Fort Worth Artist Wins Hunting Art Prize
Native Fort Worthian and TCU alum Marshall Harris’ “Round Up: B.F. Smith & Son Saddlery Circa 1940-1942,” a life-size photorealist graphite drawing, was chosen...
Morning News Roundup, Aug 21
Developers Back In Action
The Big Recession hit seven years ago, and now developers are itching to turn dirt and spend money again. WFAA says...
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Owner Puts Stock In Stocks
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram has laid off employees by the hundreds in recent years, decimating its newsroom and severely harming its product. The paper...
Cowboys’ Season Still Alive
You can blame Orlando Scandrick for that missed open-field tackle (not easy) and that holding penalty late in the fourth quarter (fatigue-induced) that kept...
Remove knife, apply hug
Mayor Mike Moncrief’s smarm factor was on high as he welcomed Zim Zimmerman to the Fort Worth City Council this morning. Moncrief expressed pure...
Toast & Jam with Junker Val
Junker Val Arnett's 65th birthday is Friday, Aug. 31 -- free cake and beer at her shop on the Bluebonnet Circle this weekend! She...
Frisco New Front in Cupcake Crisis
Like many adults, I mostly skimmed this week’s report about Frisco ISD officially “discouraging” cupcakes and other junky sweets at classroom parties during the new...
Bale Creek Allen Gallery Arrives
Artist and gallery owner Bale Creek Allen has big plans for his adopted home of Fort Worth. The long-time Austinite recently moved to Granbury.
“My...
Sen. Kamala Harris Uses Fort Worth Rally to Call for New...
One half of the Democratic presidential ticket visited Fort Worth today to talk about the state of the nation and whip up blue support...
Thousands Turn Out for Abortion Rights March Downtown
Chants of “My body, my choice!” and “Vote them out!” reverberated through the streets of downtown Fort Worth yesterday morning.
Women and men, high schoolers...
