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In 2010, husband and wife artistic duo Sedrick and Letitia Huckaby purchased Sedrick’s grandmother’s home. A decade and a half later, it has come to be known as Kinfolk House, a site of remembrance and generative creation, a place with a personal and community history.

Worthwhile museums and historic sites that might not be on your radar

Clumps of lightly strewn litter pockmarked the apartment grounds as Ivan and Lorenzo approached. The two 18-year-olds recently kicked out of a local charter school were polite and soft-spoken as they recommended spots for lunch. We are concealing their last names to protect their privacy. Lorenzo, a Black man, darted

The school board approved a tax rate of about $1.06 per $100 of property value. Here’s what that means for home owners and the school budget.

Mia Moss owns Black Coffee (1417 Vaughn Blvd, 817-782-9867), and Patrice Angwenyi owns HustleBlendz (1201 Evans Av, 817-875-6663) with her husband Tweety. As it happens, their shops are about 2 miles from each other. Moss is a native of Polytechnic Heights and chose to open her fledgling coffeehouse in Poly because,

Residents are worried about getting pushed out, but the city says it has a plan to keep people in their homes.

Residents are worried about getting pushed out, but the city says it has a plan to keep people in their homes.

The resolution aims to “spur action on the passage of common sense gun safety legislation that will help prevent gun violence and keep our communities safe,” U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey said.

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