Local Fall Festival celebrates, gives thanks
Calloway’s Nursery is hosting its 10th annual Fall Festival at each of its 17 locations this weekend to celebrate the seasonal transition and give thanks back to its communities. The community-wide,...
View ArticleKimbell Art Museum honors Hispanic Heritage Month
The Kimbell Art Museum is offering tours in Spanish in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month for one more week. The Kimbell launched the program in an attempt to get the Hispanic community more involved in...
View ArticleHumane Society of North Texas raises money in annual “Trick or Trot”
Runners and their dogs trotted for a cause on the Trinity Trails Oct.10 to benefit the Humane Society of North Texas in its first annual “Trick or Trot” run. Since 1905, HSNT has served as a non-profit...
View ArticleVenues in Fort Worth to host several concerts this July
Venues such as Billy Bob’s Texas, Central Market Fort Worth, Fort Worth Botanic Gardens, Friday on the Green and Rockin’ the Rive Live on the Trinity are hosting many different concerts. Featured...
View ArticleNew area restaurant caters to students and surrounding community
TCU students and the surrounding community will soon have another off-campus dining option. Common Ground will serve Modern Americana cuisine, and is set to open at the end of the month next to...
View ArticleJunior League of Fort Worth hosts annual holiday gift market
Christmas has come early to Cowtown. From Oct. 15 to Oct. 17, residents can benefit the community by shopping at over 200 specialty merchants at the Junior League of Fort Worth’s (JLFW) ninth annual...
View Article“Modern ’til Midnight” brings fine arts to Fort Worth
The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth is gearing up for a night filled with fine art experiences. It’s all part of “Modern ’til Midnight,” an annual event that has brought eclectic music mixed with...
View ArticleMuseum event welcomes community, expands cultural awareness
This Saturday the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth is trading its quiet, contemplative atmosphere for a lively and upbeat celebration featuring its annual fall festival, Modern ‘til Midnight. The museum...
View ArticleFall brings festivals to Fort Worth
The leaves may not be changing, but the calendar shows that it is fall time in Cowtown. With this change in season comes several festivals and events being held in the Fort Worth area that students and...
View ArticleSundance Square’s Christmas tree lighting brings the spirit of giving
Thousands of people attended Sundance Square’s annual Christmas tree lighting on Sunday to start the Christmas season. The lighting of the tree has taken place in Sundance Square since 1998, and...
View ArticleFirst Christian Church doubles as downtown eye clinic
The Community Eye Clinic and First Christian Church are working together to better the Fort Worth community. The eye clinic is located inside of First Christian Church in downtown Fort Worth. They...
View ArticleEnlarging the table to talk small business
Local entrepreneurs and developers had the opportunity to learn how to expand retail opportunities and better meet community needs today at a seminar in the Near Southside district. Fort Worth South,...
View ArticleFort Worth roping in its 120th annual stock show
Fort Worth is roping in its 120th annual Stock Show and Rodeo beginning Jan. 15. The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo is a Texas tradition held at the Will Rogers Memorial Center for 23 days. The event...
View ArticleOpen carry guide: where you can and can’t open carry in the 109
As residents adjust to the open carry law which went into effect Jan 1., local businesses are deciding if they will permit open carrying of guns in their establishments. Check out the map below for a...
View ArticleMartin Luther King Jr. Day Parade organizers hope to spark activism in Fort...
The Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade returns on Monday. The parade will begin at 11 a.m. on Main Street and will end in the Sundance Square Plaza. Google mapsThe route for this years Martin Luther...
View ArticleMLK Day Parade aims at more than a legacy
Smiling faces lined the street this morning as people watched the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade stretch from the Fort Worth Convention Center to the Courthouse downtown. The participants,...
View ArticleStock show to ban Confederate flag, allow open carrying
With the return of the annual Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo this weekend, spectators should expect a few changes to the usual excitement. This year, the Confederate battle flag is being banned from...
View ArticleBrewing up an active workspace through connecting community
Starting a small business after college wasn’t part of the original plan for Riley Kiltz and Collin Sansom, founders of Craftwork Coffee Co. The duo opened their coffee shop-workspace hybrid in late...
View ArticleRabies cases often “overhyped” but remain a serious issue
For the past two years Tarrant County has seen a decrease in the number of animals that tested positive for rabies, with only 20 animals testing positive in 2015 (as of October) according to the Texas...
View ArticleSouth Main Street to undergo $8.6 million transformation
Construction for South Main Street’s $8.6 million transformation is set to begin Feb. 8. However the makeover isn’t aiming for increased foot traffic, tax revenue or sales said Eric Fladager,...
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