Fort Worth musicians share their experience making music in a city that earned the first “music friendly community” designation from the Texas Music Office.
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Fort Worth women’s march attendees emphasize the need to vote
First-time protesters, volunteers, Fort Worth residents and TCU students marched to support equal rights and to encourage voting in the upcoming midterm elections.
Upcoming construction on Bluebonnet Circle
Construction will begin in Bluebonnet Circle in January, and not everybody is happy about it.
Paschal janitor connects with high school students
One janitor has made a big impact on Paschal students.
Bluebonnet Circle hosts first Wine and Wassail Walk
Bluebonnet Village hosted its first Wine and Wassail event in Bluebonnet Circle.
Westcliff bike giveaway rewards perfect attendance at school
A Westcliff resident shares her love for bicycling and gives students at Westcliff Elementary a unique incentive to come to class.
Good Neighbors Animal Rescue helps hundreds of feral cats and dogs
Last year, the Fort Worth Animal Shelter stopped accepting feral cats or routinely providing them with spay and neuter services. Instead, the staff encouraged residents to work with nonprofit organizations like the Good Neighbors Animal Rescue (GNAR).
One dead, one injured in shooting near TCU’s campus
Two men were shot on the 3500 block of Rogers Avenue Friday morning.
Residents “deck the halls” for the holidays
Fort Worth residents have begun decorating for the holidays, some starting the day after Thanksgiving.
Supreme Court allows Birdville prayer case to stand
Student-led prayer opening school board meetings in Birdville is constitutional.