Tarrant County emergency shelters prepare for cold weather with reduced capacity

Imogene goes to Presbyterian Night Shelter to get out of the cold. During the day, she uses True Worth, Presbyterian Night Shelter’s daytime facility. Photo: Presbyterian Night Shelter, Jenny Spencer

By Haeven Gibbons
Published November 24, 2020

Tarrant County emergency shelters prepare for cold weather with reduced capacity

About the Writer

Haeven Gibbons, Executive Editor, TCU 360

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