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Around 4:19 p.m. on Thursday, a vehicle was traveling on U.S. 29 Southbound in Guilford County behind a tractor-trailer.

It’s the time of year we all look forward to. We work hard all year long with one simple goal in mind: make it to this moment. It is without a doubt the greatest segment of the annual calendar. I’m speaking of course of Spotify Wrapped time, that ego-stroking date when we turn into little Anthony Fantanos, no doubt

A couple of weeks ago, our crack marketing team here at the humble Weekly revealed this year’s list of nominees for the Fort Worth Weekly Music Awards or, as we affectionately call them, the Panthies. Next to affordable housing and some sort of basic health care, there’s surely nothing in this world a local musician

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The very idea of a bear is a heavy thing to think about. Solitary, seldom seen, kept at a distance when spotted, looming large and imposing in both physical and metaphysical terms, intelligent, and dangerous when threatened yet yearning, perhaps, for the love lavished upon the toys sewn in its likeness — a bear is

Everyone’s heard of the classic Clinton-era parlor game Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon. The premise: Connect any random Hollywood actor to the Footloose star in six steps or fewer. “So-and-so was in X and with What’s-her-name, who was in Y with Yadda Yadda,” and so forth. The idea is that, in his day, Bacon was such a

By Suzanne Pender SPORTING achievements, community activism and generating debate of our favourite topic of conversation – the weather – were all reasons to…

This past year has been a great one for local music. From indie troubadour Cameron Smith’s beautiful album Shine to veteran psych-rockers The Cush’s Riders in the Stardust Gold, their first album for Ben Harper’s Mad Bunny Records, and hip-hop guru Sagemode Wrex’s X-Men-inspired Professor Wrex and the debut of

The past decade Cameron Smith has been playing across the US—especially in his native regions of North/Central Texas—both in his own bands (War Party and

The spirit of the late artist Jeremy Joel infuses the album, and last weekend's event.