FWAFA “Into the Woods” reflects on worldly problems
As she scrubbed the floor, her step-sisters and stepmother howled in laughter at her request to attend the King’s ball. At the same time, a young boy traded his family’s cow for five magic beans, a...
View ArticleRecruitment brings college dance opportunities to Arlington Heights High School
From Brooklyn, New York to Austin, Arlington Heights High School graduates can be found dancing their way through colleges all over the country. Heights had about 14 colleges and universities on...
View ArticleNew ice cream shop rolls into Fort Worth
The rolled ice cream craze has come to Fort Worth. Chills360 is a Dallas-based chain that opened its third shop in the West 7th District on Foch Street. The picturesque desert is made by pouring the...
View ArticleWinter Events Guide
Now that Thanksgiving has passed, our attention can fully shift to the Christmas season. A number of festivals have already started, but here are some to look out for. TCU Annual Christmas Tree...
View ArticleFirst Wine and Wassail Walk to be held in Bluebonnet Circle
Residents and guests of the 109 can enjoy cookies, cocoa and cocktails at Bluebonnet Village’s first Wine and Wassail Walk. The holiday-themed event will take place on Dec. 2 from 2-4 p.m. at...
View ArticleResidents “deck the halls” for the holidays
Black Friday shopping was not the only pastime occupying Fort Worth residents November 24. Citizens began decking their halls post-Thanksgiving, streaming garlands on fences and lights on trees. Now,...
View ArticleBluebonnet Circle hosts first Wine and Wassail Walk
Residents and guests of the 109 enjoyed wine and wassail while strolling through Bluebonnet Circle at a new holiday event. Watts said she was impressed that the businesses in Bluebonnet Circle were so...
View ArticleFort Worth recognized for growing music scene
Grady Spencer & the Work, a local band in Fort Worth, performs at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas. (Photo courtesy of Fort Worth Convention and Visitors Bureau) Grady Spencer is a 33-year-old...
View ArticleSchools help Fort Worth tackle a litter problem
Fort Worth schools are joining the city’s Litter-Free School Zone initiative by forming Green Teams to help clear litter from around parks, community centers and local businesses. Twenty-seven schools...
View ArticleFort Worth Starbucks weigh in on closing of 8,000 stores for preventive...
The Starbucks at the TCU Bookstore may be one of the few open May 29th in Fort Worth. More than 8,000 company-owned Starbucks are closing for the afternoon in response to an incident that occurred in...
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