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BRIT staffers conduct a census of native plants in each section of the prairie plot. Brian Hutson

O Bury Not the Last Prairie

Off to a Good Start

Racially Motivated Retaliation?

Wide Open Spaces

Growing Pains

Metro

Metro

My Brother’s Keeper

In the upstairs library of the World Languages Institute, overlooking West Magnolia Avenue, the assembled Sunday morning crowd looked more like the audience of...

The Red Zone

I recently re-read Stephen King’s 1979 novel The Dead Zone. Great book. Great movie (the one with Christopher Walken, I mean). But there was a line...

Offering a Clean Slate

For the past 18 months, Frank Crist has been cleaning litter with a small crew around the city, most recently at Echo Lake in...

A Bird’s Nest Just Above the Ground

Sitting on the tiled floor of a former gas station on Montgomery Street on Fort Worth's near West Side, Jake James is poring through...

Compressed Anger

A minor change in a Fort Worth zoning regulation could have major repercussions. The Fort Worth City Council a few weeks ago made what looked...

Contemptuous Courts

Correction: In our recent story describing the alleged theft of 10 oz. of silver through either Tarrant County’s 360th District Court or the District...

Ensuring Equitable Learning

Lifelong educator Shawn Lassiter has seen how systemic barriers to education can be broken if a concerted effort is made by teachers and professors. “I...
Fletcher: “It seems to me they’ve bitten off more than they can chew.” Jeff Prince

Cats, Balls, and Clocks

Nine lives? The Fort Worth Cats must be on 11 or 12 by now, particularly after former owner Carl Bell ran out of money...

Indigenous Peoples’ Day

“In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue,” begins the childhood rhyme taught to many American students around this time of year leading up to...

Researching Motivation

Look no further than Shree Bose for proof that motivation and perseverance can open wondrous doors. The Fort Worth Country Day School senior spent...