Fort Worth-based Doc’s Records & Vintage, a music and movie store that sells antiques, memorabilia and local artwork plans to open a second location on the city’s southwest side at 5212 S. Hulen St. in late November. Jenkins Boyd, Doc’s store owner, said he had noticed the entire southwest side did
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Hints of red, white and blue flickered in the air Wednesday as flags waved on veterans riding military vehicles through downtown Fort Worth for the Tarrant County Veterans Day Parade. The Nov. 11 parade, titled Saluting Our Nation: 250 Years of Veterans in Service, brought vetera...
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Hollywood has had its own take on AI, both in front of the camera and behind it, for quite a while. Here are a few films to check out in that vein, including a very informative documentary. Daniel Roher’s new documentary, The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist (PG), doesn’...
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Social commentary is not what David Leitch was put on Earth to do. That’s what I take away from his latest movie, How to Rob a Bank. The stuntman-turned-director is far better when he’s spinning out great action sequences like the one-take stairway fight in Atomic Blonde or the k...
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Fort Worth city and chamber officials are voicing concern over proposed changes to the definition of small business by the federal government. The changes affect how the federal government determines which businesses qualify as “small” relative to eligibility for certain federal ...
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Data center approvals could remain paused in Texas until legislators pass new state laws next year if Democrat Gina Hinojosa keeps her campaign promises after winning the governor’s race in a stunning victory last week. Her statements on the campaign trail went beyond Gov. Greg A...
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It’s not up for debate. AI is now a part of our daily lives and will be until the robots completely take over, which some experts believe will happen sooner than we may realize. Scary stuff, but until then, we’ve got to work with LLMs and corral them to ensure they don’t ultimate...
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Ashley Perry spent the weekend weighing where her youngest child would attend middle school next year. The Fort Worth ISD mom of three always anticipated her fifth grader, a student at Alice Carlson Applied Learning Center, would follow his older siblings to Applied Learning Acad...
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Tarrant County College mixology student Adetokunbo Azubike built the cocktail one pour at a time. Sparkling wine, cinnamon syrup, apple cider and ginger ale. Fall in a glass. Across the walkway, TCC culinary arts student Jennifer Day topped a small serving of lettuce and carrots ...
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Arlington city leaders provided insight into the police department’s usage of Flock license plate readers this week in two public discussions. The discussions, one at a town hall hosted Monday by Mayor Jim Ross and the other during the city council’s afternoon work session Tuesda...
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The Tarrant County Libertarian Party has asked the Texas Supreme Court to force the county’s ballot board to follow state election law when auditing the Nov. 3 midterm results, days after a Fort Worth appeals court declined to take action against the board. The Libertarian Party ...
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Before cars and floats took over the Entertainment District in the evening to celebrate Veterans Day, community members were having a different, smaller celebration in central Arlington. On Wednesday morning, residents and city staff gathered in the City Tower to celebrate a new ...
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I recently had a trip to California, Colorado, and the Southwest that was so hard to book that I literally got the last dates confirmed a week before I left. To say I was behind the curve on artwork is an understatement, but I used AI for the first time to create some of the most...
