Browsing Issue: Wednesday, May 18, 2005

News: Art: The Kerrville Folk Festival By Billy Walters News: Feature: The Big (Fuzzy) Picture A touchy traffic stop snowballed into a loyalty test for Police Chief Mendoza — and a disappointment for police rank-and-file. By JEFF PRINCE News: Letters: No Chance for Bill News: Letters: Stop the Stacking News: Letters: Tomato Media News: Letters: Walking Courage News: Metropolis: Becky’s Kids How much public service is there in sitting through council meetings? By PABLO LASTRA News: Second Thought: Not-So-Silent Spring Gas wells may smell like money to some — but how about to neighbors? By DON YOUNG News: Static: Charge for Crème News: Static: She Saw the Light Music: Featured Music: Clock Rock Turning big guitars into walls of sound, The Hourly Radio arrives at a signature style. By JIMMY FOWLER Music: Hearsay: Local Round-Up Music: Last Call: Real Bronx Cheer Music: Last Call: The Unforgiven? Music: Listen Up: George Jones My Very Special Guests (Epic/Legacy) By Tom Geddie Music: Listen Up: Ryan Adams & The Cardinals Cold Roses (Lost Highway) By Justin Press Film: Film Reviews: It’s All Gone to Sith After 28 years, the Star Wars saga comes to a frustrating end (or middle). By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: Roger & Me A Mansfield native ties up the global economy with Mardi Gras beads. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: All Aboard! Just when you thought West Seventh couldn’t get any tastier, along comes Station Grill’s homecooking. By PETER GORMAN Eats: Chow, Baby: Carb Loaded Eats: Chow, Baby: Their Kind of Town Calendar: Night and Day: Out in May Arts: Stage: Rocket 88 Kicking off this weekend is the world’s pre-eminent piano competition — the Van Cliburn. By LEONARD EUREKA