Sandra A. Naumann, 84, was born on June 22, 1942 in Dallas. She was called to her heavenly home on Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026. Sandra was an only child growing up in Dallas. She graduated from South Oak Cliff High School in 1960. She worked in Downtown Dallas at Southwestern Life Insurance Company in
business
BOWIE, Texas – Legend Bancorp, Inc., the holding company for Legend Bank, N.A., and Graham Savings and Loan, SSB have reached an important milestone in bringing together as affiliates two Texas community banks with deep roots, long-standing reputations for service, and a shared c...
government
Fort Worth City Council is considering a new initiative designed to help older adults experiencing unsheltered homelessness connect to housing, supportive services and critical benefits. The proposed Flora Brewer Bridge Program would serve 105 unsheltered residents age 55 and old...
News
(COLLEYVILLE, TX) — A Colleyville couple that previously gave away two cars in 2024 and one in 2025 will give away four more on Thursday, October 29, in Colleyville. Having given away three cars in the spring, their total has now grown to seven for 2026. Dane and Cathy Bailey own...
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FORT WORTH — LifeGift’s 24th Annual Fort Worth 2nd Chance Run brought 572 participants to the historic Fort Worth Stockyards on October 17th to celebrate the life-saving impact of organ, eye and tissue donation and honor the donors who give others a second chance at life. The ann...
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Editor’s note: In an effort to preserve city history, Fort Worth Report agreed to archive Hollace Weiner’s local history columns beginning in 2025. This column about local history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints first ran in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in Octo...
government
Since 2014, the city of Arlington and the Arlington Economic Development Corporation have purchased a total of about 41 acres of vacant land on the northwest corner of Interstate 30 and North Collins Street, now a valuable piece of real estate in a city with little room for large...
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Lehenga choli’s in shades of bright pink, saffron yellow and tangerine swayed from side to side Saturday on a stage in Southlake Town Square. Dancers wearing the South Asian skirts and blouses moved to rhythmic beats playing through the speakers. In the audience, parents and gran...
safety
U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey, D-Fort Worth, presented a $1 million check to JPS Health Network on Tuesday to support the hospital system's forensic nursing program. The earmarked funds will allow JPS to expand its staff of forensic nurse examiners — professionals specially trained to pr...
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The city of Fort Worth has chosen the Wedgwood East neighborhood for a $4.3 million revitalization aimed at improving quality of life and safety. The community in southwest Fort Worth is the city’s choice for its Neighborhood Improvement Program recipient for 2027, the city annou...
arts
Heejung Sisk didn’t know that when she was making macarons for her daughter on Valentine’s Day six years ago that the event would evolve into a passion and now-lucrative baking business: Cowgirl Chloe Macarons. She studied the best consistency, textures and made sure to source lo...
safety
Three Arlington schools were evacuated Tuesday after bomb threats, according to a news release from the fire department. The bomb threats came in shortly after 10 a.m., according to the Arlington Fire Department. Ditto Elementary School, Swift Elementary School and Oakridge Schoo...
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