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"Framing Desire" exhibition showcases at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth

By Caitlin Andreen
Published Jun 15, 2015

An exhibition showcasing new photo and video acquisitions, "Framing Desire" will be at The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth until August 23.

Fort Worth ISD Hiring Fair fosters community cooperation

By TCU 360
Published Jun 12, 2015

Community members and organizations banded together to make the 22nd annual Fort Worth ISD Hiring Fair possible.

Ornette Coleman, saxophone innovator, remembered as jazz legend

By Caitlin Andreen
Published Jun 11, 2015

Fort Worth native Ornette Coleman is remembered for his many contributions to the world of jazz.

Free movie night popular for families, businesses

By TCU 360
Published Jun 11, 2015

The first free movie night in Sundance Square brought temperatures in the 90’s, hundreds of people and 101 Dalmations.

Movie night in Sundance Square leads with 101 Dalmatians

By Joey McReynolds
Published Jun 10, 2015

Residents in Fort Worth can spend their Wednesday nights watching movies downtown

Fort Worth Band, Telegraph Canyon brings something new to Friday on the Green

By Joey McReynolds
Published Jun 8, 2015

Telegraph Canyon is back for another year at Friday on the Green, showcasing new music from their upcoming album.

Morning and afternoon waves for “Slide the City” cancelled

By Caitlin Andreen
Published Jun 6, 2015

Customers waited hours to find out Slide the City’s morning and afternoon waves were cancelled.

Morning and afternoon waves for "Slide the City" cancelled

By Caitlin Andreen
Published Jun 6, 2015

Customers waited hours to find out Slide the City’s morning and afternoon waves were cancelled.

Tanglewood neighborhood avoids re-zoning

By Joey McReynolds
Published Jun 4, 2015

Members of the Tanglewood Neighborhood Association successfully prevented a proposed development that would break up lot sizes in the area

Jimmy Johns comes to University Strip

By Joey McReynolds
Published Jun 3, 2015

Jimmy Johns is replacing Cold Stone Creamery on S. University Drive

PantherFest to host a 2,000 foot slip-and-slide in downtown Fort Worth

By Caitlin Andreen
Published Jun 2, 2015

In honor of Fort Worth's 166th birthday, PantherFest will host local musicians and restaurants, along with a 2,000 foot long slip-n-slide in downtown Fort Worth.

Woman attacked at gunpoint on TCU's campus

By Joey McReynolds
Published Jun 1, 2015

An email was sent out to TCU students by the TCU campus police department.