Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
The executive committee of the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo (FWSSR) voted unanimously to cancel the 2021 Show, which was scheduled for January 15 through February 6. It would have only been the rodeo’s second year in its new home ― Dickies …
Read MoreIt’s been a big year for the Mansion on Turtle Creek, the first-ever Rosewood hotel. It’s the 40th anniversary for the iconic destination, which just received a stunning multi-million dollar makeover thanks to sought-after designer Thomas Pheasant. And…
Read MoreJust because you got what you wanted, doesn’t mean you have to be a jerk about. Yes, Bill O’Brien is finally gone, kicked out of the Kirby Drive stronghold he methodically built for himself, adding more and more power to the point where he …
Read MoreSchool looks very different for kids across Texas this year. Yellow school buses and after school activities have been swapped for laptops and Microsoft Teams meetings. Virtual school is no picnic. It brings a whole new set of stresses and some challen…
Read MoreAs PaperCity reveals its list of dream destinations for when we’re all free to trot across the globe again, I’ve been thinking about pre-pandemic travel I did in the past few years from a new perspective. As someone who loves to explore new vistas away…
Read MoreChyna Robinson is a Fort Worth-based writer, director and producer. Yes, that’s a thing ― thanks to the growing film industry in North Texas. Her most recent movie, No Ordinary Love, has been racking up nominations and awards on the international film …
Read MoreMy heart sank when I saw the news on the Robb Report that the highly-acclaimed Restaurant at Meadowood had burned to the ground, engulfed in flames from the Glass Fire that is scorching through California’s Napa Valley. Then news that the dreamy …
Read MoreMany of us are itching to hop on a plane and explore the world, but even the most ambitious travelers are largely stuck stateside. These days it’s about eking out sight seeing close to home or road trip distance destinations. And the coronavirus …
Read MoreOver the past six months, many of us have experienced an incredible amount of emotions for such a relatively short amount of time. Not unlike the stages of grief, we’ve gone through a process of shock, anger, and depression, along with plenty of …
Read MoreWhen Covid-19 hit the U.S., several favorite shows and film sets hit pause on production, leading to an unsettling thought: We just may run out of great TV to stream. Thankfully, there were still good shows and films coming out, particularly on HBO Max…
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