Funko Pop!—Pantera
Funko released a set of Pantera collectibles in May 2024, with the collection including miniature versions of Phil Anselmo, Vinnie Paul, Dimebag Darrell, and Rex Brown.
Author: Jason S. Sullivan
I blog about the past and present of Arlington, Texas.
Arlington, Texas—2025 Official Visitor Guide
The Arlington Convention & Visitor Bureau creates an annual guide for visiting Arlington. Packed with helpful information for visitors (and residents!) it contains a comprehensive look at things to do in our city.
Paper and Progress: The Legacy of the Arlington Journal Newspaper
The Arlington Journal, first published 1897, had a nearly 125-year run, merging with the Arlington Citizen to become the Arlington Citizen-Journal. The newspaper ceased publication in 2019 due to rising costs and changing reading habits. Presented here is a brief overview of its history.
Vintage Ad for the Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike: Swift, Safe, and Scenic
The Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike was a 30-mile toll road that opened in 1957, connecting Dallas and Fort Worth. In 1977, after its construction bonds were paid off, it became part of the toll-free Interstate 30. This ad, believed to be from 1964, touts that the Turnpike was swift, safe, and scenic. Unfortunately, 60 years later, that might not be the case for I-30, its successor.
Orange Chicken with a side of Golden Fries—Dinner and a Show at the Green Oaks Chinese Theater
An evening at the Green Oaks Chinese Theater in Arlington, some 30 years ago, is still a vivid memory from my childhood. This is based on a true story and (mostly) how I remember it.
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