Candace Johnson cbjohnson@txwes.edu Many have days when cooking is out of the question and eating out is the preference. Some people have favorite places to eat and favorite cuisines, usually the ones that are on the menu. Unknown to some, there are items some restaurants and fast food places offer that are not on the [...]

It’s about that time again, when  vendors, musicians, artists and volunteers make their way to the most celebrated tradition full of food, fun and entertainment in downtown Fort Worth — Mayfest. Mayfest celebrates their 40th anniversary this year from May 3- 6. According to the Mayfest web page, Mayfest is a celebration full of musical [...]

The Age of Impressionism: Great French Paintings from the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute has made its way to the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth. The Kimbell Art Museum is the first to present the international touring of the Age of Impressionism exhibit, which includes French Impressionist paintings featured at the Sterling and [...]

Tristian Evans tkevans1098@txwes.edu While the Dallas-Fort Worth area is full of museums that give visitors a detailed look into the lives of ancient civilization, and allows them to appreciate those civilizations, the Lone Star Film Society tries to do the same for films. The Lone Star Film Society is a non-profit organization that exists to [...]

In a futuristic America, violence and reality television are used as a way of controlling and intimidating the population of a dystopian society. This is the theme of recently released movie The Hunger Games, based on the novel of the same name. This film, although it has its flaws, is a well-done adaption of Suzanne [...]

In a futuristic America, violence and reality television are used as a way of controlling and intimidating the population of a dystopian society.  This is the theme of recently released movie The Hunger Games, based on the novel of the same name. This film, although it has its flaws, is a well-done adaption of Suzanne [...]