The Acts 29 Network is bringing micro-churches to Fort Worth neighborhoods, and pastors hope their congregation will make people like church more.

The Acts 29 movement is a network of churches across the world. The movement derives its name fro

Two residents of the 109 were recently honored as great stewards of Fort Worth by Historic Fort Worth Inc. in an event focusing on building preservation.

Robert Tesch III and Sharla Tesch were recognized at The Samuel Benton Cantey III Lecture

A “hearbreaking loss” is a sports cliché, but to the Paschal Panthers, it probably seemed like the most appropriate way to describe their overtime loss to Sam Houston in Arlington Friday.

The still-winless Panthers ended regu

Alex Zoebel (from The Hanna Barbarians), will be playing at 10 p.m. Monday, Sept. 19, at The Moon. Gu

Alice Carlson Applied Learning Center kicked off its fourteenth year sponsoring its annual Park for the Arts program with the first TCU home football game this Saturday.<

On Saturday morning, the R.L. Paschal High School Marching Band was ready to go, donned in Paschal purple and white. Band members came prepared for the marathon event, mostly wearing athletic gear and running shoes. The parent volunteers, meanwhile, we

Arborlawn United Methodist Church boasts a renovated 46,000-square-foot facility.

The church has spent more than three years working out every detail that has gone into the final design.

The design mixes the traditional with today&rsquo

Since last Saurday, several schools in the 109 have been saluting Hispanic Heritage Month.

Tanglewood Elementary and Lily B. Clayton Elementary School, participated in the “16 de Septiembre” Hispanic Heritage Parade on September 10.

The 0-3 Paschal Panthers look to continue to improve during their bye week as they prepare for their District opener against Arlington Sam Houston next week. The Texans are also looking for their first victory.

Following a hard-fought 28-6 loss

Get ready for a weekend of exciting football and great music. Gonzo City, War Party, and

Patrons searching for seats just before 6:30 p.m., Sunday found University Christian Church near-full capacity. They were gathering to remember 9/11 and out of respect for the occasion, the audience was asked to withhold applause until the end of the c

The Paschal Panthers played a rough game both mentally and physically Friday night, losing to the Azle Hornets 28-6 at Hornet Field.

The game featured 16 total penalties, including eight in the first quarter. Despite a solid start, the Panthe