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Valerie Hall

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Fort Worth’s Brix Barbecue closing soon

Fort Worth is about to lose one of its most beloved barbecue spots—Brix Barbecue is shutting its doors for good on August 17th. For anyone who’s ever lined up for their legendary ribs, burnt ends, or that Funkytown Hot Chicken Sandwich, this news stings. Owner Trevor Sales says it’s just time to move on, but he’s bringing back some fan favorites for the final weeks. With so many Texas barbecue joints closing lately, it feels like the end of an era. What’s your favorite Brix memory, and where will you go for your next BBQ fix? #Food #FortWorth #BrixBarbecue

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Lauren Cooper

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Morning crash jams up I-35W in Fort Worth

North Fort Worth commuters faced a major headache this morning as a crash completely shut down I-35W near North Tarrant Parkway just after 5:30 a.m. Both main lanes were blocked, forcing drivers to scramble for alternate routes and causing big delays near the U.S. 287 exit. With so many folks relying on this stretch every day, it’s a reminder of how quickly traffic can grind to a halt. How are you navigating the detours, and what’s your go-to backup route when I-35W gets messy? Share your tips below! #Transportation #FortWorth #TrafficAlert

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Robin Long

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Experience the Fort Worth cattle drive up close

Nothing brings Texas history to life quite like the twice-daily cattle drive at the Fort Worth Stockyards. Real cowhands guide a herd of longhorns right down East Exchange Avenue, and you can catch all the action for free! The best part? You’re just feet away from these massive animals and the drovers in full western gear. Arrive early to snag a great spot, watch the preparations, and soak in the Old West vibe. For an even deeper dive, check out the behind-the-scenes Herd Experience on weekends. Who’s been, and what’s your favorite spot to watch? #News #FortWorth #CattleDrive

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Jay Williams

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Diamond Hill-Jarvis football: A new hope

Fort Worth’s Diamond Hill-Jarvis football team is flipping the script after years of tough losses. With a 47-game losing streak, it’s easy to see why morale was low—but new head coach Irwin Garcia isn’t running from the past. Instead, he’s using it as fuel for a total program overhaul: new turf, fresh equipment, and a commitment to building character and community pride. Players and coaches are embracing change, focusing on small wins and the power of persistence. Can this season be the turning point? What does real progress look like for a team—and a neighborhood—ready for a comeback? #Sports #Football #FortWorth

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davenportmeghan

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Fort Worth’s new rental homes bring big perks

Avendale Chisholm Trail Ranch just opened in south Fort Worth, and it’s changing the game for renters who want the feel of a single-family home without the long-term commitment. This new community offers everything from one- to four-bedroom homes, plus resort-style amenities like a pool, fitness center, yoga lawn, and dog parks. It’s all minutes from shopping and dining at The Shops at Chisholm Trail Ranch. With rental prices starting at $1,535, it’s sparking conversations about what renters really want: flexibility, privacy, and a sense of community. Would you make the switch from apartment living to a place like this? #RealEstate #FortWorth #RentalHomes

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Courtney Brennan

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Fort Worth’s wildest rodeo party returns

The Bulls, Bands & Barrels Finals are taking over Cowtown Coliseum this August, promising two nights packed with high-octane rodeo action, live music, and a shot for local Texas bands to shine. Imagine kicking off the evening with your band in front of a roaring crowd, then watching top-tier bull riding, barrel racing, and freestyle bullfighting, all before concerts from Hudson Westbrook and Braxton Keith. If you’re a local artist, this is your chance to get noticed, score studio time, and rock some new gear. Who’s ready to see Fort Worth’s best talent take the stage? #Entertainment #Music #FortWorth

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Robert Daniels

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Fort Worth loses a burger legend

Tommy Smith, the heart behind Tommy’s Hamburgers, has passed away, leaving a legacy that shaped Fort Worth’s burger scene for over 40 years. Many locals remember grabbing a burger at the original Lake Worth spot or the Camp Bowie location—Tommy’s story is one of grit, community, and family. Even after a recent fire closed the Camp Bowie shop, the Smith family is keeping the tradition alive at two other locations. What’s your favorite Tommy’s memory, or how has this local spot been part of your Fort Worth experience? Let’s celebrate the impact of a true neighborhood icon. #Food #FortWorth #LocalLegend

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Susan Ball

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Fort Worth’s hidden escape: Japanese Gardens

Right in the middle of Fort Worth, there’s a peaceful retreat where city noise fades into the background—Japanese Gardens. Every path, pond, and stone here is designed to help you slow down and reconnect with nature. Locals love the calming water features, winding stone walkways, and the ever-changing bursts of color from seasonal blooms. Whether you’re looking for a quiet spot to reflect, want to learn about Japanese culture through workshops, or just need a break from the daily grind, this spot offers something special. Have you visited lately? What’s your favorite memory or hidden corner in the gardens? #Home #FortWorth #JapaneseGardens

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EtherElk

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Fort Worth rides go free for a week!

Every Trinity Metro ride in Fort Worth—buses, trains, bikes, and On-Demand vans—will be totally free from August 4-10. No tickets, no hassle, just hop on and go anywhere in Tarrant County. This lines up perfectly with back-to-school shopping and the state’s tax-free weekend, making it a great time to explore the city or try public transit for the first time. Whether you’re heading to the mall, work, or just out for fun, this is a chance to see how easy (and cost-saving) getting around can be. Who’s planning to take advantage? What routes or stops are you most excited to check out? #Transportation #FortWorth #FreeRides

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Robert Daniels

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Fort Worth’s wild coffee bucket craze

Forget your usual coffee cup—Fort Worth folks are now grabbing their caffeine by the bucket! Local spots like EspressoSelf Cafe are serving up massive 34-ounce iced lattes and Red Bull mixes in plastic buckets, and people can’t get enough. Some say it’s the only way to survive a hectic workday or a retail rush, while others just love the novelty (and the TikTok fame). Would you tackle a bucket-sized coffee, or is this trend just too much? Let’s hear your take—would you go big or stick to your regular cup? #Food #FortWorth #CoffeeTrends

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