Meet Our February Fort Worthian, Stephanie Rhodes Russell
Every month, the print version of Fort Worth Magazine profiles a local mover and shaker who, through their work and personal pursuits, contributes to the fabric of our city. We call this running department — and the person we spotlight — the monthly “Fort Worthian.”. Stephanie Rhodes...
Terminal E flyover bridge replacement at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport to finish in...
The new parking garage for Terminal F at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport will be located between terminals F and E. Due to that, the left-hand turn flyover bridge to Terminal E will be replaced in 2027. (Courtesy DFW Airport) The Dallas Fort Worth International Airport board approved an increase...
The Boys Are Back in Town
If you’re still on the hunt for Valentine’s Day ideas, check out this week’s Eats & Drinks article, “Food Actually,” but besides a couple of Galentine’s Day events, like Sip & Sing on Saturday at The Poop Deck (3505 Blue Bonnet Cir, Fort Worth, 817-921-4861) and the sweet, sweet deal at Maple Branch Craft Brewery...
Resident raises traffic safety concerns
Aledo, located just west of the metropolitan city of Fort Worth, has experienced substantial growth over the last five years. The city has managed the spike by implementing higher-density subdivisions, new schools, an updated city complex, road improvements, commercial development, and updates to public spaces....
Japanese, Indian and American cuisine: 6 restaurant updates in Dallas-Fort Worth
Three Wide Brewing partners with Azores Craft Sausages & Charcuterie for food, with Chef Roger Evaristo crafting a menu. (Heather McCullough/Community Impact) Community Impact highlights new restaurants and other dining experiences weekly. Check out this list of six restaurants and cafes that are coming soon or have...
TCU students prepare for Lent with faith, fasting and fellowship
Some TCU students are getting ready to honor Lent, beginning with Ash Wednesday on February 18. The post TCU students prepare for Lent with faith, fasting and fellowship appeared first on TCU 360 .
Major lane reductions and ramp shutdowns at Loop 820/I-20 in Fort Worth
FORT WORTH, Texas — If your commute (or late-night drive) takes you through the Loop 820 and I-20 interchange in Fort Worth, plan for a squeeze Thursday and Friday nights, Feb. 12–13. TxDOT’s closure schedule shows both northbound and southbound Loop 820 reduced to two lanes at Sun Valley Drive during overnight...
Historic Butler Place Public Housing Site Poised for Redevelopment in Fort Worth
FORT WORTH, TX - The former Butler Place public housing project, a New Deal-era apartment complex east of downtown Fort Worth, is positioned for potential commercial redevelopment after eight decades of serving generations of residents. Opened in 1940, Butler Place was one of 52 public housing projects constructed...
Lee & Associates closes multiple lease industrial leases at Bedford distribution center
Lee & Associates Dallas-Fort Worth completed multiple lease transactions of industrial space at Westpark Distribution Center at 3717 Commerce Place in Bedford, Texas, bringing the project to 100% occupancy. Chris Hillman and Adam Graham of Lee & Associates Dallas-Fort Worth represented the landlord, MoxieBridge, in...
Legendary journalist, Fort Worth native Bob Schieffer returns to Vietnam in new UTA exhibition
In 1965, a young Fort Worth Star-Telegram reporter named Bob Schieffer convinced his editor to send him to Vietnam. Once there, he tracked down soldiers from his hometown to write about their daily lives. The Star-Telegram encouraged readers to send in letters about their loved ones in Vietnam, so Schieffer could...
