Mildred Kibby, a devoted wife and civic leader, passed away on July 19, 2026, at the age of 89, following a battle with Parkinson's disease. She is survived by her family, including her husband of 65 years, Bob, whom she met at the University of Oklahoma. Mildred was known for her dedication to her family and community, and her ability to bring people together.
She was a gifted cook and host, famous for her unforgettable dinner parties. Further details about Mildred Kibby's life and legacy are available from the source. Her passing is a loss to those who knew her, and she will be remembered for her commitment to her loved ones and community.
Arlington’s Levitt Pavilion is preparing to welcome residents to come together for a free special concert and 9/11 commemoration at 7:10 p.m. this Friday. “I remember where I was, what I was doing 25 years ago during this tragedy — like many other people,” said Arlington Mayor Ji...
Texas A&M-Fort Worth is accelerating another piece of its downtown expansion. The A&M System Board of Regents voted Sept. 3 to move the project initiation of its Virtual Production Institute Fort Worth from fiscal 2028 to fiscal 2027 and raise its budget by $8.45 million, to $33....
Texas-appointed board member Tennessee Walker understands Fort Worth ISD will see its shortfall grow after keeping its property tax rate steady for another year. The board of managers Tuesday unanimously set FWISD’s tax rate at $1.029099 per $100 valuation. How much the shortfall...
OPENING Apnas (NR) This British crime thriller stars Aqib Khan as a young man pulled into his uncle’s criminal underworld in Manchester. Also with Nitin Ganatra, Mollie Winnard, Ash Tandon, Ahmed Elmusrati, Ijaz Rana, Rehan Sheikh, and Nick Pearse. (Opens Friday at AMC Grapevine ...
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Red Steagall, the “Official Cowboy Poet of Texas,” is giving a special recitation at TCU Press’s “The Western Word” at Bosque Ranch Live. The legendary singer, songwriter, and poet will be a featured guest in the TCU Press lounge at Taylor Sheridan’s Western celebration this Sat,...
With Labor Day behind us, we are now in the midst of the fall migration season for migratory birds, so the annual Lights Out initiative has begun. Along with helping our feathered friends as best we can, you can also see artistic representations of them at the Amon Carter Museum ...
Bob Kibby, affectionately known to his family as “Gramps,” passed away surrounded by his loving family on Aug. 21, 2026, at the age of 91. Less than five weeks after losing his beloved wife Mildred, Bob succumbed to congestive heart failure. Bob lived a life defined by honor, bri...
Barbara Jean Bolin McHenry was born Sept. 21, 1942, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, along with her twin sister Beverly, to Francis and Agnes Bolin. Barbara graduated from Ellsworth High School in Ellsworth, Wisconsin, in 1960. She worked as a nursing assistant until, at the age of 19, s...
Sun, Sep 13 Fort Worth Community Market is back. Starting today, join them on the second Sunday of every month. Stock up on fruits and veggies at the South Main MicroPark (105 S Main St, Fort Worth, @HoneySuckleRoseEvents) 11am-4pm. Along with 75 booths of handmade/homegrown item...
DC Comics’ Green Lantern superheroes are defined by the power of imagination. A sort of corps of space cops, they possess power rings that can be used to summon just about anything their wielder can dream of, from something as small as a screwdriver to as big as a giant robot. So...
I’m as guilty as any of being swept under by the fall fervor of college football, but that’s not and shouldn’t be everyone’s be-all/end-all of collegiate sports during False Fall. TCU volleyball and women’s soccer are two of Fort Worth’s and the country’s premier programs that do...
