Former US Rep. Kay Granger has passed away at the age of 83. A longtime public servant, Granger had a significant impact on Fort Worth.
According to a former city council member, Granger was known for finding solutions to problems facing the city. Her legacy is still felt in the community. Further details about Granger's life and career are available from the Fort Worth Report, including her time as mayor and member of Congress, as well as tributes from those who knew her.
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