The TCU Horned Frog baseball team is headed to Omaha.

In the third and final game of the Fort Worth Super Regional, the Frogs proved too tough to kill, rallying from a one-run deficit in the ninth inning to win 6-5 and clinch a spot in the 20

Forty years ago, they graduated from high school, received their diplomas, and went their separate ways. Now, members of the Paschal High School Class of 1974 are celebrating their 40th reunion.

“We had around 690 classmates that year,&

TCU’s football season begins in August and offers for seasonal parking spaces are springing up.

A purple sign along University Drive makes its pitch for football fans to secure a parking space during game days at University Christian Ch

This year, the Fort Worth Police and Firefighters Memorial was tagged with graffiti its fiirst time.

The graffiti was removed immediately from the memorial, which is located on the north end of Trinity Park along West 7th Street, about three

The second Clearfork Music Festival will be held Aug. 30 at Panther Island Pavilion.

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Instead of attending tonight’s City Council meeting, members and friends of the Bluebonnet Hills N

A new program at the Fort Worth library, which has a branch in the 109 at 4001 Library Lane, aims to keep the community turning the pages of books “worth reading.”

Divided into four-month chapters, Worth Reading is a year-round pr

It’s egret nesting time, but the Tanglewood neighborhood has ceased its bird scare tactics.

Rick Shepherd, a Tan

Free B-cycle rentals and a trail party are on the radar this weekend at Trinity Trails.

Fort Worth B-Cycles is offering free four-hour bike rentals, according to a news release by Streams & Valleys, for those wanting to join them and

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