Photograph of the stage at the Three Links bar in Deep Ellum. There is a red curtain against the back wall and a circular sign decorated with a pyramid, palm trees, owl eyes, a saber and the moon. It reads "We Never Sleep". A long hallway is visible beside it that leads to the outdoors seating area.

Photograph of the front exterior of Three Links bar in Deep Ellum. The front is open-air and there are red umbrellas over metal tables out front. A chalkboard sign reads "Happy Hour Till 8PM!" and "Friendship Love Truth" at the bottom. The sign above the door reads "Three Links Deep Ellum 'We Never Sleep'".

Photograph of the mural in the outdoor seating area at the Three Links bar in Deep Ellum. There are two hands shaking, three chains linked together and the words "Three Links" at the top by the ceiling.

Document from the planning of the DFW Archives Bazaar at Dallas Heritage Village. The document summarizes the subjects discussed in the meeting and lists participants and also includes the date and "next steps" for the project.

Photograph of the exterior of Three Links bar in Deep Ellum. The front is open-air and there are red umbrellas over metal tables out front. A chalkboard sign reads "Happy Hour Till 8PM!" and "Friendship Love Truth" at the bottom. The interior of the bar is visible through the opening.

Weekly newspaper from Dallas, Texas that includes local, state, and national news and advertising of interest to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community.

Weekly newspaper from Dallas, Texas that includes local, state, and national news and advertising of interest to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community.

Weekly newspaper from Dallas, Texas that includes local, state, and national news and advertising of interest to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community.

Weekly newspaper from Dallas, Texas that includes local, state, and national news and advertising of interest to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community.

Makerspaces are a popular, new concept being implemented in public, academic, and school libraries, and as stand-alone spaces. The literature reflects the newness of the topic with a limited number of articles and studies and even less about the users of makerspaces themselves. This study explored information sharing behaviors in the Dallas Makerspace as an informal learning environment and described their preferred method of information transfer from one member to another. It employed a mixed methods methodology using surveys, interviews and observations. The study identified how the rules and policies in place at the makerspace influence the information seeking process and how the Dallas Makerspace exchanges information effectively. Dallas Makerspace is one of the largest non-profit work groups in its size, and this research study answers how information is exchanged in an informal environment.

Pamphlet for the 21st JROTC Battalion 2018 Award Banquet at David W. Carter High School. The pamphlet is five pages long and includes the date, time, and theme of the event; an itinerary; information about the awards ceremony; a list of the Battalion chain of command; the JROTC mission statement, core abilities, and creed; and a 'special thanks' section.

Photograph of Marshall Scantlin (left) and Tom Van Fossen (right) presenting a Certificate of Appreciation to Andy Fancher (center) at the May 12, 2018 TXSSAR Dallas Chapter meeting. Fancher is holding the certificate with both hands. They are all standing side by side, looking at the camera and smiling.

Photograph of Tom Whitelock (left) and Tom Van Fossen (right) presenting the Certificate of Appreciation, Outstanding Citizenship Award, and Liberty Bell gift to Andy Fancher (center) at the May 12, 2018 TXSSAR Dallas Chapter meeting. Whitelock is holding the Outstanding Citizenship Award, Fancher is holding the Liberty Bell, and Van Fossen is holding the Certificate of Appreciation. They are standing side by side, looking to the right of the camera and smiling.

Photograph of Jerry Brown (right) inducting Kenneth L. Irons, Jr. (center) at the May 12, 2018 TXSSAR Dallas Chapter meeting. Brown is standing behind a podium, facing to the left of the camera. Irons is standing across from him, facing to the right. Irons' wife Cindy (left) is also present in the photograph.

Photograph of members of the TXSSAR sitting around a dining table at the May 12, 2018 Dallas Chapter meeting. Frank Pounders can be seen sitting in the center of the photograph, holding a fork in the air with his right hand.

Photograph of Mitch Singleton (left) and Alan Prather (right) at the May 12, 2018 TXSSAR Dallas Chapter meeting. They are sitting next to each other at a dining table. Singleton is looking up, and Prather is looking out past the camera. They are both smiling.

Photograph of TXSSAR members celebrating the 100th birthday of Betty Whitelock at the May 12, 2018 Dallas Chapter meeting. Betty is standing in the center of the photograph. Tom Whitelock and Tracy Pounders are standing on either side of her, holding a birthday cake. A group of TXSSAR members are gathered around them. Mike Petridis, John Morton, Marshall Scantlin, and Frank Pounders can be identified.

Photograph of Drake Peddie (left) and David Temple (right) presenting an award to Robert Kittrell (center) at the May 12, 2018 TXSSAR Dallas Chapter meeting. The award recognizes Kittrell as an Emeritus Member. All three men are standing side by side, looking at the camera and smiling. Kittrell is holding the certificate between himself and Temple.

Photograph of Jerry Brown (right) inducting Kenneth L. Irons, Jr. (center) at the May 12, 2018 TXSSAR Dallas Chapter meeting. Irons' wife Cindy (left) is also present in the photograph. They are all standing side by side, looking at the camera and smiling. Irons and Brown are holding a certificate of induction between the.

Many senior citizens are surviving on minimal Social Security benefits and as a result, struggle with food security. Metrocrest Services in Farmers Branch, Texas, a suburb of Dallas, is a non-profit organization that provides several food programs to residents of the community including some programs that are specifically tailored to the needs of senior citizens. This project was to provide Metrocrest with an assessment of the food security of their senior clientele as well as other elderly residents of the Metrocrest service area and to evaluate the current senior focused programs. The project utilized qualitative research including both Metrocrest clients and residents who were not Metrocrest clients bot whose demographics were similar. The objectives were to determine the coping skills used by senior citizens in obtaining food, to assess seniors' awareness of the programs offered by Metrocrest, to discover barriers to accessing needed resources and to make recommendations of how programs could be improved or modified if needed. Through my research, I was able to present Metrocrest with a number of recommendations to improve their existing programs. I was also able to recommend some potential new programs that could be designed in conjunction with local senior centers to better serve …

A document that lists out eight of the JROTC/ROTC groups with students receiving an award from their SAR Youth Awards contests. There are dates, locations, contact information, some recipients, and delivery status of the awards included in the spreadsheet.

News release about updates to DART's GoPass mobile ticketing app.

News release about DART rail and streetcar service between two stations being replaced by shuttle buses while repairs are made to a bridge which passes over a DART rail line. These service changes come in addition to other service adjustments over the Memorial Day weekend.

Weekly student newspaper from the University of Dallas in Irving, Texas that includes campus news and commentaries along with advertising.