From firearms to garden tools, art, and jewelry…that’s the goal of Guns to Gardens DFW, a movement that’s holding events in North Texas. “Perhaps they have young children in their homes or no longer hunt. Others may have family members suffering illness or depression, whom they fear might attempt to
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Afraid of missing out this Halloween season? Spooky activities are happening throughout Tarrant County leading up to Halloween for some frightful nights! From Fort Worth to Arlington to the Mid-Cities, there are all kinds of sweet celebrations to treat yourself with, from haunted...
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For John Laudenslager the progress on reimagining his Historic Northside building has been slower — and more costly — than he expected. But as he waited for newly epoxied floors to dry and railing to be installed on a second-floor veranda of his building, now dubbed The Percy, he...
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The Fort Worth Art Commission unanimously approved two final designs for new public art installations at their September meeting. Artist Demarcus McGaughey, with In House Media Group, presented his final design for the Fire Station #26 installation in District 6, and artist Trevo...
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A giant armadillo sculpture and a proposed expansion of Fort Worth’s public swimming facilities were the major items before the city’s Park & Recreation Advisory Board Sept. 23. The Fort Worth Report Documenters program empowers people like you to help fill the gaps in reporting ...
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New technologies, from drones to robotics to AI, are coming to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport across operational departments. The need for those new technologies is exemplified by the operational challenge the airport faces regularly, said Jerome Woodard, executive vice ...
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George Fulbright, 74, passed away on Oct. 13, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of love, family, and cherished memories that will live on in the hearts of those who knew him. A proud graduate of Jacksboro High School’s Class of 1970, George went on to attend Howard Payne University. ...
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By Jenny Stewart In 2015, I packed up my life in Midland and moved to Fort Worth to take a job at R.L. Paschal High School. I was ready for a new adventure, but I had no idea that I was about to find the place that would truly feel like home. I landed in the Fairmount neighborhoo...
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Monsters aren’t just for Halloween. Dallas Theater Center’s regional premiere of Ngozi Anyanwu’s The Monsters combines mixed martial arts (MMA) and family drama. The play is now running at the Wyly Studio Theatre in the Dallas Arts District through Nov. 1. Lil is a determined, yo...
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A free concert at Ridglea Theatre this Sunday, Oct 18, brings Fort Worth area musical acts, food trucks, and candidates together. Music lovers have a new reason to get excited as Tarrant County Democrats will help turn up the volume. Doors open at 5pm, with the first act taking t...
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Fort Worth residents laughed and embraced in the city council chamber of Fort Worth City Hall, filling the room with the chatter of old friends. All were connected by one thing — the Fort Worth Public Library. During the 125th birthday of the Fort Worth Public Library on Oct. 15,...
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Fort Worth’s AllianceTexas development continues to be a hub for the growing autonomous vehicle market. Autonomous Solutions Inc., a company that develops technology for self-governing vehicles, plans to expand its Texas-based office space to over twice its size as it advances te...
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I’ve been watching documentaries for a while now. Some of them have featured the likes of genocidal dictators, Nazi concentration camp guards, and pedophile serial killers as interview subjects. Some of them have occasionally given me the urge to stand up and yell, “You are a pie...
