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Landmark in the Making: National Juneteenth Museum Moves Forward
The Fort Worth City Council gives approval for the project to move forward as new renderings are revealed.
When a Texas school hung effigies to scare Black teens away, Davis led us all forward | Opinion
Rev. D.W. Clark of St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church is escorted away from the mob at Mansfield High School after he was shoved ...
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Inside Fort Worth’s Narcotic Farm Experiment
All of the Texas Observer’s articles are available for free syndication for news sources under the following conditions: ...
8 decades-old restaurants in Dallas-Fort Worth that closed recently
I don’t want to scare you, but if you add up the timelines of eight recently-deceased Dallas-Fort Worth restaurants, they ...
A wealthy Texas oilman, a shocking pair of Fort Worth murders - and no conviction
Cullen Davis, a Fort Worth oil tycoon, went on trial in February 1977 in the killings of his ex-wife's daughter and his ...
Fort Worth Report5d
52 Faces: Historic Black Northside church is both home and family for Shirley Knox Benton
52 Faces of Community is a Fort Worth Report weekly series spotlighting local unsung heroes. It is sponsored by Central Market and H-E-B. At the end of the year, these rarely recognized heroes will ...
Actor and veteran join forces to launch Stockyard Supply Co., a nod to Fort Worth's heritage
Despite Eric & Ryan’s fast friendship, they hadn’t talked business until a random grocery trip with their kids to Costco.
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Old and New Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex Venues That Set the Stage for Group Success
Amid modernization’s relentless advance, old guard landmarks stand their ground. Mixing the old with the new, here are some ...
‘A beacon of light’: National Juneteenth Museum secures land in Fort Worth
More than three years after a plan for a National Juneteenth Museum was hatched, developers have secured land in Fort Worth.
90-year-old pie shop near Fort Worth to close. Owners retiring from ‘the life of pie’
Their fried pies used to dominate the regional market in supermarkets and convenience stores, along with Lubbock-based August ...
Fort Worth Public Market restoration brings history back to life
The Fort Worth Public Market has sat vacant for two decades, but now the 85-foot tower on the southern edge of downtown Fort Worth is coming back to life!