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Gas drilling seen as a significant contributor to North Texas air pollution
In the daylight, the storage tank looks innocuous. It's the same sort of tank that can be found next to any oil or gas well in the West, and there are hundreds like it in Fort Worth.
Dallas spectacle to bear witness to Osteen allure
Most preachers throw open the church doors and hope for a decent-size crowd. Joel Osteen, in his traveling worship services, charges admission and still draws a throng.
the Financial Crisis; Energy; There's little joy as the cost of gaso
THE FINANCIAL CRISIS; ENERGY; There's little joy as the cost of gasoline slides; Dropping oil prices aid motorists, but the frail economy is creating more severe hardships.
Little joy at slide in gasoline
With stocks getting hammered and banks needing bailouts, consumers still had something to celebrate Monday.
Team of appraisers forms to settle SMU land deal with University Park
University Park has added several streets and alleys to its proposed land sale to Southern Methodist University, as a team of appraisers is taking shape to help hammer out an agreement.
Wachovia Deal Halted for Citi, Wells Fargo Discussions
With a ceasefire in place, Wachovia, Citigroup and Wells Fargo stopped the litigation carousel--but only till noon Wednesday--after the Federal Reserve stepped in to the fracas to help mediate a solution.
Dinner to benefit the Point at C.C. Young
N ancy Ann and Ray Hunt will host a benefit for the Point on Oct. 18 at the Hunt Headquarters Building downtown.
Reliant Energy says it may look for a buyer
Houston's Reliant Energy Inc., one of the state's largest electricity providers, said Monday that it's considering a sale, saying the unstable credit markets and uncertain retail electricity market pose ...
Pegasus News election survey: Preston Poulter, candidate for Texas State Rep. - District 115
Pegasus News sent a detailed questionnaire to every candidate running for public office in the greater DFW area.
Museum's new director returned to land she loves
Education: Bachelor's degree, fine arts, Hendrix College; master of fine arts, Southern Methodist University; Ph.D., American studies, University of Texas at Austin.
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Age: 33 Title: Chief Administrative Officer Company: Behringer Harvard Holdings L.L.C. M. Jason Mattox began his love affair with real estate during his high school drafting classes, where he developed a strong ...
Pluto and Spam Bring People Together
It doesn't take much to start a Facebook group, just a general topic of interest and invitations to some like-minded friends.
Q&A: Former Texas death row chaplain opposes execution
For 15 years, the Rev. Carroll Pickett was a witness to state-sanctioned death. As a prison chaplain in Hunstville, he presided over 95 executions.
Legislators will learn if 'no' has a price tag
By ANNA M. TINSLEY The financial impact of Congress' inability to pass a bailout bill was immediately felt in the stock market.
It's been a year since Pulitzer Prize-winning author Laura Sessions Stepp sent out shock waves with a book chronicling the so-called teen hook-up culture.
Dispatches from the Culture Wars
Texas BOE Pushes NCBCPS Bible Course
Official Comment Count: 1,018,064 Profile Blogroll Archives YearlyKos 2007 Video of speech on Dover and the Future of the Anti-Evolution Movement Audio of Greg Raymer Interview Category: Politics Posted on: ...
Author laments decline of religion and gratitude
What's a secret to happiness? According to researchers, it's gratitude. That's what psychologists Michael McCollough of Southern Methodist University, and Robert Emmons of the University of California at Davis, ...
When it comes to religion scholarship, Martin Marty has had a career of biblical proportions, writing more than 50 books and 5,000 articles.
Texas Education Leaders Back Maligned Bible Course
Four State Board of Education members are promoting a Bible curriculum for Texas public schools that has been criticized as favoring certain Christian views and has already landed some districts in court.