Not an Accident

Summary by The Fort Worth Editorial Desk · Based on reporting by Anthony Mariani, Fort Worth Weekly · July 24, 2026 · 5 min read

Sadly forgot that living beyond The Wall, a.k.a. in North Fort Worth, once afforded me easy access to not one but four decent Indian-food restaurants in a town allegedly bereft of them. I felt so lucky I could have held up the line at Race Trac for 20 minutes while I spent the last $24 to my name on

Why this matters in The Fort Worth

The loss of a favorite dining spot can be a personal blow, and for one Fort Worth resident, Peak's decision to air Fox News has made it a place to avoid. This incident highlights the city's diverse demographics and the potential for businesses to alienate customers based on their media choices. In a city like Fort Worth, where residents value their independence and community, being mindful of the TV programming in public spaces can be crucial for businesses. The fact that there are other Indian-food restaurants in the area, such as Curry Cowboys, Indian Kitchen, and Namaste, means that customers have options and can choose to take their business elsewhere if they disagree with a establishment's media choices. As the city continues to grow and evolve, businesses would do well to consider the preferences and values of their diverse customer base.

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Category: western · Published: July 24, 2026 · Source: Fort Worth Weekly · Reading time: 5 min

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Original reporting	Anthony Mariani, Fort Worth Weekly
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Source published	Jul 24, 2026
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Not an Accident

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