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Tarrant jail medical director failed to act before baby was born in cell: court records
An obstetrician told the jail’s medical director that the woman needed to be induced into labor and transferred to a medical facility hours before she gave birth, according to the document.
The Last Word: Marlon Blackwell on the PS1200 Project in Fort Worth’s Magnolia Village
“The project as a whole has been called ‘a bit ahead of its time.’ We take that as a compliment.”. .…on PS1200, a project in Fort Worth featuring a row of Quonset hut-inspired apartment homes, via The Architect’s Newspaper. In the heart of Fort Worth’s eclectic...
Carter BloodCare names Dr. Barbara Bryant as new CEO
DALLAS-FORT WORTH – July 17, 2024 – Carter BloodCare has announced the retirement of Dr. Merlyn Sayers as president and CEO and named Dr. Barbara Bryant as incoming CEO. Sayers, a physician with more than 40 years of experience in blood banking, began his role at Carter BloodCare in 1996. During Sayers’ service as CEO, Carter BloodCare has grown to become one of the largest blood centers in Texas, supporting transfusion-dependent patients in more than 200 North, Central and East Texas hospitals and medical facilities.
National Cutting Horse’s Summer Spectacular brings fierce competition to Fort Worth
The Triple Crown isn’t solely for elite racing horses. Cutting horses, those that help separate a cow from the rest of the herd and hold it away, have a Triple Crown competition series of their own. The National Cutting Horse Association Summer Spectacular, the third jewel in the circuit’s...
The Tower in Fort Worth lands flashy Mexico City-style bar and club, Italian restaurant
“The way the last 12-18 months have gone ... the new Texas A&M campus, the convention center upgrades and the Stockyards — there’s a lot of positivity in Fort Worth right now.”
Argyle council approves money for Children's Advocacy Center
Argyle Town Council approved money in the fiscal year 2024-25 budget for the Children's advocacy Center for North Texas. (Don Munsch/Community Impact) At a July 15 meeting, Argyle Town Council approved funding for the Children's Advocacy Center for North Texas. For its fiscal year 2024-25, council approved $11,120 to the...
Pandemic caused Fort Worth youth center to rapidly expand. Now, they need new funding
Fortress Youth Development Center experienced massive growth over the last three years. With the COVID-19 pandemic in the rearview, the Fort Worth nonprofit organization is now striving for stability. Fortress has been a staple of the Historic Southside community since 1997. Originally serving as a church and supporting both impoverished...
Fort Worthian turns tragedy into action with donation to make Trinity Trails safer
It’s been seven years since Jesca Arnold was attacked by a man on the Trinity Trails. Shortly after the traumatic incident, which left her with critical injuries, city officials assured her that safety improvements were coming. She felt content with the response, and decided not to pursue further action.
Fort Worth's "Movies That Matter" Series Screens "The Right to Read" - An Exploration of Literacy in the U.S.
If you're looking for something more intellectually stimulating than your average summer blockbuster, then you might want to check out Movies That Matter, Fort Worth's answer to community-driven reflection through film. Coming up on August 1, at 7 p.m., the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth opens its doors to screen "The Right to Read," an in-depth look at the struggle for literacy in the U.S., as per the City of Fort Worth.
Fort Worth Police Department Unveils "Vision" by Renowned Artist Gordon Huether on July 29
Mark your calendars, art aficionados, and community members alike, for the upcoming public art dedication that's been brewing over at the Fort Worth Police Department South Patrol Division. Slated for Monday, July 29, at the crisp hour of 10 a.m., the city will unveil esteemed artist Gordon Huether's latest stroke of brilliance titled "Vision".
University alumna’s ‘dreams come true’ through exhibition
Before university alumna and local artist Lori Rohloff-Peek was diagnosed with Huntington’s disease at 30, she would express her emotions through paintings with intircate details and execution. Upon the condition deteriorating the fine motor skills that allowed her to hold a variety of artist tools, she continued to paint,...
Bulletin Board // Moonlight Madness & More
North Texas has many great resources for products and services. Here are some of the best for your consideration. In Benbrook, this weekend is Moonlight Madness time! Benbrook Antique Mall (9250 Benbrook Blvd, 817-249-0844) will stay open for two and a half extended hours on the evening of Saturday, July 20, for their Moonlight Madness Sale. The sale runs all day from 10:00am to 8:30pm and is for one day only. Wine and snacks come out at 5:00pm. For more info on Benbrook Antique Mall, visit their website or check out their Facebook group.
Fort Worth City Staff to Present FY2025 Budget Proposals and Tax Rates in August Amid Economic Challenges
The gears of municipal governance grind on in Fort Worth, where the machinations of budget planning are steadily propelling the city toward a key moment in its fiscal calendar. With the Fiscal Year 2025 budget nearing its final shape, city staff are on track to present their recommended figures to the City Council by early August, along with a proposed property tax rate for the looming fiscal year. The importance of this development cannot be overstated, as these figures are the lifeblood of services in the city – from the salaries of public servants to the maintenance of public spaces, according to the City of Fort Worth.
City of Denton Seeks New Civil Service Commissioner
The City of Denton is actively seeking applications to fill an upcoming vacancy on the Civil Service Commission, with the current term set to expire in August 2024. The commission plays a crucial role in ensuring compliance with Chapter 143 of the Texas Local Government Code, which governs police and fire departments.
Southlake police seek help identifying suspect in $6,000 theft spree
SOUTHLAKE, Texas — Authorities are asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect who stole a wallet and made nearly $6,000 in fraudulent purchases in Town Square on June 29. The incident began between 12:45 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. when the victim's wallet was stolen from their truck...
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