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Azle CAP announces Cadet Great Start class
AZLE — Azle Composite Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, announced its next Cadet Great Start class will begin Sept. 17. Class size is limited, and signups are required to ensure proper planning of resources. Interested teens may sign up through the squadron website at azle.cap.gov, the Azle CAP Facebook page or through email at azle@txwg.cap.gov.
These 3 Texas Cities Have the Most Potty-Mouthed Residents
How many times a day do you say a bad word? If you're living in any of these three Texas cities, you may be cussing up a storm!. Preply, a language learning platform specializing in conversational English lessons and online Spanish classes, surveyed over 1,500 residents of 30 major U.S. cities to determine which cities swear the most.
Downtown Fort Worth's Historic Building Set for Transformation With $1.3 Million Revitalization Loan
Big changes are coming to a historic building in downtown Fort Worth, thanks to a substantial loan intended to spur redevelopment. According to Fort Worth officials, the City Council has awarded a whopping $1.3 million Brownfields Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) to 115 W. 7th LLC, partnered with 3L Real Estate, for the repurposing of an iconic downtown fixture.
Lockheed Martin unveils F-35A jet at Fort Worth plant
FORT WORTH, Texas — This story was originally published by our content partners at the Dallas Business Journal. Read the original version here. As dramatic music swelled and a red laser in the shape of a F-35 fighter jet floated across a wall of the stage inside one of Lockheed Martin Aeronautic's Fort Worth buildings, officials from the U.S. and Poland saw curtains drop – unveiling the first F-35A jet the company is delivering to the Poland.
Pop-up storms cause unexpected damage in North Texas
FORT WORTH, Texas - Storms brought much-needed rain to parts of North Texas on Tuesday. There was also a bit of unexpected damage. FOX 4 viewer Mack McCurry shared video of rain falling in Hudson Oaks in Parker County, about 25 miles west of Fort Worth. That area saw almost...
Fort Worth breaks ground on Stop Six development named for beloved housing advocate
Fort Worth native Clarence Donald Babers dedicated his life to improving public housing in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, New Mexico and Oklahoma as a leader and administrator for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Now, Fort Worth government and community leaders are memorializing Babers by naming a new housing...
Prost! It's Oktoberfest in DFW | Here's a list of places you can celebrate
DALLAS — Prost! The season of Oktoberfest is near, North Texas. That means plenty of towns and breweries across DFW will put on their own celebrations to mark the occasion. The official Oktoberfest takes place from Sept. 21 to Oct. 6 in Munich, Germany, on the Theresienwiese, but here in North Texas, the celebrations kick off a week early.
Big Balls in Cowtown, Not Hail to the Chief
There’s a guy who rides a horse around the Fort Worth Stockyards who looks, talks, and acts like John Wayne. He also takes part in a staged gunfight by the Legends of Texas group. His name is Jack Edmondson and he is more than a cowboy. He is a scholarly historian who has portrayed Travis, Bowie, Sam Houston, and other state historical figures at The San Jacinto Battlefield, Washington On The Brazos State Historical Site, the Alamo, and other places. He has written perhaps the most definitive book about The Alamo titled “The Alamo Story.” He has also written the text for a photographic book about the stockyards simply titled “The Fort Worth Stockyards.”
NRH Mosquito Spraying Alert: Protecting Our Community from West Nile Virus
The City of North Richland Hills is taking proactive steps to safeguard residents from the threat of West Nile Virus. On Wednesday evening, August 28, 2024, targeted ground-level mosquito spraying will be conducted in three specific areas where mosquito samples tested positive for the virus. This mosquito control effort is...
3 North Texas schools experience safety threats in the first few weeks of classes
Days after schools in Southlake and Dallas faced campus threats, a third North Texas school is investigating a student found with a weapon. Fort Worth Police conducted a search for a student at Arlington Heights High School on Tuesday following “reports of suspicious activity,” Principal Justin Barrett said in an email to parents.
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