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One new Fort Worth-based charity event raised some significant money for the Down Syndrome Partnership of North Texas at its first-ever benefit luncheon. The event held in TCU’s Brown-Lupton Hall was called Bubbles, Boots and Bingo. Those three Bs adde…
Read MoreCharlsye Lewis opened her freshly pressed juicery Boulevard of Greens just off I-30 at 2700 Horne Street in 2018. She started with only freshly pressed almond milk, juices and smoothies. Now, she has added a second Boulevard of Greens juicery to Fort W…
Read MoreHigh-profile Fort Worth chef Tim Love has a lot of big ideas. But unlike most of us, he’s not afraid to give them a shot. That’s how the first-ever Fort Worth Music Festival & Conference came together in only five months’ time. Big-time music acts …
Read MoreBesides its two new restaurants — Plank Seafood, and Oak & Eden’s first Fort Worth tasting room, which are opening soon — The Shops at Clearfork is adding a lot to its store directory this spring. Just like the flowers, new shops will be popping up…
Read MoreOne of Granbury’s most iconic structures burned overnight. All that remains of the iconic Nutt House Hotel on Granbury’s historic town square is its 130-year-old limestone façade. The building is on the Texas Historical Register and one of the most not…
Read MoreOne of Fort Worth’s most adored design happenings and charity events — Design Inspirations — is taking place this Wednesday, March 1 and Thursday, March 2 at Ridglea Country Club. This year, Design Inspirations celebrates 30 years of giving. There will…
Read MoreFort Worth is home to the Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT), a world renowned facility that catalogs historic specimens alongside newly acquired ones. The BRIT Herbarium contains approximately 1,445,000 plant specimens from around the world,…
Read MoreThe Original Mexican Eats Cafe is closing soon, dealing generations of devoted Fort Worth diners a big blow. The 4713 Camp Bowie Boulevard restaurant that started it all will shutter on Friday, March 31. After that, Mexican Eats will consolidate all it…
Read MoreFort Worth’s famous and historic Art Deco coliseum is going to receive an $8.5 million facelift. Major upgrades are in the works for the Will Rogers Memorial Center with the Fort Worth City Council approving a plan to allocate its American Rescue Plan …
Read MoreVisit Fort Worth brought the beat and the jokes to the Fort Worth Convention Center for its 10th annual meeting. Mo Rocca, the witty CBS Sunday Morning correspondent, was on hand to deliver the keynote address ― giving his witty take on the city’…
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