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A North Texas graffiti artist uses his skills to celebrate others
ALEDO – Travel down Bankhead Highway in Aledo and you will notice a large sign. It's not for a business, but for birthdays.The sign is constantly changing with new reasons for celebration. Every vehicle that passes draws eyes to a new work of art by an artist who never signs his name. The artist is a mystery to much of the community, and that's exactly how he wants it."I'm out here in the middle of the night spraying, almost like I'm undercover," said Ruben Orozco.Orozco's gift is not just his art, but his faith. "If I'm able to pray for these names...
THE IDLE AMERICAN: Popcorn Tradition Crosses State Lines
A popcorn tradition was born 50 years ago this summer in the garage of our home in southwest Fort Worth. That was some 26 tons of popcorn and four machines ago. It was sparked by the late Dr. Veda Hodge, who owned a string of movie theaters and multiple West Texas oil wells.
Son of A Butcher Slider Bar is Ready to Shake Things Up in Fort Worth
Exciting slider bar concept bringing craft sliders, fries, and shakes to Alliance this fall. Affectionately known as SoB, the chef-inspired concept blends nostalgia with bold, modern flavors. Think classic burgers with a twist! At SoB, guests can dive into fresh choices like Wagyu, chicken and veggie sliders, chicken tenders, filthy sodas, creamy shakes, and crispy fries. Plus, with biweekly Butcher Specials, there’s always something new to try, including sliders and shakes inspired by global flavors and seasonal ingredients.
The Michelin Guide Is Finally Reviewing Texas Restaurants
The Michelin Guide is officially making its debut in the Lone Star State, as Michelin and Travel Texas recently announced the Michelin Guide Texas. The first Michelin Guide Texas selection will be unveiled later this year, showcasing culinary gems in Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, Houston and San Antonio. According to...
Cast a Line of Knowledge: Texas Parks and Wildlife Hosts Free Fishing Clinic for Locals
On July 23, the community has a chance to hook some knowledge along with some fish at the free Learn to Fish Clinic. Hosted by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department in collaboration with MWR staff, the clinic will offer locals from ages 6 and up an opportunity to dive into the basics of fishing from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. However, those interested should act quickly. Registration is required on Saturday, July 20th, and space is capped at the first 20 individuals to sign up, according to MWR Fort Worth.
Pet fire safety tips highlighted by Tarrant County Sheriff's Office
FORT WORTH, Texas — The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office is raising awareness about pet fire safety in honor of National Pet Fire Safety Day on July 15. According to the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office, 40,000 pets die each year in house fires, and 1,000 fires are started by pets annually. To help prevent such tragedies, the Sheriff's Office has provided several safety tips for pet owners.
Four Day Weekend finds a new home in Fort Worth
Four Day Weekend, a comedy institution, is getting back to the stage. The announcement comes after the improv comedy company closed its Fort Worth doors in July due to a leasing issue. Comedy and improv enthusiasts can now watch shows at the Stage West Theatre in Fort Worth. “When we...
Fort Worth-based pizza brand heats up with Walmart deal
Mr Gatti’s Pizza is delivering pizza to Walmart in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Kentucky. The partnership will begin in late 2024 with the opening of 12 new locations across North Texas and southern Oklahoma, kicking off a plan to establish a total of 92 Mr Gatti’s locations within Walmart stores across four states.
Coffee and Eatery Joins Commercial Landscape on Bryant Irvin
A new coffee and eatery built inside an old multiple-bay car wash is celebrating its grand opening today, Monday, July 15. Townes Quality Grinds, at 4100 Bryant Irvin Road, across the street from the Fort Worth Country Day School, is the brainchild of owners Drew Boatman, Chas Taipale, and Shanna Shanks.
New Orleans-inspired Food Trailer Makes the Rounds in Cowtown
For over a year now, foodies Nicole Parker and Aaron Dingman have been living their dream, serving and selling food from their very own food trailer Vie de Fleur around Fort Worth. Loosely translated, Vie de Fleur means the Flower of Life in French, a language spoken in and around New Orleans, where Parker honed her culinary skills.
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