILLER wmiller@star-telegram.com Latest update: At noon, Stephenville, Graham, Mineral Wells, Abilene as well as alternative cities west of the Metroplex were stating light sleet as well as temperatures nearby freezing. The heat was still 40 degrees during DFW Airport. The subsequent turn of sleet for North Texas is approaching to arrive currently the bit after than initial thought, though afternoon drivers could still face the difficult commute.

College counseling centers seeing many more students with complex mental-health diseases

By GENE TRAINOR gtrainor@star-telegram.com Stress from a mercantile downturn, difficulty coping with a passing from one to another to college, as well as ubiquitous basin as well as stress crop up to be attack college students during rates never seen prior to upon campuses in Texas as well as opposite a country. College conversing centers have been additionally saying most some-more students with formidable mental-health diseases, such as clinical basin as well as bipolar disorder, core directors say.

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