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Battleground ohio where she earned a slam dunk endorsement from basketball champion lebron james. Clinton nats i i i might be elected president , but here in ohio, lebron will always be the king the former secretary of state also seizing on the attention surrounding trumps 1995 tax returns. Clinton says yesterday, his campaign was bragging that it makes him a genius. What kind of genius loses a billion dollars in a single Hillary Clinton is also trying to convience voters here in battleground oh...

Ironically, one of the best things about AmericanaFest, the week-long debate about what “Americana” means peppered with fantastic artists that don’t fit

Fort Worth singer-songwriter Van Darien brings her moody brand of mod-rock to The Post at River East (2925 Race St, 817-945-8890) 8pm-10pm Thu. No cover. All ages welcome. $5 classic cocktails will be featured.   Before Magnolia Motor Lounge (3005 Morton St, 817-332-3344) goes the way of Lola’s Trailer Park and

In this chapter from the book 'Her Country,' author Marissa R. Moss looks at gender bias in Nashville and Kacey Musgraves' CRS debut.

Thursday, April 7 Head to Sundance Square (420 Main St) 11:30am-11pm Thu-Sun for the Fort Worth Art Fair (@FWArtFair), a showcase of art, culture, and music, featuring local visual artists on Gallery Row and local music. On opening night tonight, the local sounds will be followed by Grammy-winning headliner Clint

Fort Worth Weekly And local venue owners and operators are hoping they, too, will stay open. Earlier this month, the Small Business Administration ( SBA) was slated to begin processing applications for financial aid from venue owners/operators across the country whose businesses had been crushed by the pandemic. The owners/operators seeking a sliver of the $16 billion in available federal funds as part of the Save Our Stages Act encountered a crashed website. The feds went to wo...

Fort Worth Weekly Hindsight on 2020 This year, despite many losing their means to make a living, local musicians proved the pandemic couldn’t lock down their creativity. By JUAN R. GOVEA AND PATRICK HIGGINS - Twenty-Twenty wasn’t fine, but it certainly was musical. Collage by Patrick Higgins One day, when we look back on the unholy year that has been 2000 and 10 times two, the cataloguing of unbearable tragedies, atrocities, and absolute insanities that we’ve all somehow end...