For over two years, cars have crept across the Hulen Street bridge, dealing with multiple lane closures at any given time. Come spring, that won’t be an issue anymore.

The new bridge sprawling across a rail yard and a future toll road w

After a 4-4 fall tennis record and a first-round playoff loss to Weatherford, Paschal is looking for an improved record in spring matches.

During the fall, Reese Ringnald placed second team All-District for Boys’ Singles One and Aaron T

Madeline Pitcock gently cradled the 10-week-old puppy, Gracie, and said to her father, “Gracie loves you the most. Walk past and I bet she looks up.”

Ron Pitcock walked around the kitchen countertop, past the puppy resting in Made

Paschal track and field coaches Robert Phelps and Fred Tucker hope they can continue a winning tradition from last year.

Last season, the Panthers had many District 4-5A track and field champions and regional qualifiers. Phelps said he hopes

The Tanglewood Neighborhood Association (TNA) is hosting an “Egret Prevention Party” at Central Market on Sunday at noon. Topics of discussion will include the damage caused by the egrets’ presence and how to prevent them from nesting

Dropping their careers to take care of their children is one of the many pivotal points in a stay-at-home dad’s new role. 

 Strains of holiday music will fill the air when the R.L. Paschal High School orchestra performs at the University Village Barnes and Noble this Saturday.

Kristi Tollefson, director of the Paschal orchestra, said her students would perform

Constructing three buildings, anchored by a cemented, feature-rich outdoor oversized patio of sorts, in the most expensive place to build in Fort Worth city limits required some influx of cash upfront. Luckily for Fort Worth residents, we have the Bass

Johnny Campbell grew tired of the same phone call.