Rising Up
Arletta Grant doesn’t remember a lot about that time in her life. “I blocked it out,” she said.
But some things she can’t forget: “At...
Tech Revolution
The school building, with its weathered red brick face and ornate, buttermilk-colored trim, looms like a Gothic castle amid the modern medical offices of...
Cleaning Out The Fishbowl… Again.
Low incomes, theft, drug sales, and prostitution are problems any forgotten community might face. The issues don’t end there for Ash Crescent, the new...
Still Not Over The Rainbow
The piercing ding of my iPhone at 6:13 a.m. on June 1 barely registered while I sleepwalked through my weekday routine before work. I...
Flight of Fancy
In North Fort Worth, past the Stockyards and just a couple of blocks off Main Street, on Ross Avenue, there’s a small museum on...
The Great Divide
Less than three miles separate the campuses of two leading seminaries that call Fort Worth home, but their philosophies are a world apart. One...
Happy Trails, Lil
The big hair, thunderous voice, hot-pink fingernails, flashing eyes, and indomitable spirit remained steadfast to the end for Lynda Farr Arnold, better known as...
Busted
There was a knock on the door, and Callie answered it. It was the mail carrier dropping off a package. Normally, the delivery person...
South Main Village Rises
The newest development phase of South Main Village is coming into focus. The stretch of South Main Street north of East Rosedale Street and...
Cellar Dwellers
With the Cellar, what’s legend and what’s real …” said Giles McCrary, trailing off, implying that they’re hard to tell apart. He’s made it...
