Michael Johns, a TVS sophomore, competed at the Rotary Club's Regional Four Way Speech Contest, on Saturday May 7th.

Johns represented Fort Worth South Rotary Club.

Johns traveld to Hurst for the competition where he placed fourth and r

The 109’s Westcliff Elementary School is one of 14 schools in Texas chosen to participate in a new program designed to promote the benefits of healthy eating and

Art enthusiasts gathered recently at the Fort Worth Community Arts Center for a wine and cheese reception for the Fort Worth Country Day Sch

It was all smiles at Tanglewood Elementary on Monday, May 9, as students participated in the school’s Fine Arts Day, also known as “Artapalooza.”

Artapalooza allows Tanglewood students to observe and participate in visual arts

It was all smiles at Tanglewood Elementary on Monday, May 9, as students participated in the school’s Fine Arts Day, also known as “Artapalooza.”

Artapalooza allows Tanglewood students to observe and participate in visual arts

Phase two of the Berry Street Initiative will soon be underway and will bring with it a rail station, repaved roads new building codes.

Rick Kubes, local business owner and member of the Berry Street Initiative committee, said the group will ho

Parents at the 109’s Tanglewood Elementary believe their school is one of the best – and now a statewide survey has confirmed it.

In a new ranking, Tanglewood was the only Fort Worth ISD elementary school to make the top 200 of the

When it comes to burgers in the 109, two local burger joints battle to be called the best. Charley’s Old Fashioned Burgers and Dutch’s Burgers have different approaches to the burger business. It is impossible to pick a clear winner, but co

When it comes to burgers in the 109, two local burger joints battle to be called the best. Charley’s Old Fashioned Burgers and Dutch’s Burgers have different approaches to the burger business. It is impossible to pick a clear winner, but co

Clarke and Cyrus Barcus are not native to the 109 but have adopted the area as their own and are making names for themselves. Cyrus Barcus and son Clarke own and operate the Tex-Mex restaurant Old Rip

Clarke and Cyrus Barcus are not native to the 109 but have adopted the area as their own and are making names for themselves. Cyrus Barcus and son Clarke own and operate the Tex-Mex restaurant Old Rip

Located in the heart of the 109, Yogi’s Bagel Cafe is a local hotspot for community members, business people and Texas Christian University students.

The popular breakfast and lunch cafe is revamping its menu and introducing new items.