All TCU. All the time.
Lily B. Clayton, an elementary school located in the 109, offers a variety of volunteer opportunities for people around the community.
The school will hold its third annual “Marvelous Monday,” on Monday, June 2. The day is geared
Lifeguards kept keen eyes on children who splashed, swam and waded during Forest Park Pool’s opening day this weekend.
Safe Swim, an eight-lesson program, kicks off today at the pool, and it also aims to keep swimmers safe.
To many, business is about money and success, but 109 resident Zach Freeman believes a business should do more than just turn a profit.
“Business should be more than just making money,” he said. “It should do s
A TCU student underwent surgery this morning after being stabbed in the 2900 block of West Berry Street around 2:30 a.m., according to a TCU crime alert.
Twenty-year-old Bret Polk was taken by ambulance to the hospital, according to a
Debbie Gerwick, a fourth-grade teacher at Alice Carlson Applied Learning Center in the 109, was
Children released blue balloons Sunday before filing into
Blooming guava, chatting neighbors and lazing garden gnomes were all part of the scenery on Sunday during Historic Fort Worth’s garden tour.
Hidden Gardens of Fort Worth featured six garden
More than 40 percent of Saint Andrew seventh-graders were recognized as Duke University Scholars for 2014.
Twenty-nine students scored 95 percent or higher on the Iowa Test of Basic Skills, which qualified them as Duke Universi
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Retrospection boutique, at 2435 S. University Drive, is a family-run business.
Mother Cheryl Hailey and daughter Heather Hailey opened the boutique’s first location, in Hudson Oaks, on July 1, 2012.
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This summer, 109ers can help preserve North Texas’ musical culture – at the library.
The Fort Worth Library’s 3rd Thursday Jazz Series, currently in its fift
