Terrilyn Hicks
Texas Trust Credit Union has promoted Terrilyn Hicks to Senior Vice President of Member Growth, expanding her leadership role within the credit union.
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Heriberto Alanis Lopez – Dec. 3, 1977 – Oct. 30, 2026
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Judge orders embattled senior living community to make repairs as water shutoff date looms
A Fort Worth municipal court judge on Wednesday ordered the owner of embattled senior community Manor Independent Living to make repairs within 30 days or face fines. The owner of the building at 8000 Calmont Ave., Endeavor Group Real Estate, has until Nov. 27 to fix violations b...
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Bob on Business: Do you love Fort Worth? The rest of the world does too.
“Fort Worth, I Love You,” was once a locally popular Michael Martin Murphy tune in the early days of outlaw country music. The world has now opened their hymn book to sing along to that tune as well. The rest of the world may not get a red and blue tattoo on their bicep saying su...
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Kathleen Pearl Gamez – May 29, 1953 – Oct. 15, 2026
Kathleen Pearl Gamez May 29, 1953 – Oct. 15, 2026 Kathleen P. Gamez, 73, passed away peacefully at her home in Northlake, Texas. Kathleen was born May 29,1953 to Evelyn R. Keller (Russell) and James E. Keller. She was raised in Plymouth, Indiana and graduated with her Bachelors i...
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Libertarians allege political discrimination in Tarrant County midterm ballot review process
The Tarrant County Libertarian Party is pursuing legal action against the county’s Republican-controlled election board, alleging Libertarians have not been adequately represented on the ballot board tasked with verifying mail-in ballots for the Nov. 3 midterm elections. The Libe...
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Two Proposition A measures are on Dallas ballots. Here's the difference.
Some Dallas voters will see two different measures with the same name on their November ballot: Proposition A. But the two propositions come from different governments and ask voters to approve very different things. The duplicate names have raised concerns among some advocates a...
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North Texas collectors lend African American art for Fort Worth exhibition
Fort Worth attorney Renee Higginbotham Brooks spent decades collecting Black art. The practice served as a touchpoint to her heritage and gave her the ability to connect with African American artistry in the United States — and she’s not the only one to feel that way. More than 2...
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Dallas coaching legend Freddie James, who led Carter football dynasty, remembered at Friday Night Lights
Legendary Dallas high school football coach Freddie James, who built the Carter Cowboys into one of Texas' most dominant football programs, has died at 89, his family confirmed this week. James served as head football coach at Dallas Carter High School from 1982 to 1995, recordin...
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Perot: Fort Worth manufacturing boom growth fueled by AI, data centers, defense
Fort Worth is front and center in an industrial and manufacturing renaissance that shows no sign of slowing down. “Our team’s been doing industrial work at Alliance for 40 years and they’ve never seen a market like this,” said Ross Perot Jr., chairman of Hillwood and current chai...
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Boo! When Childhood Fears and Phobias Are More Than Just a Halloween Scare
FORT WORTH, Texas – Halloween is just around the corner, bringing costumes, spooky decorations and plenty of pretend monsters. But for some children and teenagers, the scariest things aren’t ghosts or spooky pumpkins. Something as small as a bug can trigger overwhelming fear and ...
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What’s really scary this year? The price of Halloween candy
Michael Robards, a Fairmount resident who has lived in the neighborhood for eight years, started the holiday season carving pumpkins with his family. The father of two said two years ago, he might have been more inclined to buy the popular brand-name, fun-sized bags to share with...
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Second woman sues Arlington pastor over alleged grooming, sexual assault
A second woman is suing an Arlington church and its leader over allegations that the leader groomed and sexually assaulted her last year, according to Dallas County court records. The woman alleges in the suit that Koinonia Christian Church lead pastor Ronnie Goines assaulted her...