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Meeting houses were established in most burgeoning settlements. They became the heart of the community, where civic business was conducted, and they were, by their very nature, some of the earliest “multi-purpose” buildings, often serving as the school…
Read MorePlayful international boutique Aritzia plans to open a new North Texas store later this year. Artizia will open its fourth Texas store in Southlake Town Square at 279 Grand Avenue. Expect curated collections, personal styling and private shopping appoi…
Read MoreSouthern California-based jewelry store Gorjana continues to add to its North Texas footprint. PaperCity has learned that another new Gorjana boutique is headed to 321 Grand Avenue West in Southlake Town Square and one more is going into Fort Worth’s U…
Read MoreThe second annual Texas Craft Brewers Cup took place in Austin so it’s no surprise that this up-and-coming statewide event is still heavily dominated by Hill Country breweries. Those breweries cleaned up as the top medal winners. But Dallas’ Vect…
Read MoreThe Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth is opening its new exhibition I’ll Be Your Mirror: Art and the Digital Screen this Sunday, February 12. It will be on view through April 30. Curator Alison Hearst has chosen to present the works in this exhibition th…
Read MoreWith more expansions, rebrandings and new flagship restaurants coming to the Fort Worth market, Cowtown’s food scene is more interesting than ever. It is only February and 2023 already brings the promise of truly garden fresh food, a new coffee h…
Read MoreIt’s been a rough year for Fort Worth entrepreneur Hao Tran and it’s only February. The Vietnamese immigrant and Fort Worth Independent School District math teacher is a fixture in the city’s food scene. Tran is passionate about traditional Vietn…
Read MoreI ran into a guy recently who proudly stated that he “didn’t go in for all of the commercial holidays.” His wife rolled her eyes as she sadly confirmed that this was in fact true. With Valentine’s Day looming large, I wonder how that approach is really…
Read MoreOne historic home along Fort Worth’s famous Crestline sits on a coveted 1.49 acre lot where it has presided over the neighborhood for more than 110 years. The cattle baron-era mansion has been on the market for a few years now, just waiting for new car…
Read MoreSomething new is coming to downtown Austin. It’s a sparkling modern restaurant set in an area rich in history. As the Hyatt Centric rolls onto Congress Avenue, it is bringing along one famous chef and his newest food hotspot. PaperCity caught up with C…
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