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February 2, 2024
Popular TikTok food critic, Keith Lee, visited this Fort Worth restaurant and raved about its mission. Here’s what he had to say.
February 1, 2024
Besides restaurants and bars, you can also take your valentines — or galentines — to an airport or a haunted house for a special dinner in the coming weeks. After you digest these eight fabulous ideas below, come back for more in next week’s Night & Day column. 1.) Blue Mesa (612 Carroll St, Fort Worth,
January 16, 2024
CareATC Launches CareATC Cares Philanthropy Program: Awards Grants ...
December 22, 2023
Its mission? “To feed, educate, and serve our community so they may ‘taste and see the Lord is good.’”
December 14, 2023
There are plenty of reasons to lose faith in humanity right now. Whether it’s our horrible county judge trying to defund a nonprofit that helps girls become confident female leaders or a justice system that serves mass incarceration and lavish attorney fees over us lowly citizens, bad actors and crooked institutions
November 30, 2023
Here are our Top 8 food and booze events happening soon in North Texas. 1.) Join Chef Jeff Williams and his team at Taste Community Restaurant (1200 S Main St, Fort Worth, TasteProject.org) as they explore the new winter menu. Williams will prepare a series of small bites at the Winter Menu Tasting. “I have
August 30, 2023
The community will have to wait a little longer for a taste of the pay-what-you-can restaurant, which had to push its deadline into 2024 due to unexpected delays in renovations.
February 8, 2023
The history of Valentine’s Day is a little murky. There are three early Christians named Valentine or Valentius credited with love-y miracles –– the kind for which a regular person can be sainted by the Catholic church. But my money’s on the fine early Christian tradition of co-opting pagan festivals and relating
October 19, 2022
Arlington Mayor Jim Ross painted the picture of a united city bringing in large events, companies and improvements to public education during the annual State of the City Address—and teased what's to come.