Tarrant County
Fort Worth nonprofit to create mural for the blind
Fort Worth is painted in murals — more than 175, to be exact. Not one, though, is accessible for visually impaired residents. The Lighthouse for the Blind of Fort Worth plans to change that. The nonprofit is commissioning a mural featuring tactile elements so blind residents can partake in this growing culture of art. Fort […]
Little cards bring big cash for expanding industry
Sports fans of a certain age might have fond memories of opening up a cheap pack of cards hoping to find an image of their […]
Pearce High wide receiver’s route brings Hollywood to Fort Worth
For the last 23 years, a North Texas native has been building up his Hollywood connections and developing film projects. That work culminated in the filming of a Hollywood movie in Fort Worth.
Science and history museum to bring Omni theater back to life
The Museum of Science and History is considering a new IMAX system or LED dome planetarium for the Omni Theater’s renovation. The museum dropped plans to build a flying theater due in part to budgetary concerns.
Deep roots: Why Fort Worth’s naturalists say native or nothing
Filling a yard with native plants doesn’t just help your garden survive the heat. The plants also give back to the local ecosystem. Native plants are perfectly suited to the insects and wildlife that are also native to North Texas. When native plants are abundant, it creates the perfect conditions for insects, pollinators and by extension reptiles, birds and mammals to thrive.
Only military museum in North Texas expands to listen and share more forgotten stories of service members
The museum recently expanded into a larger location inside Ridgmar Mall that enables it to display more artifacts from the local military community.
Oldest theater in North Fort Worth comes alive with new possibilities
After more than three decades of inactivity, cinematic sights and sounds will reverberate again inside the first theater ever to open in North Side Fort Worth.
Arts Center stages return of live theater in Fort Worth
The interactions might seem small, but they marked a big moment: In-person live theater is back in Fort Worth after the pandemic forced a year-long intermission.
Fort Worth sets scene to lure in more Hollywood projects
Local filmmakers create nonprofit fund to provide additional incentives for projects
Meet Fort Worth’s biggest history buff, who also is holding mayoral candidates accountable
Ask, and you shall receive an oration on almost any key affair in Fort Worth history. Beginning with the last great Comanche chief Quanah Parker to Amon Carter to more recent developments like the Panther Island project.
Movie reviews
‘Undine’ Review: Petzold gives love a supernatural injection as his ‘Transit’ stars reunite
When it comes to love, German director Christian Petzold likes stories where romance becomes a laborious undertaking. The director of […]
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