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Outgoing TAD Board Member Reflects on Two Years of Reform Efforts On Sat., Jan 1., Gary Losada’s two-year term on the board of the Tarrant Appraisal District (TAD) will end. Losada joined the board as a reformer who called out wasteful spending and unethical dealings at the governmental group that appraises property

Signs that read, “County Maintenance Begins” are typically met with dreaded anticipation of potholes and uneven pavement — but not on one stretch of unincorporated road in northwest Tarrant County. The pristine asphalt that runs parallel to Jacksboro Highway is freshly painted and bordered by carefully manicured

As the Department of Education’s civil rights investigation into Carroll ISD in Southlake continues, passionate parents on both sides of the issue are speaking out.

Our expert considers the no-dig approach that's created such a buzz at Hampton Court, and rounds up other gardening jobs for the weekend

Price’s candidacy for Tarrant County’s top job had long been speculated.

The outgoing mayor of Fort Worth has her eyes on another political office -- Tarrant County Judge.

One of the last remaining Republican mayors of a big city is jumping back in to the political arena after not seeking reelection.

Retail Furniture News: 68-Piece “Traditions” Collection by Hooker Furniture to Debut at High Point Market , Inspired by European architecture & antiques, the new collection offers consumers “new vintage style”.

Get prepared for spring with Bunny Guinness top jobs to do this March  Credit: Andrew Crowley I am often asked about good home soil-testing kits. When I was studying horticulture at Reading many years ago, I seem to remember we tried out several kits and compared them with accurate lab tests. The conclusion was that the kits were really not accurate enough to be useful. Talking to Tim O’Hare (top soil scientist – toha.co.uk), he says this is still true today. In laboratory tests, demineral...

Orange capsicums help combat blindness but you wont find them easily in shops MonMonday 11 updated MonMonday 11 The orange pigment in orange capsicums is the source of a blindness-busting compound. ( Share Print text only Cancel Introducing orange capsicums to the menu would address deficiencies of a chemical compound which helps prevent Australias leading cause of blindness — but hardly any Australian farmers are growing them. Key points: One in seven people aged over 50 have signs of macula...