Fort Worth, Texas, will be home to a new National Juneteenth Museum which is projected to open in early 2024. The firm overseeing the project, The Sable Group, said the museum “will educate guests on the legacy and experiences of the enslaved and provide factual narratives about people that overcame the trials and hardships of… Read more »
Gov. Greg Abbott made an announcement earlier that all gyms may reopen today Monday May 18th at a 25% capacity. Though with some restrictions, all guest must remain 6-feet apart for social distancing, wear gloves during their entire workouts, machines must be sanitized after each use, and locker rooms and showers must be closed. Some… Read more »
In such unpredicted times, the Navy’s Blue Angels to Fort Worth will be honoring our frontline workers this Wednesday, May 6th with a flyover. Every frontline worker deserves recondition during this pandemic, and the U.S. Rep. Kay Granger announced the flyover details would occur in Fort Worth at 11AM, lasting 35 minutes. Kay Grangers also… Read more »
Texas Congressman Marc Veasey took to Facebook Live to video a crowd of folks hanging out on Miller Ave. in Fort Worth the other evening. He said about 100 or so young 20 to 30 year olds were “acting like COVID19 doesn’t exist. He went on to talk about how serious the virus is and… Read more »
Stay at home order was set in place in Fort Worth, but only if people were abiding by the rules of social distance. Due to the lack of social distancing, Fort Worth has officially closed down all Basketball and Volleyball courts. The city has agreed to take down all basketball rims and volleyball nets to… Read more »
More sad news on top was already a tragic situation. The father of Atatiana Jefferson, the Fort Worth woman who was shot while in her home by a now former police officer last month has died unexpectedly. 59-year old Marquis Jefferson suffered cardiac arrest Saturday and died Charlton Methodist Hospital in Dallas, according to a family… Read more »
