Eighty-degree February days aren’t good for building snowmen, but Friday provided perfect weather for the Alice Carlson Applied Learning Center Walkathon.
Cheers erupted from supportive classmates lining the sidewalks as students complete
For four decades – featuring music from the ‘70s, ‘80s, and ‘90s to today – Robert Broyles, a resident of the 109, has taken the stage and entertained the Fort Worth community.
At Alice Carlson Elementary, PTA parents are rushing to finalize plans for the upcoming Walkathon and Intercultural Festival. The second annual Come Walk With Me Walkathon kicks off at 1:30 p.m. Friday.
Nearly 75,000 visitors are expected to flock to Fort Worth for the Super Bowl, but the Convention & Visitors Bureau hopes that won’t keep 109ers and other city residents from joining the
The Pittsburgh Steelers will be practicing for the Super Bowl on TCU’s campus soon, but it definitely won’t be the best place for 109ers to see the AFC Champions.
T. Ross Bailey, TCU associate athletic director, said practices will
Gary Wood, 50, said he chose to place an advertisement for his two-bedroom house in the 109 on Craigslist on Wednesday because he did not notice that any real estate agencies were advertising home rentals for the Super Bowl.
Jim Schlossnagle enjoys living in the109 because he can walk to work. His path leads to the TCU baseball diamond where he leads TCU’s baseball team as the season begins Feb. 18 with a three-game series with Kansas at Lupton Stadium.
The Thursday Boys is a non-profit youth organization that is committed to developing leadership skills and instilling the importance of service in the children of Fort Worth.
If you happen to drive past Tanglewood Elementary School on any Thurs
