Tarrant County
Across 60 years, Carter museum’s art evolves from Old West to America’s diversity
The museum is celebrating its 60th anniversary on Saturday, Sept. 25.
Newly renovated Stage West Theatre looking forward to in-person season
J.R. Bradford had just finished a theater performance and was gearing up to begin rehearsals on another when the COVID-19 pandemic forced shutdowns in March […]
Leapin’ lizards! Fort Worth Zoo to release hundreds of horned frogs in the wild
Tom Harvey vividly remembers playing with horned lizards as a boy in his grandparents’ Lubbock backyard in the 1960s. He’s now the deputy director of […]
Icky Twerps again in stage-play biography of Fort Worth TV trailblazer
People and events of consequence cast their shadows before them — never behind. Fort Worth broadcasting pioneer Bill Camfield casts three such long shadows in […]
20 years later: Sept. 11 runs ‘through every thread of our society’
Saturday marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Tarrant County residents still have vivid memories of that day.
New Yorker’s love for Fort Worth inspires TV show ‘Bail Out’
Dennis O’Neill, a native New Yorker, had quite the culture shock when he moved to Fort Worth. But he learned to love the city and was inspired to write “Bail Out”, a comedy spoof about a New York detective who flees to Fort Worth to escape the mob.
Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra brings childhood nostalgia to Bass Hall with ‘Looney Tunes’ performance
The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra returns to Bass Performance Hall to bring audiences of all ages a taste of nostalgia with “Bugs Bunny at the Symphony”. Guest conductor George Daugherty grew up watching the “Looney Tunes”, which sparked his interest in classical music. Now he wants others to appreciate the cartoon’s scores.
How we’ve navigated the pandemic: People in Tarrant County share their stories
From a plant shop owner to an Episcopal priest, Tarrant County residents withstood the opening months of the pandemic with flexibility, vision and a bucket of slime.
What you need to know about Fort Worth’s sister cities
Within 24 hours of advertising a trip to Toluca, Mexico, to see the migration of millions of monarch butterflies in February 2022, all 35 seats […]
Record Town resurgence celebrates a musical legacy
Fort Worth has shaped the larger world of music in many ways — to name a few, the spontaneous fusion of jazz with country-style fiddling […]
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Movie reviews
‘Dear Evan Hansen’ Review: The acclaimed Broadway play fails as a film
Despite the number of awards associated with the Broadway musical “Dear Evan Hansen” and its star Ben Platt, the transition […]
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