Browsing Issue: Wednesday, September 17, 2003

News: Feature: We’re Not Murder victims’ families use their grief as fuel to turn up the heat on cold cases\r\n By Gayle Reaves News: FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Astrology News: Letters: A Moving Offer News: Metropolis: A Wide Bible Belt Residents are fighting church expansion plans that are swallowing their neighborhood. By BETTY BRINK News: Second Thought: Tomorrow’s Tulias The drug task force system needs to be fixed, before a bad system lands more innocent people in jail. By PETER GORMAN News: Static: Austin’s Real Stinkin’ Mess Music: Featured Music: Tex-Sax Fort Worth’s Dewey Redman has tenor, will travel. By KEN SHIMAMOTO Music: Hearsay: Fredzz Music: Listen Up: Paloalto Heroes and Villains\r\n(American Records) By Brian Abrams Music: Listen Up: The New Pornographers Electric Version\r\n(Matador Records) By Matthew Smith Music: The Show: Wreck Room Film: Film Reviews: Can I Get an Amen? Hallelujah! Cuba Gooding Jr. and gospel music redeem The Fighting Temptations.\r\n By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: What a Girl Wants Thirteen is bad luck, but Evan Rachel Wood is so good. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Rocky Mountain High Still kickin’ after all these years, Café Aspen — like fine wine — has aged well. By NANCY SCHAADT Eats: Chow, Baby: Exit, Smiling Calendar: Night and Day: Arts: Gallery: Beth Clardy Arts: Stage: The Rig Fort Worth Opera opens its season with a moving production of a Verdi classic. By LEONARD EUREKA