Fort Worth’s drought conditions have led to some noticeable changes in the look of landscaping in the 109.

“Individuals are much more concerned finding plants for their landscaping that are drought- resistant than they were 10 yea

Ms. Easter Bunny will find a brand new home awaiting her at the 109’s Hulen Mall on Saturday, March 29.

The new Bunny Hop is full of fancifully decorated eggs of varied sizes, prints and patterns. Ms. Bunny’s new home is located n

Midnight on a Friday, two hours before the bars’ last call, a herd of students stand next to a brightly colored, taco-smelling food truck on Berry Street across from Fuzzy’s Taco Shop.

With so many other late-night dining

Kevin Hines, a survivor who jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge, will share his story March 19.

“Cracked, Not Broken” is scheduled for 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Brown-Lupton University Ballroom at Texas Christian Universit

A spring approaches, Log Cabin Village is reclaiming its gardens from winter and introducing a new monthly gardening series.

A living history museum in the 76109, the Village invites guests to take part in gardening while learning app

On a sunny afternoon, sounds of acoustic guitars mixed with the breeze in front of Sol de Luna on University Drive.

The Jax Bros, a duo consisting of Mark Jax and Pierre Jax, played music for tips along the sidewalk for patrons and pa

On a night when customers get free food with the purchase of a drink, Maria Evelia Ramirez, 31, can be found chopping up veggies, dusting them with her 15-spice rub and grilling them.

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Caleb Chappell, a TCU freshman, said he was at the election not only to vote for Konni Burton in the District 10 state senate race, but also to encourage others to vote for her.

Chappell was one of the

The Texas primary election voters at the 109’s Congregation Ahavath Sholom synagogue on South Hulen Street were primarily concerned with the races for governor, district attorney and attorney general on Tuesday.

The main issues affectin

St. Stephen Presbyterian Church sits on a hilltop at the edge of the 109 overlooking Forest Park and downtown Fort Worth. Those in the vicinity of the historic church are familiar with the traditional hourly tune that rings from the church’s 200-

Rockets blasted skyward Friday at St. Andrew Catholic School.

In a ball field across from the school, groups of science teams made up of eighth graders launched their class projects.

Science teacher Mike Fenoglio said stud

The Fort Worth Model “A” Ford Club, which has several 109ers in its membership, unites local antique car enthusiasts in a hobbyist organization that seems like family to many of them.

Jordan Douglass and his twin brot