The Low-and-Slow Rise of Cultura’s BBQ
Long before Cultura’s BBQ opened on Fort Worth’s east side, Oscar Montanez was smoking briskets in the driveway of his Diamond Hill home, posting handmade signs around the neighborhood and advertising weekend pickups on social media. If people wanted barbecue, they’d show up. “It was a whoever...
Fort Worth firefighter’s funeral is this week. Wife continues search for kidney
The Fort Worth Fire Department will honor 30-year veteran firefighter Todd Brook at his funeral this Wednesday, June 17. The funeral service will be at 11 a.m at Doxology Bible Church, 4805 Arborlawn Drive in Fort Worth, according to the Fire Department. Brook died June 5 from pancreatic cancer. He is survived by his w
Another famed Texas BBQ joint announces sudden closure, hopes to return
It's an offshoot of the former No. 1 barbecue joint in Texas.
LanCarte Commercial Brokers Sale of Former Wayne’s Boots Building in Haltom City
LanCarte Commercial has facilitated the sale of 2524 Carson St. in Haltom City, a 1,500-square-foot freestanding masonry building formerly occupied by Wayne’s Boots & Shoe Repair. The property includes a fenced yard and ample parking and is situated along what the brokerage described as a highly accessible corridor in.
Grapevine-Colleyville ISD officials approve Jason Adams as new superintendent
Grapevine-Colleyville ISD trustees unanimously approved the contract for new superintendent Jason Adams during the June 15 meeting. (Connor Pittman/Community Impact) After starting a search for a new superintendent candidate in February, Grapevine-Colleyville ISD trustees approved the contract for a new permanent super
The 19th Annual Fort Worth’s Fourth
Get ready for the BIGGEST Independence Day celebration and fireworks spectacular in DFW! Fort Worth’s Fourth returns to Panther Island Pavilion on Saturday, July 4, and this year we’re cranking it to 11 as we celebrate America’s 250th Birthday in true Texas style. Bring your family, friends, lawn chairs, and patriotic
Crescent Hotel Offers a Wine Night for the Masses
Wine lingo can be a rather hard concept to grasp for those of us considered novices in the methods of swirling, sniffing, and sipping. And perhaps it’s news to you too that wines can have “good legs,” can “sing,” or can simply be “very drinkable.”
Thousands of Croatia and England fans descend on North Texas for World Cup showdown
Croatia vs England at AT&T Stadium! FIFA World Cup fans flock to Dallas-Fort Worth for group stage rematch, energizing local businesses.
I.M. Terrell dancer becomes FWISD’s first to study dance at Juilliard
Brooklynn Fox did not finish her audition videos in one take. Not for the University of Southern California. Not for Pace University. And, certainly, not for the Juilliard School. Inside the studio, Christen Reyes watched the dance major from I.M. Terrell Academy for STEM and VPA record the same material...
Juneteenth events to celebrate culture, freedom
With Juneteenth on the horizon, UTA, Arlington and organizations around Dallas-Fort Worth are hosting events. Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the United States and became a federal holiday in 2021. The holiday marks the day when Federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, to ensure that all enslaved peopl

















