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Fort Worth economy flourishes with TCU’s annual family weekend

By Grace Zawadzki, Noelle Siwek, Hanna Landa, Staff Writer
Published Nov 1, 2023

The heavy influx of visitors that TCU’s parents weekend brings means more business for surrounding stores and restaurants.

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