Made in Tarrant: Chef launches healthy, personalized snack line
Editor’s note: Made in Tarrant is an occasional Q&A series on small businesses started in Tarrant County. Submit your business here. Deb Oxman is making healthy, organic snacks to satisfy her clients’ nutritional needs. Oxman, a chef and businesswoman who launched North Richland Hills-based Savor Culinary Services...
Pantego Breaks Ground on New Well and RO Systems to Enhance Water Quality
On Tuesday, May 27, the Town of Pantego held a groundbreaking ceremony for the town’s new groundwater well, pump station, and a second elevated storage tank. The well, located at 2517 Miller Lane in Pantego, is a significant achievement in enhancing the town’s water quality. New reverse osmosis (RO) systems will...
Where Tradition Meets Trust: Parents Tell Us Why They Choose Arlington Classics Academy
For parents across Arlington and the surrounding areas, choosing the right school is one of the most important decisions they’ll make, and thankfully, there are many schools to choose from. It’s not just about academics—it’s about finding a place where children feel safe, supported, and inspired to grow. For many...
Downtown Arlington Classic Car Show to bring community
Downtown Arlington Management Corp. will host its fourth annual Downtown Arlington Classic Car Show from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 7 at the Vandergriff Town Center. This event will showcase over 150 classic and antique cars from the ’20s through the ’70s, representing half a century of restored, maintained and beloved...
Game Wardens Investigate PWC Hit and Run
May 27, 1:20 p.m. — Texas Game Wardens and the Grapevine Police Department have Daikerlyn Alejandra Gonzalez Gonzalez, the suspect tied to the death of Ava Moore in custody. We are thankful for the help of fellow law enforcement officers from the Texas Attorney General’s Office, the Texas Department of Public Safety,...
Tommy Teasdale’s Floral Vision Blooms with Art and Community Spirit
Meet Tommy Teasdale, a true Texan with a knack for finding beauty in everything. Back in high school, when he was thinking about his future, one of his teachers suggested he go into the floral industry. That was the moment that sparked his passion for design. Currently, Tommy proudly owns...
VBo officially ends tenure as TCU chancellor
Victor J. Boschini, known by students simply as VBo, has ended his 22-year tenure as TCU’s chancellor. “I have learned so much from you all—students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, Trustees, TCU friends and community members,” Boschini wrote in an email on May 14. “Thank you for your support through the good times...
Well-Being Matters: Trey Harper
Well-Being Matters is an ongoing series highlighting different members of our community and their strategies for well-being. Texas Health Community Hope engages in a broad range of innovative programs, investments, and collaborations outside hospital walls to promote a lifetime of health and well-being. This month we...
Southlake church aims to serve Christian Hispanic’s faith, community needs with new ministry
Jesús Molina and his wife, Lili Molina, still remember the prayer they made to God when the Venezuelan couple moved to the U.S. eight years ago. “God, if you take me from my country … we want to serve the people, the community,” Jesús Molina said, recalling his message.
Column: U.S. Founders intentionally did not establish Christian nation
"In 1797 ... one of the rarest moments in legislative history, congress unanimously approved the Treaty with Tripoli stating that the U.S. 'is not in any sense founded on the Christian religion.'"
