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A Brief History of Not Eating Garbage
Most people don’t snack because they’ve reached some higher state of nutritional enlightenment. They snack because it’s 3:14 p.m., lunch is long gone, and...
Midnight Music
For a lot of us, the pandemic was terrible, but that cruel reality did not stop creators like Luke Berglin, a.k.a. Urban Castro, from...
Why Certain Game Mechanics are Captivating Players in 2026
There’s a certain kind of excitement that’s hard to fake. It’s that split second before something lands, when you’re not quite sure what’s about...
Texas Law Statutes Passed to Protect Workers During Injury
For decades, Texas has stood apart from every other state in the nation when it comes to how it handles workplace injuries. As the...
6 Reasons Fort Worth Seniors Are Choosing Houston Senior Living Communities
There’s been a noticeable shift happening across Texas, and it is not subtle if you’ve spent any time around Fort Worth families lately. Conversations...
Earth Day is Special, Tax Day is Not
The deadline for filing US federal income tax returns falls (usually) on April 15, a date that’s worked its way into the American vocabulary...
Sundance Square’s 5th Annual Fort Worth Art Fair April 16-19
Fort Worth Art Fair (FWAF) returns to Sundance Square Plaza this Thursday thru Sunday, April 16-19, bringing together over 100 Local and Texas artists,...
What Are the Seven Features of the Galveston Bay Barrier System?
The Galveston Bay Barrier System is a seven part plan built to protect the upper Texas coast from storm surge. It is the largest...
April Showers Bring May Flowers (or Something Like That)
Throughout April and May, The Weekly has some big things planned. Along with next week’s Earth Day 420 special issue, the end of April brings...
Recent Camp Bowie and I-35W Crashes Spark New Safety Debates in...
One minute, it’s the familiar evening crawl along Camp Bowie, the setting sun glinting off a thousand windshields. Next, it’sa chaos of twisted metal...
