Bud Kennedy is a homegrown Fort Worth guy who started out covering high school football here when he was 16. He went away to the Fort Worth Press and newspapers in Austin and Dallas, then came home in 1981. Since 1987, he's written more than 1,000 weekly dining columns and more than 3,000 news and politics columns. If you don't like what he says about politics, read him on barbecue.
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A lesson in forgiveness from an unlikely source
| |Thursday, Oct. 15, 2009
A Rwandan bishop tells Fort Worth students about the genocide's aftermath.Read more
Head-on collision of 1,700 charity walkers on the Trinity Trails is averted
| |Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2009
A head-on collision of 1,700 charity walkers on the Trinity Trails is averted by cooperation.Read more
The youngest Baldwin Brother takes on an interesting challenge: Texas politics
| |Tuesday, Oct. 06, 2009
Stephen Baldwin says he wants to "restore" an America "based on the Bible."Read more
Kennedy: If he wants to win, Perry better know how to treat a lady
| Saturday, Oct. 03, 2009
Real Texas men don’t pick on ladies, even if the ladies are powerful U.S. senators.Read more
Rivals team up to fight breast cancer
| |Thursday, Oct. 01, 2009
Central and Keller turn their crosstown grudge into a "Pink Out" charity benefit.Read more
We must protect bicyclists before we face another tragedy
| |Tuesday, Sep. 29, 2009
How many more examples do Parker County and Texas officials need?Read more
Michelangelo and Angelo's: Fine art -- and fine dining?
| |Saturday, Sep. 26, 2009
The barbecue joint knows something about art: It has a John Wayne piece.Read more
A daylong celebration to go ape over
| |Thursday, Sep. 24, 2009
A Saturday festival celebrates 1960s TV hosts Icky Twerp and Mr. Peppermint.Read more
Fort Worth and Arlington have to fight to get spotlight off Dallas
| Tuesday, Sep. 22, 2009
The goal is to keep sportscasters -- not just Jerry Jones -- talking about Arlington.Read more
Kennedy: Arlington school district is consistent, but it’s been consistently wrong
| |Saturday, Sep. 19, 2009
Arlington schoolchildren continue to miss important experiences because of bad decisions by the grownups.Read more
