The Paschal Panthers remained winless after a 52-12 loss to the Arlington Lamar Vikings Friday night.

The first few possessions were promising for the Panther defense, but the Vikings’ balanced running attack and potent passing game prove

Paschal High School will offer free admission for all middle school students to attend the varsity volleyball game against Lamar High School. The students are also invited to attend a tailgate party thrown before. The game will kick off at 6:30 p.m. Tu

For the Paschal Panthers, their first win has been an elusive one. But this Friday presents an opportunity for a program-defining upset that could turn the season around for the winless Panthers.

The Panthers (0-5) travel to Arlington’s C

The Greek House is quaint and understated eatery nestled on the corner of Forest Park Boulevard and Park Hill Drive. The restaurant has been a part of Fort Worth since 1988 and was originally located on South University Drive, but relocated to its curr

On Friday, Sept. 30 ten students from Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts performed with the traveling Broadway cast in The Wizard of Oz.

Catie Humphreys is the Munchkin Coordinator for the national tour of The Wizard of OZ. Humphreys said that the

For a little over a year Fort Worth has held public and stakeholder meetings to work toward a solution to the flooding in the Forest Park/Berry Watershed area that comes with heavy rains.

Last Thursday, final recommendations were discussed, in

It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month and you can celebrate with your fellow 109ers at local venues right outside your doorstep. George Miadis will play from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 4, at Potbelly’s. Grab a sandwich, and enjoy his acou

On Saturday the McLean Mad Hatter 5K race kicked off at 8 a.m. The race was open to runners of all ages and started at McLean Middle School. The race route took participants through TCU and Westcliff neighborhoods and ended back at McLean Middle Sch

The Paschal Panthers fell to 0-5 (0-2 in district play) this week, losing in a storm-delayed game Friday to the North Crowley Panthers, 42-10.

The game featured a plethora of turnovers and a lighting delay that forced the game to be played over

October is a time when you might expect to see the colors of autumn all around you, but on Oct. 4 the main color you’ll see in the Paschal High School Gymnasium is pink.

At 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 4, in the Paschal High School gym, the

The winless Paschal Panthers’ game against their district rival, the North Crowley Panthers (1-3), was postponed at halftime Thursday night at Farrington Field due to severe lightning and heavy rain.

The halftime score was 28-3, after Nor

Ten Fort Worth kids chosen to perform in national Broadway tour of The Wizard of Oz.

Three male and seven female sixth graders from Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts will play the munchkins Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Bass Performance Hall dow