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Tough Route to Medical Care
Christopher Alan Gillette is in a world of hurt. He’s also in a world of trouble. And they both stem from the same place:...
Grass Capitalist
Toward the end of the presidential campaign, I started hearing the Republican rank and file express worries that the election of Barack Obama as...
Defending Hemphill
Last Saturday, residents of the Hemphill neighborhood gathered to raise funds for a scholarship in honor of Patrick Zamarripa, the former Dallas police officer...
A Pretty Penny
On Aug. 29, Tarrant County College’s $192 million Center for Health Care Professions opened its doors to 700 students in downtown Fort Worth. Officially...
How Their Gardens Grow
Third-graders at Fort Worth’s D. McRae Elementary School harvested 1,982 tomatoes last spring. The experience was good for their diets — and their math...
Cracking the Code
You almost have to feel sorry for Fort Worth public school administrators. When they instituted a stricter dress code for high schools this year,...
Coalition of the Unlikely
On July 10, TXU adopted the name "Luminant" for its power-generating and construction operations.
Officially, the company said the name change was "a milestone as...
Second Annual Visionary Awards
Here’s a conundrum: How can Fort Worth have such an incredible array of art-related institutions and not be an “art town”? (At least not...
It’s Not a Math Course
Students of city management could learn a lot by observing how this city deals with the Woodhaven neighborhood in East Fort Worth.
"OK, class,...
Still Ripped
The battle between a business and a neighborhood continues in Bluebonnet Place near Texas Christian University.
The Fort Worth Zoning Commission last week unanimously denied...