Browsing Issue: Wednesday, May 17, 2006

News: Feature: Late at the Station Transit may be making a long-delayed stop in Cowtown. By DAN MCGRAW News: Last Call: Deja-Vu News: Letters: Paws Off News: Metropolis: Hard Time Parents and attorneys question the tactics used by a Johnson County task force in one man’s case. By PETER GORMAN News: Second Thought: Tear Down the Parking Lots Another vision of the Trinity involves carrots in place of condos. By KENDALL MCCOOK News: Static: Downtown Hits Pay Dirt Music: Featured Music: Killer or Filler? New local discs from across the musical spectrum are ripe for the picking — and picking on. By ANTHONY MARIANI Music: Hearsay: Iggy, Yngwie, and FWWMA’s Music: Listen Up: NOFX Wolves in Wolves’ Clothing (Fat Wreck Chords) By Steve Steward Music: The Show: Tame and Quiet By Jimmy Fowler Film: Film Reviews: Hey, Verne Check out Over the Hedge, an animated film that’s much better than it appears. By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: Pinning the Blame Bizarre and cool, Brick brings the film-noir world to high school. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Holy Frijoles El Tepeyac Café’s blue-collar fare may not cause religious visions, but it’s pretty close to heavenly. By JIMMY FOWLER Eats: Chow, Baby: Off the Track Calendar: Night and Day: Fabulous, Unfabulous Arts: Stage: Heaven on Their Minds Proselytizing trumps art in Cornerstone Theatre’s biblical allegory, The Singer. By JIMMY FOWLER