Eric Griffey
City Spokesperson Talks Shelter-at-home Order
The aim of the city’s shelter-at-home order is simple: to create physical space between people to slow the spread of COVID-19. Despite the city’s...
TCU Economist Talks COVID-19 Fallout
With unemployment nearing 30 percent and COVID-19 stimulus checks three weeks away, the economy is high on the minds of many Fort Worthians. We...
Relief Works
The local food service industry was an early casualty of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Any restaurants that have managed to stay open are running...
TCU Urban Geographer Talks COVID-19 Impact
For many of us, childhood geography courses revolved around memorizing states and geographic regions. Urban geographers examine cities from a connectivity standpoint by analyzing...
Elective Procedures, including Abortions, Canceled
Update: On March 30, a federal judge blocked an emergency ban on abortions in Texas. The ruling protects abortion care as an essential procedure...
Medical Doctor Answers Questions about COVID-19
There’s no shortage of opinions and advice coming from politicians and pundits who are only qualified to comment on the color tie they’re wearing...
Arts Funding
Much of Fort Worth’s live music scene has transitioned to live streaming shows, but the intermittent Venmo donations probably aren’t paying the bills the...
Fort Worth’s Undaunted Breweries and Distilleries
Fort Worth’s distilleries and breweries continue to serve our community through different means. Breweries like Wild Acre are now feeding families in the Ridglea...
Badass Pub Grub To-Go!
As I parked near The Bearded Lady to grab my to-go order, a long line of cars at nearby Hot Box Biscuit Club was...
Fort Worth Magazine: Stay White, Stay Proud
Fort Worth’s working-class men and women are reeling from an economic downturn that is leaving bartenders, hourly wage workers, and others deciding between paying...
